Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-06-06

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week.
Harvey Libby and wife, from Hardwick,
attended the grange meeting last Friday
evening.
Almon Leach has finished work for Mrs.
gurnell and is visiting his sister, Mrs
Carrie Robbins.
Clara Uric went to st. Adams last Fri
day and placed the little Anderson girl in
the Warner home.
Several members from the Brotherhood
NJ 81. Paul attended the meeting at Collins
willie Thursday evening.
Elmer Stratton was in Waterbury We'd
nesday. returning on Thursday. His wife
ACCOMPANIED him home.
An open meeting of the Grange will be
held Friday evening. There will be a lit
erary program; hulled corn and milk will
be served.
ChiIdren's Day will be observed at the
NJ. E. church Sunday evening, June II.
The young people are preparing an excel
lent program.
n
Mr.. Charles Gooosen has been visiting at
Mrs. Sheehan's the past few days.
Miss Winifred Williams was home last
week from Saturday until Tuesday night.
MIR. Fred Witt, who has been home sick
for some time, has gone back to his work
in Newport.
The excellent training OF Mrs. A. Z. Cole
was shown in the speaking of the girls on
the gold medal contest at Greensboro.
The examination for entrance to the
Academy was given last Friday and Sat-
urday in the Academy by Rev.L E.Tupper
twenty. eight took this examination.
The Memorial Day exercises were held in
the Cong. church last Monday. The or
chestra was in attendance, Mrs. Cole ano
Miss Winifred Williams gave readings anc
Lora Dewitt gave a recitation. Mr.Tuppel
was the leading speaker of the day, an d b
address was greatly enjoyed by a full house
Mr.. Horace Graham, DR.. g. w. Dustan ant
Rev. RI .Chrystie then gave shorter speech
es. The choir gave several beautiful selec
tions. At the close the band played. Ev
cry one agreed that this was the best pro
gram ever given Memorial day.
, EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Walter Wiley visited in Stowe last week
Mrs. Campbell went to Sheffield on bus
mess Thursday.
The G. E. social at William Wylie's wa
9 enjoyed by a large company.
The many friends of Miss Helen Barcla
r will be glad to know that she is improving
: Mr.. w. A. Macomber went to Proctc
j Wednesday to the re union oil the reg
o ment in which he served during the Civ
. war.
h MI. Henry Dutton of Portsmouth, Nh
was here a few days last week in the II
terest of his business. His son, Julius,al
visited here at the same time.
>, DERBY.
Mr.. Allen Niles is i'll.
a DIR. Charles Hardwick was in town la
IL week.
Is Mrs. F. /. Marvin and children have r
m turned to their home in st. Adams.
IS News has been received of the death
n Master Nichols Heuston's father at Greer
Vile, Me.
tie Ex-Goy. Grout was one of the guests
~ Senator Proctor's birthday celebration Ia
III week at Proctor.
ne W. S. Robbins went to Barton Landln
y, Thursday night to attend a reunion OF t
n Past Masters IN the Masonic Lodge.
er Quite extensive alterations are bell
made in the creamery, due to the chan
recently made, cream only being tax
now.
Messrs w. M. Taylor, George Burt
and Gary Kilborn have bought out
general merchandise store, so long own
nv E. Lane. They certainly merit a lal
Id, patronage.
no Lawrence Miller, twenty months o
onlv child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Your
ian died after a severe illness, Thursday mo-
ion inp. burial Saturday. The sympathy
he the community is extended to the pare
in their sorrow.
use WEST DERBY.
az. Mr.. John Clark died last Friday.
ote1 Mr.. Asahel Dufur of Leominster, Ma
died here last week.
A son was born 10 ME- anu Hhhe' '
Mccartney May 18th.
+ho CLOVER.
any The Ladies'. Mite society will hold a
been cial next Friday afternoon, June 10th.
c.eam will be served; a cordial invita-
win is extended.
sday The Earnest Workers will hold their
with nuaI meeting at the church vestry "
d at nesdav afternoon. A cordial invitatlo