Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-09

the meeting silver medal conte
held in the church. Miss Della n
was given the silver medal and Mis-
Calderwood was given honorable M
DERBY.
Mr.. Delmer Robbins is clerking I'd
Lane.
Mrs. H. H. Wilder has been i'll I'd
week.
F. l. Marvin and son Guy, spent 5
in town.
John Taylor is slerking for Cas-
O'Rourke at Derby Line.
Archie Days little girl is very sic
inflammation of the bowels.
Mrs. W. E. DeLarm of Newport
on friends in town Friday.
Mrs. Walker who has been i'll for
. time, died last week and was buried
nesday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. r. Daley have
a tenement and will move to Newpc
mediately.
1t is reported that Ernest Alb}
bought the house opposite his ID
shop and will move his family here.
The social given by the graded s.
Friday evening, was much enjoyed
who attended; Suitor's orchestra fu
ing music
Another year of school work is Dir
to close at d. A, and during the
beginning May 18th the alumni and
of the old school will celebrate the
four years of her work, and the grad :
of the class OF 1904. All the signs pc
an increased interest on the part
| public and the alumni in the work
school and large attendance on the
tons of the week is expected. Th
gram of the exercises is appended.
the desire of the management thdI
public may attend the public examin !
which will be held on Monday and
day and see the work that has been
during the year past and attend the
cises on the program. The concert
good as the management could secud
the quartette one of the best in the cod
The quartette will be assisted by Misd
Weidhorn, violinist, and by Miss Emf
Moor, professor of elocution and phi
culture in Derby academy. Miss
assisted the ''Temple Male Quartet
the commencement concert here las
and gave great satisfaction to the
audience who heard her. The prize s
ing contest will be an exhibit OF the
of her class in elocution; it will dou
be one of the most pleasing features
week. The mum Der of accf ptances {
invitations to the alumni banquet in,
that the association is growing bod
that it will prove source of great str
to the school. 1t is expected tina
attendance upon the banquet will ecu
capacity of the hall. Derby peopl,
extend welcome to all visitors or
occasion and do their best to make
visit SO pleasant that the annual
/ mencement will insure their regular
to the old town.
Commencement Week Program
Sunday, May Is, 1880 p. M, Baccala
Sermon, Rev. w. A. W
Monday and Tuesday May 1917,
Examination of G
Wednesday, May 10, p. M, Prize Declal
Contest
Exercises
Thursday, May 10, pm, Alumni Bs
Thursday. May 10, s p. M, CONNER C
Concert, SCHUBERT MALE QUAE
Friday, May 20, 10 a. m, d. A. A. A. M
Friday, May 20, pm, Baseball
d. A VS.. A
Friday, May 20, 8. p. m, Rect
| WEST DERBY.
Truman and Ernest Blake are boa
at g. McDonald's.
Mr.. Parker has moved into the Ma
house on Railroad st.
Martin Holsen's daughter is now !
ering from typhoid fever.
A baked bean supper was served i
F. B. vestry last Friday eve.
Dean Fuller has moved back from
port to his own home on Lane st.
The ninth grade pupils gave a pl
made in the school house hall Friday
1
VIM. Blake and j. o. Bailey have n
from the Wade house into the Vance
Mrs. Evarts and daughter of Mass
sets are being entertained at Geo. Ran,
: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Macarty &c
| week to visit friends in Massachusett
Connecticut,
Mrs. Wade of Littleton, N. H., hs
turned to her home after ten days.
among friends and relatives here.
The tenements in the Wade house
been let to Mr.. Yates from Montreal,
and to Mr.. Wells, who has been Iivil
the Burr block.
Bert Shorter, who accidentally shot
Fl. Woodbury. recently, has been sent
to the Industrial School at Vergenne
the remainder of his minority.
CLOVER.
Mrs. Emily Good win is sick at the
of E. Alexander.
Miss M. B. Kincaid has gone to s
to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude King spent s,
days at Caspian lake last week.