Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-08-10

Herbert and her daughter Charlens.
August 9Th several of the ladies attended
q meeting of the Irasburg union and report
an interesting meeting. A parliamentary
drill was conducted by the county presi
dent, Mrs. Pearson. The meeting was held
with Mrs. Joseph Cook, who served
bountiful supper to over 20 ladies. The
Irasburg union seems to be in a prosper
Gus condition.
CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Anderson has gone to winooski to
visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Whitney from Bos-
on are at Caspian lake.
Mr.. Clarence Williams from Boston is
passing few days in town.
Maud Amsden is home from North
hampton for a short vacation.
Mrs. Eliza Lother from Newbury is Wis
iting her children who reside here.
Fred Bemis and family from Plymouth,
n. H., are passing their vacation in town.
George Anderson returned to Winooski
last Saturday after spending his vacation
of two weeks here.
George Silver has opened barber shop
in the Uric & Sawyer building. Mr..
Silver has moved his family to W. P.
Kaiser's farm house.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Miss Minnie Seaver entertained Miss
Jennie Messer recently.
Robert and Elizabeth Harper are going
this week on the excursion to California.
Mrs. George Wvlie and daughter Agnes
are spending few weei at the sea coast.
Mr.. William Wylie, highly respected
citizen, died at his home in Glover last
Tuesday. He was born in Scotland ninety
years ago and came to this country while
yet young man. Mr.. Wylie was sue
cessful farmer and an honest and uprig ut
Christian man. He was member of the
Presbyterian church at East Craftsbury.
His funeral was held Friday and was con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. e. Taylor. The family
receive the sympathy of the entire COM
munity.
lNON Ak<<4F S0ON1s
Rev. L. 81. Upper was in Mortified
week before last.
The Sewing Society met with Mrs,
Hastings last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Rawson from Mont
clair, N. j., are visiting Mrs. Allen.
Several from this place attended the con.
cert at the M. E. church Friday evening
and pronounced 1t fine.
George Young returned last Saturday
from Boston, where he has been for treat.
ment. He is much better.
Rev. r. G. Noodle, former pastor, who
has been in the Massachusetts, Genera
Hospital, has returned to his home il
West Tisbury and Is confined to his bed.
DERBY.
Miss Maud Papineau of Brockton il
visiting in town.
Corlin Lorimer has returned from hi
| trip to the beach.
Mrs. 81. FL. Wilder visited her sister Ii
st. Adams last week.
Prof. and Mrs. Edgecomb returned from
their vacation last Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. McKibbon return to thei
home in Hinesburg this week.
Mrs. Carrie Young is caring for her sis
ter, Mrs. Bishop, at West Derby.
Mrs. Henry Black of Coventry is stop
ping with her daughter, Mrs. w. r. Dali
ley.
Miss Nellie Flannery was called to So
Troy last Tuesday to care for Mrs. Selde,
JENNIE.
Mrs. w. s. Robbins has gone to st. AL
bans to visit her daughter, Mrs. Franz
Marvin.
Mr.. VIM. Wilsey has moved back to tn
south end of the street from Mrs. Lother'
tenement.
Several from here took in the trip t
Ausable chasm last week and report
delightful trip.
c. A. Dupont, Jasper Richard, Myro
Young and Bert Richie went Saturday t
Seymour Lake for fishing trip.
Mrs. Elmer circuit has a fuchsia wit
ninety seven buds and blossoms on i
which comes ahead of the one mentione
In the Charleston items last week.
Mr.. Luther Kelsey is spending a fe
days in town on his way home from Aben
axis Springs, where he and his sister, Mr.
Harriet Collier, have been stopping.
A gloom was cast over the entire CON
munity by the sudden death of Mrs. Cha
Clark, which occurred Saturday afternoon
Funeral services will be held Monds
afternoon at o'clock.
WEST DERBY.
FL. j. Ball is having his buildings r,
painted.
: Oscar Schlerimer has moved into tt
Laura Adams house.
o. Young lost one OF his valua BILE mattel
ed pair of horses last week.
Miss Cora Darling is working for A.
Cobleigh while he takes a vacation.