Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-09-14

AT the Injecting hOnCay evening IL Was
decided to appoint committees to solicit
for the proposed lecture course to be held /
here next winter.
Mrs. Sarah Brown Tucker of Hardwick |
has been spending the week with Mrs. |
Charles Chamberlin and calling on other |
old friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Remington were
called to Wolcott last Wednesday to attend
the funeral of Almond Bruce's little daugh-
ter, aged three years.
The many friends of Rev. w. E. Allen
were pleased to meet him again at the M.
E. church last Sunday morning. Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen are camping at Caspian Lake.
The Craftsbury Cornet Band made its
debut at the ball game Saturday. The
selections were well rendered and cordially
received. We hope to hear from them
often now.
Much sympathy is felt for the family of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Robbins in the loss of
their only grandchild, little Mary Bruce of
No. Wolcott, who fell into pail of hot
water and was so severely burned that she
QlSQ nOuOHy
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Miss Elizabeth Harper has returned from
her California tour.
Clark Taylor has gone to Halifax, Mass,
where he has position as teacher.
We are glad to see Mr.. and Mrs. 81. d.
Dutton OF Portsmouth, N. H., in town.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer are enjoying visit
from their daughter and two children from
! Woodsville, n. II.
John Seaver is enjoying a visit with his
sister, Mrs. Kendall, who has come here
with her daughter, Mrs. Clifford, from
California. DR.. Jay Seaver of New Haven,
Conn, is also visiting his sisters and uncle
with them.
Among the pleasant events of the week
was the marriage of Miss Mary Taylor and
D. FL. Udall last Thursday at the home of
the brides parents. The bride was the
recipient of many valua bic presents. They
have gone to Colum bus, Ohio, to live,
where Mr.. Udall has position as teacher
in the Ohio state university.
Particulars regarding the recent death
Of Mrs. Janet Barclay Brayuon are as fol-
lows: On Aug. 10 Mrs. Brayton and 8
friend were driving around the town
where they resided when the horse be-
came frightened and started to run. The
lady who accompanied Mrs. Brayton
caught at the reins in an attempt to quiet
the animal and secured one of them
which she Immediately pulled upon
This caused the horse to veer to one side
and as they were on bridge the carriage
caught on the bridge throwing bott
ladies out, Mrs. Brayton into the roac
and her friend into the stream. Mrs
Brayton received a fracture of the LEFT
collar bone and several ribs were broken
She was carried to her home and doctor
were called and she was made as comfort
able as possible. At first she commenced
to gain and her SOD, who came after sh
was injured, returned to his home ex
pecting that his mother would continu,
to gain. Later her limbs commenced t,
trouble her and she was then confined t,
her bed. On Aug. 30th she commenced t
grow worse and tailed rapidly. An exam
ination showed that her lungs were con
gested, which, with weak heart, causes
her death on September 1st.
8 DERBY.
Rodney Heath, who has been very i'll,
. improving slowly.
Leland Wiley has returned to Burling
ton for his second year at college.
t Mr.. ]. C. Hay and wife and little sol
. Alden arevisiting relatives in Pennington
r N. H.
Mrs. Will Daley and little daughte
Miriam, are visiting her parents in Coven
d try.
:, Mrs. e. Lothrop and little son, who hay
: been stopping at the Richard, have re
turned home.
:. The attendance OF people from this plat
= at Barton fair was large, and all felt we
= repaid for going.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Baxter and 80
n Wilbur of Greenvllle, Me-, are visitin
# Mrs. Baxter's parents.
le Mrs. Agnes Mahaney, her brother, Au
is tin Greenwood, and lady friend a
re boarding at the Richard.
8. Mrs. Joseph Dupont has moved in
ID Mrs. Arthur Sa wyer's house, making
r, more convenient for her son Cephas to g
~ to his work.
The reception to the new students
the academy last Friday evening was
y. very pleasant affair and largely attende
of Refreshments were served and promena
ing INDUCED in.
90 WEST DERBY.
Alfred Taylor is having his block I
ne painted.
Fred Hunt visited friends in Island POI
m last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred White are rejoici
re over son.
A. B. Coblelgh's family spent Sunday
tn Charleston.
John Dodge has returned to his home