Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-09-28


urge this season. WIN Hadley has one
veig hing 81 pounds.
Mr.. James Cornell and family have
moved to Burlington, where Edward will
lttend the university.
The Craftsbury academy ball team played
With visiting team last week. The score
stood Il to 10 In favor of the academy
team.
Edward Cornell, Adna Pike, and Bernard
Young have gone to the University of
Vermont. Their many friends wish them
success.
Misses Adelaide and Margaret Chamber
lain, who have been visiting at Mrs.
Paddock's, have returned to their home
In New York.
The "pie social" given by the Seniors of
Crafts bury academy was decided success.
The musical program was well rendered,
and the supper was enjoyed by all. Punch
was served in a corner of the hall, which
was decorated with the class colors, green
and white. The subject promenades were
very successful. About seventy five were
present.
DERBY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selden JENNIE visited at L.
r. Jenne's last week.
Miss Alice Kingsbury of Randolph,
Mass, is visiting in town.
Misses Belle Lamere and Nellie Fuller
oro howe R,ov,, tho Doarl.,,
j. Hay and wife have returned from
their trip to New Hampshire.
Mrs. Baldwin of Barnston is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. auckland.
Several from here went to Stanstead Fri
day evening to hear Eugene Cowles sing.
Mrs. Dorman of Sherbrooke, a cousin OF
Rev. A. B. Enright, visited in town last
week.
The young men of the academy were
entertained again in very pleasant man.
ner Saturday evening.
The ball game Saturday afternoon re-
suited in defeat for the Derby team. u
course they will do better next time.
Myron Young, who intended to enter
Burlington University this fall, has beer
obliged to give it up on account Of hi
eyes.
The Ladies' Aid OF the M. E. church will
meet at the parsonage with Mrs. Enrigh
on Wednesday afternoon. A cordial invi
tatlon is extended to all.
The students and faculty of the academ,
enjoyed holiday last Wednesday spent Oh
Lake Memphremagog and Owls Head; Mr.
Holbrook's new steamer was chartered TO
| the trip.
WEST DERBY.
Mrs. Frank Hill Is on the sick list.
Magoon's block is being reprinted.
Ed. Sisco is moving into his house o
Spring st.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Dodge have returne
from Lunen burg.
| Mrs. Steele has been visiting relatives
Canada for the past week.
Mrs. Lucas of Hill, n. H., is visiting BIZ
sister, Mrs. Luman JENNIE.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Merrick have returned t
their home in Pennsylvania.
A party was given to Harold Miller la
Thursday evening, Sept. "a, in honor Of b
birthday.
Mrs. Eliza Muzzey Of Henniker. N. e
has been visiting at c. h. Chappell's tt
past week.
Mrs. Carl White and son Melbourne ha'
returned from Coventry where they ha
been visiting relatives.
Miss Lillian Webster has finished wol
for Mrs. Hattie Colby and will go
Tilton, N. H., to work in mill.
Mrs. Daniels who has been sick for
long, died at the home of her daughts
Mrs. Henry Paquin, last Thursday NOR
: ing.
A very quiet wedding took place at t
home of Mr.. j. F. Heath where his daug
] ter Lena and Mr.. Frank Ingerson we
J united in marriage by Elder Char
Mcclure.
/ Miss Grace Pratt entertained several
: her schoolmates last Tuesday evening a
corn roast given in her yard. Games We
played and refreshments served.
enjoyed very good time.
r The ladies of the Free Baptist church
9 West Derby will serve their annual harv,
dinner, supper and breakfast at the F.
: vestry Thursday and Friday morning, o
), 1-2. A general patronage is solicited.
DERBY LINE.
There has been some trouble in getti
, the logs here at the mill on account OF i
water.
We are to Lave only eight weeks
school on account of building an additi
= to the schooIhouse. We shall then hi
two departments.
CLOVER.
The cider mill at South Glover is
10 operation.
L. F. Jackson has bought E. A. Norto