Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-22

part OF the procession. The committee
would be pleased to have pupils from any
OF the district schools furnish music, reci-
tations, etc.
We are greatly surprised and grieved to
learn OF the death of Mabel, wife Of
Burlington Corrow. Mrs. Corrow went to
the hospital at Burlington May TO- Last
Monday word was received that she had
undergone critical surgical operation for
the removal OF tunnor and was doing as
well as could be expected. Friday morn
Ing telegram came saying she had passed
away. We are unable to give any par
tlculars. Her case has caused great deal
OF sympathy and anxiety, as she was the
mother OF eight small children, the Oldest
ten and one-half years old and the young
est two and ne-half years. Mrs. Corrow
was very estimable woman and greatly
devoted to her husband and children. 1t
was In the home that her real worth was
known. Beside her husband and children
sne leaves an aged father and mother co
mourn her loss, who have the sympathy of
the whole community. Mrs. Corrow was
thirty one years old and was daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Page of West
Derby.
. EAST COVENTRY.
Mrs. Hazen is working for Archie Duff
Mrs. Walter Fairbrother is. ona the sick
list.
VIM Daley of Troy spent sunday at b.
F. Blacks.
]. 7. Wells has found nest of nine
young foxes.
William Maxwell of Barton spent sun
day at home.
Mrs. Green of Derby Line visited at
Richard Parker's last week.
Mrs John Carroll who has been seriously
III is reported to be little better.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Carter of Barton
Landing visited in town last week.
Mrs. Montague Of Newport visited at
William BOWS and Frank Gray's the past
week.
Mrs. Eliza Babcock OF New York has
come to spend the summer with her broth
er, Henry F. Black.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Mr.. Fred Marcy is putting two-story
Veranda on the front of his store.
The teachers and seniors were entertained
at the home of Mr.. c. H. Root, Thursday
evening.
Victor Gilbert has bought the James
Grant place but will not move there till
next fall.
The Burlington High School Glee Club
furnished music at the commencement
exercises OF Craftsbury academy.
Walter Lyon, who is attending Medical
College at Burlington, was here for COM
exercises Friday night.
The program for commencement week
was as follows: Sunday evening, baccalau-
reate sermon by Rev. l.. E Topper; class
night, Tuesday evening; junior and soph-
omore exhibition, Wednesday evening:
graduating exercises, Friday evening. fol-
lowed by an address by Rev. Mr.. Fuller. A
more extended account will appear next
week.
Flint Pest will hold N mortal Sunday
service at the Methodist church May IS at
the usual hour for morning service. Me-
mortal Day service will be at North Crafts
bury May 80 at $3.50 a. N. There will be a
picnic dinner at the church vestry The
Hon. Ii. F. Graham will deliver the adj |
dress The band and orchestra will be in
attendance. All Sons of Veterans and |
children are invited to join.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Miss Nina Wylie, who has been Ill, is
The school at the ''Maples," Glover, is
oeing taught by John Kendrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Lang of ST. john
bury visited Mrs. Lang's parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Amos Macomber recently.
Robert Clark has been licensed to preach
and has accepted an invitation to supply
the pulpit at the Fairfield Congregational
church. He visited friends here last week.
TIE junior and sophomore exhibition
Of Craftsbury academy took place Wednes-
day evening, May II, at the Congregation |
Il church, North Craftsbury. Four of the
eight speakers, two Juniors and two soph.
ignores, were from this place.
DERBY.
1t may not be generally understood. but
the attendance at the Alumni BANQUET on
Thursday is not limited to the Alumni.
bu5 to any who purchase the REQUIRED
ticket on sale that day.
The Methodist church was crowded with
an sppreciative audience yesterday (sun-
day. morning, when Rev. 5. G. Lewis /
the baccalaureate sermon tatha
class Of 1906, his theme being Wisdom >,
appropriate music was furnished nv
union choir under the leadership Of Aaron
Circuit.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
The following taken from b : sprfno field
Union will be Of interest TO Inanv of me
older residents of the place.
Mrs. Mary s. Heath, "a years old. resi-
lent OF this city foc the past seven wears
lied early yesterday morning in the nome
# her daug liter, Mrs. j. r Fe.tus. f27 LEFT
eI son avenue. She was the yvidoaT ~
George L. Heath of De by Center. VI who
vas killed in the battle of Cedar Grael in
664, while serving in the 18th VT R3of
Mrs. Heath was born in Barnston p q
Dec. Is, 1880, and was the daughter Of 6r
1ovell Reach and Eliza beth Fov Keach.
'he was married to George L. Heath in