Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-04-13

ing for some time in Kansas, Coiora 10
and Nebraska. returned home by way OF
Boston, where he was met by his sister
Elizabeth, who has been making an ex-
tended visit in Scotland. We very glad TO
welcome Mr.. and Miss Harper home again.
NORTH CRAFTS BURY.
Mrs. Margaret Lewis goes to Boston |
sooD TO purchase new millinery goods and |
get the new styles in millinery and dress
making.
Mrs. San antha Dawson, sister of the late
Horace DEMO, passed away quite suddenly
about II O'Clock Saturday hight. April 4,
at the home OF Mrs. DEMO, where she had
been Ii Ting for two years. she was So years
Of age and had been in good health until
day or two before her death she COM
planned of cold, but was not thought
seriously i'll until short ii ne before her
death. There was brief service at the
house Mon lay conducted by Rev. c. Ell
Morse, and the remains were taken to
Franklin, her former home, for interment.
Mrs. DEMO and n. B. Williams accom-
panied the remains.
DERBY.
The Grange held dance at the to gn hall
Friday evening.
Mrs. w. r. Daley has returned from her
visit in Coventry.
Mr.. Arthur Uttin has moved to the
Kline farm in Coventry.
The tenement over L. P. Jenne's store is
being thoroughly renovated.
Mrs. Melvin Bean and little son of Dor
chester, Mass, visited in town last week.
The last day of March Mr. Frank Blay
found a ground birds nest containing
three eggs.
There was no service at the nj. E. church
asst Sunday, Rev. Enright having gone to
conference.
| Miss Fleda Vinton of Morgan is tending
the switch of the Peoples telephone until
| it can be moved.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Silver,have returned
from Boston where they spent the greater
part of the winter.
The improvement in E. Lanes store is
very marked already, two fine plate glass
windows take the place of the old ones and
give fine opportunity for display ing
goods.
WEST DERBY.
Roy Skinner has moved to Newport.
George Sleeper has moved to Newport.
Adna CobIeigh spent Sunday in Charles
ton.
Charles Magoon has returned to Man
chester.
II. johnson has moved into the Good
nough house.
Miss FIossie Bruce has returned to hel
home in Charleston.
Elders Cousens and Fairbanks are shing
ling the Grandy house.
There will be social at Chas. Folsom
Friday evening. Refreshments will b
served and literary program has beer
arranged. All are cordially invited.
A little excitement was aroused by a fir
breaking out in the shop now owned b,
Elder Mcclure and used for the storage O
rags. There was no damage as the fire wa
quickly extinguished.
GLOVER.
DR.. Leonard is in Boston.
The w. G. T. U. will meet at Mrs. s. T
Leonard's next Saturday at 2 O'Clock.
Rev. John Kimball will preach at Sout
church next abbath at one O'Clock. Ere
: seats for all.
, q. 8. Phillips has silver pencil ham bur
hen that is fifteen years old this sprins
She is as bright and smart as pullet an
nothing about her would indicate age ez
! cept fine set of spurs which she is yer
free to use on any biddy that treads te
near her toes.
At our annual Village Improvement 81
:. ciety meeting the past week the followin
. officers were elected: John Mcclellan, Pres
J. P. Christie, Vice Pres j. E. Dwinel
Sec. and Treas; George Mcdonald, job
Mcclellan, ]. e. Dwinell, trustees.
: hope to do something by way of lightir
improvements.
WEST CLOVER.
rheumatism.
Miss Agnes Teller has been dressmakil
at VIM. Cameron's.
Mrs. Geo. Young is confined to her b
with gastric difficulty.
Rev. and Mrs. 8. l.. Vincent are reioicil
over an eight pound boy.
- Mrs. Newton of Craftsbury is here hel
ing to care for her mother, Mrs. J. Woo
ard.
Mrs. Alfred Daniels of Albany, who /
- been at Will Kings, returned home Ii
week.
! Mrs. John Woodland who suffered sho
a. last Sunday morning is very low at Il
writing.
c. F. Cutler has hired Mr. BIanchs