Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-11-16
DERBY.

Hon. Fletcher d. Proctor of Proctor,
was guest at Mai CIRCUITS las: week.
Elmer Lsmere's baby died last Friday
night. Much sympathy is felt for the
family.
Frank Niles was called home from
Bigelow, Me-, by the death of his grand
mother.
Plan to attend the recital given by the
ID. A. students at the end OF the fall term
Friday evening.
Mr.. Amos sawyer, who went to New
Hampshire to visit recently, has been I'LL
with pneumonia.
number of Odd Fellows from this
place attended the district meeting and
banquet at Newport last Tuesday.
The graded school closed Friday
afternoon with interesting exercises by
the higher grades at the building; the
lower grades were entertained by their
teachers at the town hall.
Mrs. Shaw, who has made her home for
years with her daughter, Mrs. Allen Niles,
died last Tuesday. Funeral services were
conducted at the house by Rev. ]. I'll.
Cone Thursday afternoon. Much sympa-
thy is extended to those by whom she will
| be mourned and missed.
Mrs. Charles Carpenter went last week
to Richford to visit Mr.. Carpenter.
Frank Rich is home from New York for
the winter.-Mr. Will Holbrook's family
and Miss Melinda Colby have returned
from their summer az Lake Park.-Mrs.
Fred Daggett of Holland called on
| friends in town last Saturday.
WEST DERBY.
The village school closes this week.
| The Universalist Society will give a So
cial at Geo. Kelley's Wednesday evening
Nov. IS. Oysters will be served from $50
until s O'Clock. During the evening
home made candies will be sold. Ladies
are requested to carry cake aud home
made candy. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. F. s Cobleigh is visiting at Geo.
Lang's in Barton.-Miss Clara Streeter of
Barton has been visiting at Luman Jen-
mes the past Week.-Mrs. Nellie Maxfield
| is visiting at d. G. Stevens'.-M. III. Dodge
has moved into Mrs. Miller's house on
Summer St.-Frank Garfield moves into
his house vacated by M. FL. Dodge soon.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Mrs. Kate Nichols has returned from
New York and is stopping with her
| daug liter, Mrs. James Elliot.-Miss Jennie
Fairbanks gave party to several of her
friends Saturday. A pleasant evening was
spent.-Toe dance given Thursday evening
was largely attended and all enjoyed a
good time.-Miss Kate Spear is stopping
| w hQr Mrc n
F. s. Cobleigh and son Adna spent Sunday
at Charleston.-Mrs. Horace Hancock is
having her buildings repainted.-Mrs.
Sarah Brown of Charleston is working for
Mrs. l. B. Bishop.-A quiet wedding took
place at the home of Mrs. Jasper Webster
Oct. "a, when her daughter Evelyn was
united in marriage with Fred Marshal of
Capleton.
CLOVER.
Mrs. M. L. Gilman is no better.
Mrs. j. e. Dwinell continues to improve
IN health.
Tom Smith is one of H. M. saImon's
choppers.
J. M. Salmon cut quite cash in his
foot recently.
for the winter.
DR.. F. e. Dwinell of LyndonvilIe was in
town last week.
Fidelia Drown of Shelf sId is working at
Arthur Salmon's.
The infant daughter of Will Simpson
died Saturday morning.
Mrs. Emma Drew is iIl.-Hazel Abbott
is sick with chicken pox.
Thomas Teller is repairing his buildings.
papering, clapboarding etc.
LOOMS Jackson has rented q farm in
WoIcott, and moved there.
Mabel Thorpe and little niece called on
friends at Naples last week.
David Anderson is in very poor health,
caused by an asthmatic trouble.
Mrs. e. V. Osgood has returned to the
home of her son at Wells River.
Lennie Fayer is at his grandfather's, T.
j. Fayer's, nursing sprained knee.
Chas. Lawrence is making a shelter for
his steamer at the foot of Silver Lake.
| g. F. Osgood was in town last week
putting in electric lights for Allen Spier.
Rev. John KimbaII Will preach in the
South church next Sunday at one O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dean Of West
Burke are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
| John Mcclellan.
The Ladies' Aid Society will serve dinner
at the Cong. church vestry Thursday, Nov.
10. ALI invited.
Burleigh Sherburne has bought his
fathers farm and taken possesion.-John
| Wright has moved on to his mothers
| farm.
Will Leonard and family from White
field are in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Quimby
from Manchester, n. H., are stopping at
Hugh Cars.
Clara Anderson closed her second term
Of school at Naples last Friday. After
winter term.