Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-03-30


after which Rev. A. s. Bole in very felic-
itous manner in behalf of the company
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Edmunds with a
very nice couch. Mr.. and Mrs. Edmunds
very feelingly responded. The only thing
to mar the day was the absence of the
daughter, the wife of DR.. Douglass in her
far Western home. Mr.. Edmunds was
born in Waterbury and came to Irasburgh
when he was fourteen years old. After
residing there twenty nine years, he and
his wife became residents of Coventry.
They are always interested in all that per-
tains to the welfare of the community and
the people were pleased to show their
appreciation in this way, and hope to
celebrate with them their fiftieth ami
versary.
CRAFTsBURY.
James Anderson is home from Lyndon
vile.
The sugar season seems to be nearly
through.
Fl. F. Andrus is boarding at n. Fl.
Kinney's.
Rev. G. M. stebbins is repairing his farm
| mousse Oh Town Hill III w OlcOLC.
Mrs. Gray of Hardwick is visiting friends
in town. She formerly resided here.
| George Henry Howard is home from
Exeter, N. H, for the spring vacation of
one week.
Cora B. Allen went last Tuesday to
Washington, D. c., where she expects to
meet DR.. W. E. Bailey and wife and spend
few weeks sightseeing.
EAST CRAFTSBUR
Mrs. S. E. Morse is visiting at Middle
bury.
Elwood Brill has moved to st. Johns
bury.
We are glad to see Mr.. G. w. Simpson
home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Anderson are the
happy parents Of a young daughter.
The G. E. sugar social at Mr.. Dutton' IS
was well attended and pleasant time was
enjoyed.
Word is received that Mrs. Minnie An
derson, formerly OF this place, has moved
with her family from Nebraska to the
state of Washington.
David Uric has the faculty OF finding even
that which is nicer than early Mayhowers
This week we are glad to report that he
has found wife: Congratulations.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Willis Noodle is spending part of his
vacation here visiting at G. FL. Roots.
Merton Cochran of Collinsvil has gone
to work in the creamery at Mill Village.
The w. Z. [. U. took in about 81 at the
sugar sociable at the Cong. church Tuesday
evening.
Henry Garner has purchased the Miles
house at Mill Village and has rented it t.
Morris Demerrit, with whom he is board
ing
The students of the academy accepted tn,
invitation of G. II. Root to q sugaring of
and went to his sugar honse "Wednesday
afternoon. They report an enjoyable bu
rather wet time.
DERBY.
George West is quite sick with the gas
trio fever.
Mr.. Arthur Sawyer is to move back int
his village home.
Mrs. William Croft has been i'll with tn
grip but is some better.
Mrs. W. R. Daley is spending the weel
) with her parents in Coventry.
; Mr.. Chas. Wolcott, wife and mothe
s visited at Leslie Heath's last week.
James Shannon is in charge of Charlie
Waterman's sugar place this spring.
Miss Helen Hunt has been having seriou
trouble with her eyes the past week.
} B. II. Ritche viii Yacate the Academ
} tenement, having rented the Ernest Able
Z house.
Fred Bishop has moved into Cha
Z Young's house and is in charge of til
} sugar place.
, John Duval has rented Charlie Hawkins
farm where ne moved after Chas. Young
bum burned.
The postponed lecture was delivered b
Rev. c. j. Brown of Newport in til
Academy Hall, Friday evening.
? Mr.. Albert Hall, wife and child, fro1
) Hartford, Conn.,, are visiting in town az
will soon GO on to the Aaron Grout far
, to live.
z Miss Blanch Daley and Master Nicho
! Hengton have returned to Maine havin
spent several months with Miss Daley
' parents.
Mrs. Ed. Lother has moved from ht
{ home at the north end of the village ini
s Walter Barnard's tenement, to which plst
8 thsswitch Of the Peoples Telephone vi
= be moved.
4 WEST DERBY.
4 Dr.. VIM. A. Chsse is in town.
Y he village chooI bsgan to-day.