Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-03-28

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Allen Chapman, wife and daughter from
Wolcott visited friends In town last week.
The M. E. society are preparing for an
Easter concert to be given Sunday evening,
April 8.
Much sorrow is expressed at the death of
DR.. Campbell who had many friends in
this town.
Mrs. Buchanan from South Albany, who
has been stopping at J. M. Patterson's, has
returned home.
Mr.. A. Dawson, who has been spending
the winter in Hardwick, is visiting at
Elmer Stratton's.
The lecture by Thomas McClary was
very pleasing and instructive. Many are
anxious for his return.
Drs. Dillingham; and Goddard amputa,e ed
Mrs. q. w. Bishops foot just above the
ankle joint last Wednesday. Mrs. Bishop
is doing well.
A Good Templars lodge was organized
Friday evening, by M. T. Vance. The off,
GERS elected and installed were, Z. T.. Mrs.
E. S. Stratton; V. T., Mrs. Homer Psrk-
hurst; P. c. T., Mrs. E. II. Conant; l.. D.,
Blanche Cole; Sec. Alden s. Twiss; F. s.,
Rose B. Smith; Chap, Rev. R. ]. Chrystie;
NJ, Grace Slicer; D. M, Gertrude Weber;
| g., Mrs. Elizabeth Martin; S. of IT.
Frances Weinmann.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
| Mr.. Robert Uric is ill.
William Braddock is in town.
| Neil Hartman is working for Mr.. George
Woods.
Elmer Bailey is working this season for
Hiram Calderwood.
Clark Taylor has returned to Halifsx
Mass, to resume his work as teacher of the
high school in that place.
Mr.. Robert Harper has commenced work
on the farm he recently bought. Morgan
| Hatch is helping helping him sugar.
| The many friends of Mr.. Simeon Shields
| will be glad to know thaG he has obtsined
| position as clerk in a store in Denver,
Col.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Emma Allen is on the sick list.
Adna Pike is home from college on a
vacation.
Miss Julia Reed is home sick with
appendicitis
Miss Sadie Lamphear is working for Mrs.
| N. B. Williams.
Jean Hodgdon is working for Charles
Root during sugaring
Charles Smith took party of friends to
the lecture last Tuesday night.
| Miss Mary Paddock came home last
! Wednesday from Munson, Mass, where she
is staying with her sister, Mrs. Pratt, and
returned Saturday.
| Among those from out of town to attend
the funeral of Mr.. John Woodbury. were
Mr.. Howard Woodbury. of Boston, Mr..
Clark Of Wolcott, and Mr.. and Miss Han
cock OF aardwick.
About forty of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. T. Wheeler gave them pleasant
surprise party last Monday evening, it
being the fifteenth anniversary of their
marriage. They gave them a beautiful
china clock.
The seniors of Craftsbury academy will
give social In the academy hall next Fri
day evening, April 1. Refreshments will be
served, and there will be some good music.
| OSc4OO6 p1Ou1CudOCS duu Quiet oQL6r[6lu-
| ment.
DERBY.
N. S. Robbins was ill with the grip last
week.
Leland Wiley has come home from col
lsge for vacation.
| Mrs. Charles Carpenter visited her hus-
band at Richford last week.
Messrs. Charles Rice and Wilbur Moul.
ton have exchanged farms.
Mr.. George Nourse and Miss Stone of
| Coventry were married Saturday evening.
Deimer Robbins has returned from Bige-
| low, Me-, where he has been clerklng dur
ing the winter.
L.P. JENNIE has sold one span of his large
horses to Mr.. Wood, who recently bought
farm on Nelson hill.
Miss Genevisve Clark of Brockton, Mass,
has come to spend her Easter vacation
with friends and enjoy the sugar season.
The ID. A. students gave social Friday
evening for the benefit of the library.
| Games were furnished, and good music for
promenading. Refreshments were served.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Mrs. Henry Schoolcraft is reported quite
| ill.
Mrs. George Twombly is quite ill. She
is being cared for by Mrs. Carter.
G. F. Davis, who recently returned from
Minneapolis. called on friends in town last
week.
Levi Wood has moved into Erastus
Waterman's house and intends to do paint
| ing this spring.
Tuesday noon the men who were stand
ing idle at the saw mill claim to have seen
fish, probably Iandlocked salmon, GER
tainly three feet long, swim out from under
the ice in the mill pond and go down over
| the dam.
WEST DERBY.
Mr.. A. ]. White is better.
Fred Paquin is quite sick.
John Mckenzie is very sick.