Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-06-13
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WEST DERBY.
Eddie Gray has recovered from tie
humps.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Gray visited in
Glover recently.
Mrs Omar Maxfeld visited at Mr.. Nc
Cures last week.
DR.. Cushman of East Charleston is very
Ill at II. &. Paquin's.
Mrs. Martin Holsen and daughter have
gone to Tilton, N. FL.
Elder Chas. Mcclure stopped at Iron
Hill P. O., over Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Rupert Martin have re-
turned from New York.
Misses Maude and Helen Wakefield spent
last Sunday in North Troy.
L. P. Brooks has purchased the place he
recently sold to Mr.. Au bin.
Many of the village people are in their
| sum mer homes at the bluffs.
Miss Josephine White of Plymouth, N.
| H., is visiting at John Stiles
| Rev. Edwin Blake was at Bethel Tues
day and Wednesday of last week.
A fine cottage is being erected at KnoWI-
| toms Bluff by True & Batchelder.
Mr.. o. R. Moulton has sold his place
| to Mr.. Aubin and gives possession at once.
Cola Cleveland of Lowell, Mass, has
been visiting parents and friends the past
week.
Mrs. John Hildreth, who went to st
Johnsbury to visit her sister is very ill
there.
Interesting Memorial day exercises were
held in the graded school hall by its pupils
the 27Gh.
Mrs. Boynton Magoon was called to
Coventry last week by death of Edward
Niles child.
| Mrs. Herbert Dodge of Lunenburg an d
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Dodge of Westfield
visited at G. II. ChappelPs and j. ElIiott's
recently.
Rev. E. Blake gave graphic account of
his personal experien ces as soldier of our
civil war to large audience the evening
of May 29th.
| VI ~ S1OsOIhAO Will LIS WIG huu
ter, who have been in town for three
months visiting friends, have started for
their home in Iowa.
John Clark, an aged resident of Derby
died early Friday morning after long ILL.,
ness. He leaves q wife. Burial Saturday
p. m. In Morrill, cemetery.
Mr.. Asahel Dufur from Leominster,
| Macs NH i,i& - &c nj Mrc
Melvin Chappell, was taken sick and died
Sunday morning, May 20. The funeral
was held Tuesday and burial took place in
Pine Grove cemetery.
HOLLAND.
Charlie Smith was at Waterbury a part
of last week.
Mrs. HI. MouIton visited her son Henry
at Derby, last week.
Mr.. Marsden of Derby Line has moved
into the M. E. parsonage.
Ed. Bachelor of Charleston has been
driving the creamery team for Chas. Smith
the past week.
Mrs. M. A. Sykes, who has been in poor
health for some time, has gone to Water
bury for treatment.
There is talk of Fourth of July picnic
; in James Flynn's grove with games, etc
We hope that our patriotic citizens vii
take up the matter and show our sister
5 towns that we are not as near dead as VIZ
might be.
f CASWELL'S MILLS.
Mrs. Myra Gray was in Barton last week
Clarence Smith has moved back to hi
farm.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
John Bushaw, June Sd.
Mrs. Henry Maxwell and little son wer
here part of last week.
Don Scribner of Morgan has been her
, taking pictures. He does very nice work
MORGAN CENTER.
n. J. Scribner is better.
= Homer Burroughs is at home for visit
Mrs. H. Davenport was in town calling
on friends last week.
o Mrs. D. A. Elliott is suffering severel.
e with rheumatism.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilson of Massachusett
are visiting relatives mere.
"a Mrs. c. ]. Thomas visited Mrs. A. Stod
" dard at West Burke, recently.
= Mrs. E. Doane is in Coventry with he
sister, Mrs. Ralph Burroughs, who is very il
10 Mrs. Gibson and friend from Derb,
we're present at the Decoration day exer
- cises.
Is Mrs:F. ]. Elliott is home from Burk
where she has been stopping for som
months.
~ The ice cream social proved quite pleas
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