Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-06-27

NAhASA pAOSEeAu VI ; pSec0Ss, singing anu
recitations was carried out, and after this
the company dispersed all having enjoyed
| the gathering.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
The Orleans House is being painted.
Miss Mary Paddock has returned HON e.
Rev. L. E. Upper and daughter, Leila
| went to Northfield last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliab Smith have been WIS.,
iting friends and relatives in town.
Willis Noodle of West Tisbury, Mass,
visited his father and mother, Rev. and
Mrs. r. c. Moody, at c. q. Roots.
The procession of State Ladies for the
parade July 4th, will meet at Mr.. Albert
Smiths house; the horribles will meet at
his sugar place.
| The friends and former students of Mr..
Arthur c. Cole will be pleased to learn that
| Columbia University has again honored
him by choosing him to represent her a
week at the st. Louis Exposition.
The Alumni and former students of
Craftsbury Academy will give a dinner
|
etlt OF the Academy. All the friends of
the Academy are cordially invited. Price
% cents.
DERBY.
Mr.. Frank Niles is home from Bigelow,
Me.
Maj. Grout has gone West on a business
trip.
Miss Mary Skinner is a guest of Miss
Helen Comings.
Mr.. Delmer Robbins has finished work
for the new firm in Lanes store.
Prof. and Mrs. Edgecomb have gone to
Maine to spend a month with relatives.
Mrs. Fred McKibbon MARY Grout) and
Miss Inez Grout are visiting their parents
Miss Maggie Ruiter has returned from
St.Johnsbury waere she has been teaching.
Mr.. Edgar SiIver's summer home is be-
ing improved by wide veranda, papering
| and painting.
| Mrs. A. B. Enright of West Concord was
In town TO atIeno the graduating exercises
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Taylor went to Bur-
l1ngton Friday, to re- union OF the men,
bers OF his family.
Mrs. Blanchard, who has for long time
suffered from cancer, passed away Thurs
day morning. Much sympathy is felt for
the remaining members OF the family in
their sorrow.
The graduating exercises of the graded
school held in the Academy hall Friday
evening were well attended and enioyed.
every part was done with credit. The hall
was beautifully decorated with the class
colors, red and white, predominating.
After the exercises, orchestra music was
furnished for promenading.
WEST DERBY.
Doris Blake is quite ill.
Mrs. D. c. Ware is quite sick.
Mrs. Arthur McKinnie is very sick.
Fred Allen has sold his place in Morgan.
G. A. Campbell has moved to st. Johns
bury
Luther Greene is visiting his son, c. E.
Greene.
Will Lovelace has moved into Tuck's
Block.
Rev. Edwin Blake has returned from
| Bethel.
Mrs. Clara stowen visited at DR.. Adams
last week.
o. R. Moulton is moving into his house
on Spring street.
Mrs. Cults OF Magog is at Farmer Tay-
lors for few days.
Eddie Gray has gone to Old Orchard
Beach for the summer.
George Adams, Jr., is visiting his grand
mother in Lunenburg.
Children's Day services were held at the
F. B. church yesterday.
Mrs. Ashley johnson visited at Amos
Sawyer's part OF last week.
Mrs. Carries Lewseyof Lyndonville visit
ed at James Ell1ott's last week.
Harold jerks OF st. Johnsbury is spend
ing his vacation at 2. G. Blake's.
Mrs. D. G. Stevens and daughter Datsv
have gone to Boston for few days.
orado, but is not improved in health.
Mrs. Daniel Willard and two sons are
spending few days at A. ]. Whites,
Elder Chadsey and wife of Waterloo.
Que, visited friends in town last week.
William Blount and wife of Sugar Hill
N. H., visited at FL. z. Consens' recently.
Will Human and daughter from Athol.
Mass, are visiting his brother, John Hin.
man.
Mr.. g. B. Welty and bride from Omaha.
Neb., were guests at Farmer Taylor's last
week.
DR.. Adams was in Barton last Wednes-
day to attend meeting OF the county
physicians.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Putney are enter |