Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-07-06

Ltelc loAbb CaOsSu d very suCS-sSiul TERM
asst Friday.
About thirty-five pers ons met at the
church last Wednesday and gave it
borough cleaning.
Wednesday morning while MIR. Richard |
More was in the post-office, his horses |
took fright at the firing of gun and ran /
to Corey Urfe's, about two miles away. /
no damage was done. That |
afternoon a horse was caught here which |
had run from South CrafIsbury and be-
longed to John Gilbert.
CASWELL'S MILLS.
Lena Applebee is visiting friends in
Charleston.
Harry Clark and his mother were in
town Thursday.
Mrs. Myra Gray closed her school in
Charleston last Friday with a picnic for
the scholars. We hope Mrs. Gray will
teach the next term of school here.
Mr.. A. R. Hall and A. ]. Applebee, Clar-
ence and Eddy Smith camped at Norton
two days last week.
by moving. Wilbur Wallace moved to his
farm, Gilbert Maxwell moved on to the
place vacated by Wallace and Ray Heath
moved in where Gilbert vacatd.
DERBY.
Mr.. Albert Silver, Junior, is home from
the Philippines.
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fourth at Barton.
Mr.. Dihdwo Tive, colored gentleman,
is stopping at Maj CIRCUITS.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. DeLarm of Newport
called on friends in town Saturday.
Mrs. Forbes Mcpherson, who has been
feeble for long time, died Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wilder have commence
ed housekeeping in the tenement over the
store.
Mrs. G. Z. Bates and Misses Florence
and Ed ith Bates arrived in to wn the morn
ing of the Fourth.
DIR. Badger of Coventry was in town
Saturday to see his father, Mr.. Orange
Badger, who died Sunday morning.
Miss Alice Gibson clos ed successful
term of school in Morgan last Friday, a
former school uniting with this one in a
picnic.
Mrs. W. M. Taylor went to Hanover, n.
H., last week with her son Harold, who
underwent successful operation on his
throat.
Mr.. Aaron Grout, who spent the past
I few months in Egypt and the principal
cities of Europe, returned home last We'd
desday.
Little Emily Taylor, who accompanied
her mot her to New Hampshire, was fright
+ ened by dog and in running, fell over q
ledge and was rendered unconscious.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E.
church will hold social at Mrs. Wesley
Kelley's next Wednesday afternoon. Sup
per served as usual. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Richard and Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Pickel are camping al
Sugar Loaf, anada.-Misses Lydia Hardy
Bertha Comings and Ella Taylor occupied
| a cottage at Lake Park last week.
Mrs. William Bates of Illinois, formerly
well known here, is visiting at Mrs. Alone
Bates'.-Mrs. Walter Parker and two littl
daughters from Dorchester, Mass, are il
town to spend the summer with her par
ents.-Mrs. Will Wright of Barton ant
Miss Marguerite Babcock of Brooklyn, N
Y, visited at Mrs. w. r. Dailey's las
week.-Mr. Lewis Albee of Barton Land
hing spent few days last week at Mr.. Dus
tin Allbee's.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rob
bins of Newport spent Saturday in town.
Mr.. Eugene and Miss Grace Sink and MI
Geo. Kittle have arrived at George Sevrens
for their annual vacation.-Arnold Ed
munds visited in town last week.
WEST DERBY.
Sixteen persons united with the Baptis
: church last Sunday.
Quite number from here attended tn
celebration at Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. L. Dodge have returne
to their home at Lunenburg.
Several children were christened at tn
Universalist church last Sunday.
There will be no services at the Un1ve1
salist church Sundays July 18th and 1911
The exercises at the Baptist and Univel
versalist churches last Sunday were yer
pleasing.
q The M. w. A. lodge will give a prone
made in Magoon's Hall Friday evening, in
10. All come.
Gale Corkins was quite seriously injure
by the throwing of cannon fire-crack
in his face the Fourth.
The reservoir that supplies water for '
Derby and Newport has been cleaned OF
and is to be cemented.
Six persons from this place attended Il
Northern Association of Universalist
: meeting at st. Johnsbury the past week.
Parker Hancock of Boston Is visiting b
mother.-Miss Ethel Steele of Cassbur