Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-06-26

tertaining some young people at their
summer home.
Miss Ara Parker who has been caring
for Mrs. Henry Crandail, has gone to ner
home in Coventry.
Mrs. Stephen Davis from Portland, Ore,
has arrived to spend the summer with hes
| daughter, Mrs. Gary Kilborn.
At the administrator sale of the Kelsey
property last Tuesday Mr.. Sanford Pinney
bought the residence and land adjoining
for $3.50.
/ Mr.. Luther FuIle-, who has been in fall
ing health all the past winter. died Tues
day noon. Funeral services were held Wed
nesday afternoon.
Mr.. an , Mrs. Arthur Baxter and son
Wilbur went last Tuesday to New York
state where he has a position as super
indendent of veneer mill.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold social
I at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Mary XII
born, Wednesday afternoon. Let everyone
| come.
Miss Ruth JENNIE celebrated her tenth
birthday very pleasantly Saturday after
noon by inviting a party of her young
friends to ride which was greatly enjoyed
by all if merry faces are an index.
The graduating exercises of the Graded
School held in Academy Hall last Friday
pm. were very interesting and largely at
tended. At the close of the exercises Aaron
circuit, with a few remarks, presented NJ.
A. Adams town Superintendent, with
gold watch chain and locl<et, the gift of
the teachers and pupils of the entire town.
Mr.. Adams feslingly responded and then
presented presented Mrs. Wright, the
highest departments with a china salad
dish the gift of the Slh grade. In the eve
ming large company gathered for a social
promenade in the hall.
COUNTY G. A. r. REUNION.
The annual reunion OF the Orleans Coun-
ty Veterans association was held at Derby
last Thursday according to the previously
} announced program. 1t was one of the
most successful reunions ever held by the
association. At 10 O'Clock in the morning
procession was formed, headed by the
Newport Cornet band and the Orleans
County drum corps, followed by about
one hundred and seventy five veterans and
many citizens, which marched to the SOL
diers' monument. William Spaulding of
Derby Line delivered an address. The
procession then re- formed and marched to
Academy hall, where prayer was offered by
Rev. q. z. Hoyt, and an address of well
come in behalf OF the citizens of Derby
was delivered by Aaron II. Circuit, a re-
| STnuGQ hoincy hyy FI0T n
of the most eloquent addresses of the day
was the welcome given to the members OF
the Relief Corps by Mrs. Eva Mae Edger-
ton to which Mrs. Harriet Sleeper fitIy
responded. Feiicitous remarks were made
by Josiah Grout and Col. John w. Curriel
OF North Troy. The principal address OF
the day was made by Col. Porter Fl. Dale
of Island Pond. This was very fine and
called forth much applause by the audi.
| ence. The readings by Miss Robinson and
Miss Hurst were most appropriate and
much enjoyed, as also was the trio and
other music for the occasion by the ladies'
D The ladies OF Derby furnished a free din
ner to the soldiers and the members of the
] | Relief Corps, and the citizens secured the
/. services of the Newport Cornet band which
t added much to the enjoyment of the occa-
C sion. At the business session, A. D. Mat
thews of Barton Landing was elected pres
q ident, and it was decided to hold the re-
Y union next year at Barton Landing. The
citizens OF Darby showed their apprecia-
8 tion of the occasion by turning out in
!. orge numbers, and by doing all in their
Wer to make the meeting grand success.
DERBY LINE.
The annual meeting OF the Northern AS
ISOLATION of Universalist Churches of Yer.
mont aud the Province of Quebec wa.
opened at Derby Line Wednesday after,
noon, the Rev. E. E. Marggraf, of st. AL
bans, presiding. The afternoon session
was devoted to organization, and address
of welcome, and reports from committees
The evening session at 7:45 o'clock. wa
addressed by the Rev. e. E. Marggraf OF
'sFhe Country Church, Its Problems ant
q Work" The Rev. A. F. Walsh, of st
Johnsbury spoke on 1.-THE Vitalized Uni
versalist church." He was followed b,
the Rev. j. NJ. Emery, of Derby Line, OF
ssChurch Extension" The mornings SEES
sion was opened at O'Clock: the Rev. @. s
s Raste, of Morrisville conducting a prals
service and conference, "The Past an
Present Opportunity of the W. G. A wa
the subject of an address, by Mrs. Alice
Allen, of Waterloo, Que. The Rev. A. M
Smith spoke on "a Cab to Vermont Uni
versalists, while "The Church Extension
by the Revs. ]. II. Flower, of Glover, an
Edward Smile. of Waterloo, Que.
GLOVER.
There was very pretty but quiet wed
ding solemnized Tues. evening June got
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bear
when Miss Martha the youngest daughte
4 of VIM. Lang and sister of Mrs. Bean. We
united In marriage to Mr.. Alexandt
Dwyer of Lexington Mass. The bride
| ono If our most estiuna hIa