Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-09-21
DERBY.

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Mrs. Hiram Levens is on the sick list.
Miss Linger of Barton is working at the
Rickard.
DR.. Comings' father from Berkshire is
visiting in town.
Mrs. Burt Richie has returned from |
trip to Bolton Springs.
Helen Hunt visited friends In Newport |
and Barton Landing last week.
Floyd North of Burlington was the
guest OF Aaron Circuit last week.
Ashley Johnson has sold his house occu-
ped by Curtis Aseitine to Lewis Lemere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Day were called
to Canada last week by the death of his
step-father.
Maud Enwright, who has been spending
the summer with her parents, has returned
to Montpelier.
Harvey Kelley of st. Johnsbury, former
resident Of this place, called on old friends
| in town last week.
Curtis Aseltine is moving his family to
Newport where he expects to work for the
| Swift Refrigerator Co.
| Capt. Peene and family of Fox Hall,
WiIloughby Lake, were guests at W. M.
Taylor's one day last week.
Estella Barnard and Edward Noon were
They will make their home in Nogales,
Arizona.
George Burton has been taking a few
days. vacation from the store and, with
his wife, has been visiting in White River
Junction.
A pleasant event of the past week was
the reception on Saturday evening, given
to the young men of the academy by the
faculty. Games were INDUCED In and re-
freshments served.
WEST DERBY.
E. Suffer attended st. Johnsbury fair
last Wednesday.
An arc light has been placed near Chas
Magoon's block.
Eugene Shattuck starts for Burlington
o-oay where he will study civil engineer.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Cousens and Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Mizener visited relatives
in town last week.
About dozen young people, chaperoneG
by Mrs. y. r. Moulton and Mrs Kat,
hamberlin, enjoyed a corn roast las
Monday evening on N. M. Colby's hill.
A reception was given Eugene Shattucl
q last Friday evening at his home. Game
were played, songs were sung, and re
:. freshments were served. The party brok
b. up about midnight, all wishing Eugen
: success in his school. All enjoyed YER
pleasant evening.
The A. G. Sunday-school held thei
annual picnic in Mr.. Chas. Brady's pin
grove, Saturday, Sept. IL, The table
l. were bountifuIly spread and all enjoyed
good dinner. The dinner was followed b
Of an entertainment, which consisted c
songs and speeches. Swings were al
q ranged for the children. The day was
that could be wished for and everyon
al had good time.
GLOVER.
he Mrs. ]. E. Dwinell was quite sick la,
e week.
Geo. Jerome, who has been quite SICK
u now better.
Roy Davis was at home from Newpo
over Sunday.
~ Mr.. H. E. Krby's brother and nephe
- are visiting him.
Hugh Carr is quite ill. DR.. Templetc
- is attending him.
Mrs. R. L. Drew entertained her brothe
Leonard Morse, recently.
IN The ladies of the Methodist church W
an hold fair early in October.
John a. Wylie, who has been sick wi
,v bilious fever, is convalescent.
TT Mrs. Leonard Drew returned Friday
Dol her home in Portsmouth, N. Fl.
Mrs. j. E. DwinelI has been i'll for sor
time, being confined to her bed.
d. Mrs. Lila Mcqueen is spending her v
w cation with her mother, Mrs. Abbott.
Mrs. John Kimball will preach at t
'he South church next Sunday at 1 O'Clock.
'ge The Ladies' Aid Society will give a hs
vest dinner in the vestry Thursday, Sc
zen "a.
ior The rural free delivery route from W
n0r Glover through Naples commenced Tu
'n day.
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treasurer's hands Saturday night of t
VII week.
nc Mrs. Kirby, who is caring for Dor
- Mcclellan, was home for day or two
week.
Ad- IL. Mcclure mas rented his place
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