Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-03-23
LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.

NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Jennie Randall was absent in New /
port last week at the funeral OF Mr.. j. c. !
Dawson.
The ladies of the w. c. T. u will give |
sugar sociable at the Cong1 church to- |
morrow Tuesday, evening. A good time
is anticipated and all are invited.
The building bet Stevens block and
Paddock's store is being repaired for use as
post-ofice, beginning April 1, when the
new postmaster, Albert Cowles, viii assume
duties.
Clarence Fletcher of Albany and Lola
Robbins of this place were married March
Is, Rev. Mr.. Boutwell, of Hardwick per-
forming the ceremony. The young couple
will live for the present at the home of the
brides parents.
Mr.. Horace Andrus was recently brought
from Johnson, where he was sick, to be
cared for here. The sympathy of the COM
munity is with him both in his sickness
and IN the news OF the death of his son,
William F. Andrus, at Brattleboro March
DERBY.
MIS-. w. =. hODDlQS ana SaF1 return TO-
| day from st. Adams.
Mr.. George Grout has been visiting at
his old home for few weeks.
Mrs. Curtis Wiley does not seem to i'm
prove as her many friends wish she might.
Geo. GatchelI of Charleston is stopping
with his grandparents and attending the
acad envy.
n fria dc
a social hour and promenade at the hall
Friday evening.
G. W. Webb has recently received
pension, between $500 and 5000 back pay
and IS month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Twombly have re-
turned home, having spent most OF the
winter with their children.
Mr.. Asa Wills, who formerly worked for
| Maj. Grout and boarded at the Richard,
was on from Wakefield last week and
took back bride with him. Congratu
lations.
Although the attendance ct the M. E.
donation, held in the church, was small,
yet all went away much pleased with the
excellent supper, and the lecture by Mr..
Newell, 1925 was raised.
/ About twenty from here drove to New
port Friday noon expecting to see Prof.
Andrews for few minutes, who was en-
route from Minneapolis to Maine, but all
were much disappointed in not finding
him on the train.
WEST DERBY.
Rey Martin is able to be out
:. Mrs. A. j. White is improving.
! : William Lovelace is in town.
: Mrs. George Thompson is gaining.
Charles White remains about the same.
Mrs. r. E. Cheney has returned from
Lyndonville.
+ George Sleeper has changed places with
Is Ed. Ball of Newport.
r The village school commences Monday,
March 80, with the same teachers as last
term. -..-
= Miss Frances Pickel, who has been stop
ping at Fred Pickel's, has returned to heI
| home in Canada.
Miss Maggie Hinman, who has been visit
ing at D. M. Stokes, commences work for
Edwin Jenness' people Monday.
Mr.. Osborne, who has been stoppin 9
with Mrs. Hannah Rogers for the last four
years, has returned to his former home at
Il Newport, Maine. sT
GLOVER.
Martin Sherburne is sick
Mrs. J E. Dwinell is in Lyndonville.
Ed. Healey has returned to Manchester
. N. H.
town.
Frank Darling has sold his farm at So
Glover.
Mrs. Grace Brooks is at work at DR.. n
= L. BOWS.
n Ned Young and wife are visiting at D. s
Young's.
d Tom Smith has leased his farm to WesIe,
: Sherburne.
g John Wright carries on R. L. Drew
q sugar place.
9 Mrs. Minnie McGann has returned to he
work at Lowell.
Blu. Wells went to Lyndonville on bus
mess MONDAY.
Mrs. Huntoon will work at Harry Stan
toms this summer.
Mrs. E. A. Norton is caring for he
i daughter in Stowe.
Mrs. Irene Kelton is visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. Nora Salmon.
Myra Carpenter spent few days wit
1, Mrs. James Young lately.
John Crawford from Elmore visited hi
cousins at Naples recently.
is Homer Kirby has rented John Arthur
sugar place for the season.
The sugar party and dance was we
y attended and much enjoyed.
|, Leo Christie is to drive one of til
s creamery teams this spring.