Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-11-09
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.

Die horse last Friday.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Young and old will be interested in the |
popular story "Graustark" which COM
mences in this issue.
Mrs. Pike, mother of Mr.. A. B. Pike,
passed quietly away Thursday night, after
an illness of two years.
The people of Craftsbury have arranged
for lecture course the coming winter.
Mr.. Gearhart will lecture Nov. u, the
Wesleyan Quartette assisted by Miss
the middle of January. Mr.. Albert L.
Blair will lecture some time in February
and Mr.. Thomas NJ. McClary in March.
Mr.. Gearhart will lecture in the Cong'l
church at North Craftsbury Nov. 18th. 1t
is hoped that there will be full house.
Grace and Pearl Douglass started for
Seattle Monday morning to see their
father, Arthur Douglass.-Scott Rawson
has had the Rawson lot in the cemetery
fixed up.-Miss Abbie Pike has recently
purchased new piano of the Franklin
make.-The people of the community gave
Mr.. and Mrs. Hastings a very pleasant
reception last Wednesday evening as they
Gallagher has been on the sick list the
past week.-The L. T. l.. met with Mrs.
Paddock Friday evening and gave very
pleasant entertainment consisting of tab
leaux and recitations.
DERBY.
Ernest Weeks is in town.
Aaron circuit has returned from Mont
peier.
The Grange voted last Wednesday even
ing to disband.
Levi Kelley bought the Spear residence
at the recent auction.
Albion Barrett returned to his work in
Boston Tuesday night.
Will Kings bury of Randolph, Mass, is
in town for few days.
Rev. and Mrs. 1. P. Chase visited among
friends in town last week.
John Thompson and family of Boston
visited at John Hays last week.
Edgar Silver and family returned to
New York last Wednesday night.
Mr.. George Richie concluded to own
the sa wmill while longer himself.
w. H. Sails has bought the ErnesG Albce
house and some land of Albert Silver.
The oyster supper was greatly enjoyed
by all who attended. Over $21 was taken.
Don't miss "Graustark" if you want to
read most entertaining, wholesome story.
Mrs. c. K. Bates and Miss Edith re-
turned to their New York home last
Thursday night.
There will be an excellent chance to
secure some nice cattle at Gov. CIRCUITS
auction on Nov. 10Th.
Invitations have been received in town
to the marriage OF Miss Cora Howe, a
former popular D. A. student of DixviIle,
p. @, to young man OF that place, which
takes place Friday, Nov. 13.
WEST DERBY.
Ed. Sisco is rapidly recovering from the
effects of his accident.
Read the opening chapters of"Graustark ,
in this issue of the MONITOR.
Alvah Luxford, who has been out OF
health for some time, is able to resume his
work.
The M. W. A. Lodge will give a dance
Friday evening, Nov. Is. Good music
All invited.
! The road commissioners are stirring uI
the roads in this vicinity ready for the
fall rain to make into slush.
Mrs. 81. A. Luxford and her friend, Mrs
Rice, from Highgate, called on friends in
Newport Center last Tuesday.
The Universalist society will give social
at George Kelley's Friday evening
Nov. 10. ALI are cordially invited. Re.
freshments will be served.
The bridge between Newport and West
Derby is com pleGed.-Mr. Frank Dwire
who has been visiting at Sheffield, has re-
turned.-There have been two new street
lights installed on the corners of Mort herr
| Avenue.
While Mrs. Effie Lockhart was drivine
on River st. Wednesday evening she wal
run into by team belonging to Davi6
harness were smashed, and Mrs. Lockhar
was bruised, but no bones were broken.
GLOVER.
Mr., Rich's children are better.
Laban Darling has moved back on to hi
farm.
John Fl. Wylie is at work for Arthu
Salmon.
Geo. Jerome, who was quite sick las
week, is now better.
Minnie Grove is visiting her grand
mother in Craftsbury.
81. M. Salmon has commenced his Ium be
job and boards at Hiram Kirby's.
ssGraustark, - an entertaining serial story
commences in this issue. Read it.
Mrs. Hattie Clark, who still continues i
poor health, is stopping with her parents
There will be a Mite Society social at tn
vestry next Friday afternoon. All al
cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Q. Clark have gone
Stockholm, Neb, to visit Mr.. Clark
brother-The Rev. J. o. Sherburne, pre-
siding elder, preached at the, Methods
church Sunday evening.-Little Hiral