Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-02

rreu warren mas gone to Springfield,
Mass, where he has employment on the
railroad.
viii Morey has hired to work for ]. E.
Allen and will move his family to the Al
bert CowIes house.
Eugene Arbuckle has finished work for
j. e. Allen and has rented his mother-in-
laws farm for year.
Do not miss the opening chapters of "The
From Indiana" which appear
in this issue of the MONITOR 1t is q very
interesting story and We are glad to be able
to give it to our readers.
EAST CR-AFTSBURY.
Miss Alice Seaver has returned from her
brother Warren's.
Mrs. Morey has been enjoying a visit
from her father, Mr.. Isom.
The com immunity was very sorry to hear
that Miss Helen Barclay was taken serious
ly Ill Monday of last week.
Miss Elsie Young has finished work for
Mr.. Rutledge and mas returned home. She
will teach this summer at the Mud Island
district where she taught last year.
a pleasant event took place at the par
sonage on the evening of April % when
Mr.. Lyman j. Kingdom and Miss Carrie
M. Crowley were united in marriage.
We are very sorry to lose Mr.. Will
Morey's family from our neig hborhood.
MI. Morey will work for Mr.. John Allen
and will live in the Albert Cowles house.
The silver medal in the contest last
Thursday evening was awarded to Miss
Annabel Young. The speaking was ex-
ceptionally good. the young ladies who
contested were Miss Calderwood, Miss
button, Miss Silver, Miss Burnam. Miss
Young and Miss Robbins.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Julia Reed is improving.
The Earnest Workers gave supper last
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Herbert Newton is improving and
Miss Eliza Root is keeping house for her.
The seniors of Craftsbury academy gave
game social last Friday evening. A good
time was enjoyed by all.
Booth Tarkington's popular story, ssThe
Gentleman From Indiana" commences in
this issue. Do not fail to read it.
The Silver Medal Contest, given under
the auspices of the Y. P.S.C,E.. was a
very pleasing entertainment. The six
young ladies showed the excellent drill
they had received from Mrs. Cole by their
speaking. The medal was presented to
Miss Annabel Young, the Misses Calder
wood and Robbins receiving honorable
nnAnfinn ho
interest by the help OF those who had al
ready won the silver medal. Miss Mary
Louise Poor, whose reading of ga Light
from the Range" was much appreciated,
and ''Two Travellers" spoken by Renfrew
Gallagher in highly satisfactory manner,
bridged the long waiting at the close of
the contest for the judges decision. The
contest was conducted by the Rev. ]. c.
Taylor. Congratulations to the w. G. T.
q.
DERBY.
F.. /. Martin of st Adams spent Sunday
in town.
Mrs. W. R. Daley and daughter Miriam
are visiting in town.
Mr.. Geo. Roberts has bought out John
Searles' meat business.
Mrs. FIeda Vinton of Morgan has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Robbins.
Mrs. Edward Lother was called to North
Hatley, P. Q, last week by the illness of
her father.
Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Smiths aged mot her,
suffered slight shock of paralysis Thurs
day morning.
The D. A. baseball team were defeated in
a game played with the West Derby nine
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Delos Maron has contracted with
the Highland Creamery Association to
gather the cream the coming year.
Mrs. Frank I. Marvin and little daughter
Mildred have come to spend few weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Rob-
bins.
The opening chapters of that interesting
story, "The Gentleman From Iadiana' an
pear in this paper this week. It is one of
the best stories we have ever given our
readers. II you start it you are sure to
follow it to the finish.
WEST DERBY.
Mabel Hauver has returned to Nevau
GouId's.
Nathaniel Sawyer is stopping at Amasa
Hauver's.
Miss Chamberlain is now BOARDING of
John Kendall's.
Mrs. z. A. Clark has gone to North Troy
to stay for time.
Archie Grow of Newport has purchased
the Fred Ro obins place.
George Ferril OF Hard wick is MOVING
into the Loverin house.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Kelley recently Wis
tied sister at GranitevilIe.
Geo. Lockhart and Mrs. Fl. e. Paouin
are recovering from erysipelas.
VIM. Clark and Charles Abbott have mr.
chased the Parker farm and taken posses-
sion.
Have you read 1.-THE Gentleman From
Indiana? The opening chapters of this
interesting story appear in this issue of the |
MONITOR. Do not fail to read it.
A large and merry company gathered st /
Orlo Shattuck's sugar orchard house T,as