Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-03-27


retained her relationship with the Congre-
gational church at this place and was a
consistent member. Rev. A. S. Bole
oInciated at the funeral. Mrs. Berry was
% years of age.
CRAFTSBURY.
Arthur Shields left. for Boston last Mon
day.
Fred slicer started his steam mill last
Monday.
Alden Twiss is home from Montpelier
Tor short vacation.
II. a. Patterson finished drawing his
stock of lumber last week.
Z. Z. Conant has bought of Albert
smith his farm above the village, paying
$500.
Fred and Percy Keir are home from God
oard Seminary at Barre, for their Easter
| vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parkhurst returned the
| nrst OF last week from a short visit in
stowe, Johnston and Morrisville.
The lecture by Rev. X. ]. Chrystie. "the
Mission of the Exec utive Man." given for
the benefit OF the Ladies' Aid society in
the M. E. church last Tuesday evening was
very interesting.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Jeanette BagIey OF Keene, N. H, is
in town.
Mrs. Scott Allen was not as well as usual
the past week.
Miss Gertrude Remission of Hardwick is
visiting at A. B. Pixies this week.
Miss Agnes Hughes has finished work
Tor A. b. Pike and has returned home.
Antoine Cushing and Napoleon Gilbert
are working for Mr.. z. III. Root during
sugaring.
The Earnest Workers met last Wednes-
DAY afternoon, tackled a puff, and served
supper to about fifty persons.
The members of the baseball team of
A. gave social at the academy hall Friday
evening, Mar. oath. A pleasant time was
enjoyed by all.
Mr.. James Grant died Friday. March %
after very long and painful illness caused
by blood poisoning. Mr.. Grant was 56
years old and was born in Scotland. He
was a respected citizen and will be greatly
missed by his family and the community
DERBY.
Mrs Carl Daggett is reported very ill at
| present.
| Rev. Cone has been entertaining his
brother the week past.
Mr.. Kimball Clifford has bought the
Allen residence in West Charleston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Silver came last
week to spend short time in town.
The sugar party at John Hays Friday
evening was well attended and enjoyed.
Miss Alice Clark has returned to Derby
| Line for her second term in the graded
school.
Mrs Harvey has given up housekeeping
Tor the present and is stopping with rel
alive, Mr.. Davis.
Mrs. Carrie Young has been obliged to
leave Prof. Edgecomb's, on account of the
critical condition of her husband.
Mrs. Carter has returned from her daugh-
ter's in Lowell, Mass, and is stopping with
Mrs. Frank Wilcox, who is one of the sick
ones.
DIR. and Mrs. Fred McKibbon, who have
spent the winter in Wyoming, returned
Friday night and are stopping with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Grout,
WEST DERBY.
Melvin Chappell is on the sick list.
Mrs. Frank Hill is visiting her sister in
Montpelier.
Miss Daisy Vaughn visited at Fl. K.
Cousens' last week.
The officers of Companion Court of I O.
.. F. were installed last Friday evening.
Mrs. John Mcclure and daupbter
Mildred are visiting at Elder Chas. Nc
Clure's.
The funeral of Mrs. Moulton was held at
the home OF Frank Moulton last FRIDAY
afternoon. The remains were placed in
the vault.
GLOVER.
The family of B. U. Wells are soon e4.
pected to leave town.
Rev. ]. Howard Flower will preach at
the Universalist church next SUNDAY of
o'clock.
Mrs. s. FL. Stebbins has been at Lucius
Nye's in Coventry the past two weeks
helping care for sick Ones
Rev. W. A. Warner OF Barton preached
in exchange with Rev. Mr.. Hewitt vestor-
day. Mr.. Warmers sermon was vor,,
interesting and helpful and was listened to
with great interest by all present.
GREENSBORO.
Fred Chase is sick with grip.
Miss Lola Longey of Glover nas COM
menced work for A. e. Chase.
Mr.. c. B. Cook came home from the hos
pital at Natick, Mass, last Monday vorv
much improved IN health.