Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-08-24


Heath's livery stable.
Mrs. w. F. Daley has returned from her |
trip to Greenville, Me.
Mr.. Delmar Robbins has gone to Bigelow,
Me, where he has situation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Campbell are the
proud parents OF q ten pound boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Allbee from Spring
field, Mass, have been visiting their par
ents.
DR.. E. w. Clark of Brockton, Mass,
called on his many old friends in town last
week.
Rev. A. B. Enwright and brothers took
trip to Quebec and other points in Canada
last week.
Mrs. Harry Rickard, Mrs. Ed. Wilder,
Miss Emma Wilson and some other ladies
from here camped last week at Trojan Park
with Miss Page.
Mr.. j. e. Enwright, prominent lawyer
of Windsor, and Mr.. Charles Enwright, an
electrician of Boston, visited their brother,
Rev. Enwright recently.
The members of the senior class will give
an Ice cream social on the academy
campus, weather permitting; otherwise in
the academy hall, Friday evening, Aug. %.
| Ice cream will be served from 600 until
900. All are cordially invited.
Mr.. w. s. Rob pins recei we'd word of the
birth of daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Marvin at st. Adams Aug. 19th.-A new
baby arrived at Alfred Corrow's and also
Joe Duval's last week.-Mr. Francis
Blanchard has exchanged his farm for
house in West Derby.-Lightning struck
Eugene Wheelock's barn last week, killing
three COWS and one calf, also setting fire to
the building but the fire was extinguished.
Mrs. Charles Clark's demise, which &C.
Cured at her home in Derby August Sth,
inst came suddenly and sadly; reminding
that the shadow of death comes and goes
as the shadow of the cloud. Mrs. Clark
was the daughter OF Judge Fletcher of Hol-
| land; and from an excellent family was
most estimable woman. Her childhood
| life was in Holland, ten years of her early
married life was in St. Johnsbury; and in
Derby she had resided like time. OF a
to herself, as the magnet, wherever she
dwelt, large circles of friends. Possessed
of sweet disposition and so many Iowa BILE
| ways, all with whom she came In contact
felt an influence they soon came to prize
as the dearest friendship. Always pleasant,
sweet, simple and pure in life, her many
friends mourn deeply her departure and
will sadly miss the sunshine OF her cheer
full life. She was a capable woman and
with plans and work, always in quiet har-
mony, she accomplished much, visiting
upon friends many pleasant surprises.
She was a consistent Christian, kind in
sickness, sympathetic in trouble and a
ready help in need. Her many loving
friends will follow her, in tender memory,
beyond the veil, into the quiet spirit land,
and the sorrowing family have the sincere
sympathy Of all. Few women more COM
pletely filed the place of daughter, wife
and mother. God bless her memory. Her
funeral was largely attended and loving
floral tokens were in great evidence.
| WEST DERBY. L
Chas. Gray is having his buildings re-
shingIed.-Mrs. Jack Groom has returned
to her home in Lancaster, N. H.-The West
Derby baseball team played at Holland
Friday, the score was II to In favor of the
West Derbys.
Mrs. Nelson Rexford who has been i'll
for some time died at her home Thursday
morning. Her remains were carried tt
Westfeld for interment. She leaves {
husband and four small children. Much
sympathy is felt for the bereaved family.
The Ladies' Aid will serve salad supper
at the F. B. vestry Thursday evening, Aug
81, from six to hit O'Clock. All come ant
help along a good cause.-Mrs. 81. N
Chapman and daughter Gladys started fo
their home in South Dakota Tuesday mig bit
Miss Annie Cousens gave "cake con
| test" to about thirty young friends in hon
or of her twentieth birthday. Mrs. Chas
White being the lucky one, carried off tn
cake. Refreshments were served and al
enjoyed very good time.
CLOVER.
Mrs. Owen of WhitefieId, N. H., is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Will Mason.
. Mrs. John Kimban will preach at tn
South church next Sunday at o'clock.
Miss Cora Marsh has been visiting friend
l at Newport and West Charleston the pas
week.
Mrs M. E. Rowland was called to Prov
: idence, R. l., last week to attend the tuners
r of sister.
The Rev. and Mrs. John Mcdonald hav
a returned from Plymouth, N. H., after
years absence.
Mrs. Chandler Severance and Mrs Geore
Goodall of st. Johnsbury visited Mrs. G.
: Phillips last week.
. Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Willard and lit
. daughter Cecile of Sutton visited the
sister, Mrs. B. q. Wells, last week.
e Mrs. N. l.. Dow and daug liter Graz