Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-07-04

Mr.. Arthur y. OOke mas returned nome.
having spent year in Columbia Univer-
sfty.
Mr.. Fred A. Billion and Berthe ]. Findley
from Meriden, Conn, are visiting at Mrs.
Geo. Wheeier's.
Rev. L. ErTupper has commenced hold
i,o services In the schoolhouse at Mill Vii
age Sunday afternoons.
The Common school taught dy Miss Rose
Smith closed last Friday afternoon. The
children had picnic on Prospect Hill and
all enjoyed a good time.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Aston, with their
,orr children, Ernest, Ada, Harry and
willard. are visiting at c. 81. Roots. 1t is
e1even wears since they have been East
from California.
The young people gave Mr.. Charles
vonng and his bride, who are home on
their wedding trip, very pleasant recep-
tion at Mr.. Frank Dunn's last Tuesday
o,-oning. Ice-crea m and cake were served,
and q beautiful rug was given them.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Charles Bailey spent few days in Bur-
lington last week.
George Anderson has bought the farm OF
the late Gabriel Patterson and has taken
possession.
Windham and Susie Lang of st. Johns
hurry are visiting, Mr.. and Mrs. Macomber,
their grandparents.
There will be Christian Endeavor So
c,al at James Anderson's on Thursday eve
ming. July :. All will be welcome.
The many friends of Miss Helen barclay
are glad to see her SO far on the road to
health as 10 be able to, be out calling on
friends.
The school here taught by Miss Florence
Peel closed Friday. 1t speaks well for Miss
Peel and also for Miss Wilson, the previous
teacher, that three of the scholars passed
the examination for admittance to the
academy.
DERBY.
Mr.. Aaron Grout has gone to Burlington
Miss Hester Coburn is visiting Miss
Alice CLARK.
Mr.. Ross Moran,.whe works in Boston
is visiting his parents.
Mrs. Alb Enright and Miss Lillian have
returned to their home.
Mr.. Edgar Silver's family have arrived Il
occupy their summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Taylor returned
from Burlington Monday.
Mr.. Raymond Albee has come to spend
the summer with his parents.
Misses Alice and Edith Cone are guests
OF their brother, Rev. Mr.. Gone.
Mss.Bertha Comings has returned from
Berkshire where she has been teaching.
Mr.. W. S. Robbins attended the conven
lions at Montpelier and Barton last week
Mr.. and Mrs. George Griswold of Water
town, Conn, are visiting her b,others il
town.
Mr.. Aaron Grout entertained party Q
young friends very pleasantly at his home
Tuesday evening.
Quite number from here attended tn
wedding of Miss Harriet Page, a forme
teacher in d. A., at North Troy, Wednes
day evening.
Despite the severe thunder storm of Fri
day evening a small company attended tn
concert in Academy Hall and were great
delighted and entertained by the music
which was of the highest order. Mis-
Alice Cone needs no communication. MI
Ross Moran gave full proof of the progress
he has made in the past years training il
Boston. Aaron Grout always excels, an
Miss Edith Cone did admirably. Mis-
Evelyn Moran showed great culture an
ability as reciter of both humorous an
pathetic selections. Ice cream and oak
were served at the close of the concert
the young ladies of the Cong. society
which was follow by social hour
the young people.
Through the generous kindness OF Mr.
c. z. Bates the members of the Cong
Sunday school enjoyed a Red Letter Da
last Thursday. She threw open her Lowell
cottage and delightful grounds at LAX
Park and invited them all to a picnic
More than fifty of all ages from the vetera
Sunday-school scholar to the small boy
and girls accepted the invitation, and
merry company after pleasant hours rid
gathered there in the forenoon. The earl
hours were spent in games etc. The dir
} ner hour proved very enjoyable. CIffe
lemonade and ice-water were furnished
. the hostess. In the afternoon delightfl
I ride on the steamer, Yioco,-Capt. 10
brook was given to all who desired. A
the return of the steamer, cake and ice
cream were served by Mrs. Bates. After
hearty vote of thanks by the whole con
: pany to their kind hostess all departed II
their homes with happy grateful heart
i feeling sure that they had never spent
happier day.
! WEST DERBY.
Mrs, NJ. Doane is i'll.
t Mildred Stevens is Ill with the measle