Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-01-09

The Banner Class Club meets with mrs
Lucius Nye, Dec. 81.
Thomas Huchins visited his brother.in
law. e. GLADDEN., recently.
Maggie Regain and niece of Newport ora
visiting at John Carrolrs.
Mrs. J. T. Wells and children have ham
quite sick with sore Threats the past weel,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Sessions visited at
Harlie Cleveland's at Barton LANDING. last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. F. Black attended tho
funeral of Mrs. Blacks nephew, of Barton
Landing, last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Dow attended the
funeral OF Mrs. o. w. Locke at Barton
Landing, last Wednesday.
Gladys Standish is recovering from blood
poison caused from having dfphtberie
while at her school at Stanstead. DR.
Gaines of Newport is attending her.
CRAFTSBURY.
Fred and Percy Keir returned to Goddard
Seminary Jan 2.
Alden Twiss returned to MONTPELIER
Seminary, for the winter term, Jan. 2
Frances WeinmaDn has fms he'd work for
Mrs. Nelson and will attend the Academy
this winter.
Rev. Charles Hamilton conducted the
services at the Methodist church last Sun
day, owing to the illness of the pastor.
Rev. r. J. Chrystie and little son. Paul.
Ella and Ethel Patterson, Rose Smith. Fl.
W. Bishop and Harvey Bishop are among
those having the mumps at present,
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Brunette Goodwin is spending two
or three weeks in Glover.
Mrs. John Morse, Payson Morse and
Mrs. Lawrence Uric are ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. McG1nnis are planning tn
move to place near Glover village,
The school has been very much broken
up by sickness during the past week.
Among those who have been compelled to
be absent are Neil and Paul Hartman.
Thomas Wiley, Lewis Brill, Hazel Pickett,
and Fern SIicer.
DERBY.
Mr.. Her bert Albee is quite ILL with men,
monia.
Mrs. Henry Crandall is in very poor
health.
Mrs. A. T. Daley visited her son in
Newport part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Edmunds of Barre
are visiting at l.. P. Jenne's.
Miss Mary Skinner, former D. A. stu
dent, called on friends here on Friday.
Mr.. Dustin Albee has been visiting at
Mr.. Parker's, near Coventry the past week,
Mr.. Julian Ionic of Lowell, Mass, is
staying with his sister, Mrs. Chas. Carpen-
ter.
Mrs. Hiram Sevrens' little grandson of
Derby, who is staying with her, has mild
attack of scarlet fever.
Mr.. Foster and men, who have been
working on the M. E. church, have re-
turned home to Island Pond.
Mr.. Henry Carpenter of Hope, Dakota,
arrived last Monday to spend a month
with relatives in this vicinity.
The eight and ninth grades of the vii
age school gave Miss Barry a surprise
visit last Tuesday evening at Mr.. Kim
balPs.
The preaching services at the Baptist
church by Rev. Mr.. Davidson during the
past week have been very helpful and in
teresting.
While playing at school one day last
week, Ralph Cofran cut cash on his
head so that DR.. Comings was obliged to
take stitches in the wound.
Quite little excitement was caused last
Monday night by a pair of runaway
horses, but aside from knocking down a
lamp post at the corner of Harvey and
Stoves store, no harm was done.
Mr.. Sanford Pinney has been making
in Wilder Bros.' drug store
the past week, new boxes, delivery win
dow, ETC., have been added to the post
Office and all moved to the front of the
store. They also have new sign.
WEST DERBY.
Mrs. Henry Campbell Is ill.
VIM. Darling has moved into the Shorey
house, Main st. ga
Rev. w. @. Newell of Newport preached
in the Universalist chapel yesterday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanton E. Hitchcock last Tuesday, Jan. 8.
Mrs. James Elliott, who has been quite
i'll for the past week, is slowly recovering.
Walter MCGOWAN and wife OF George
Vile, P. @, visited at H. L. Dailey's last
week.
Edward Mcclure has moved his stock of
groceries into his fathers new block on
Main st.
Rev. 1. P. Chase preached in F. B.
church yesterday, Rev. E. Blake being
confined to the house with cold.
Mrs Lizzie Sias Dane, widow of the late
George Dane, died Jan. LIST, at the age OF
20 years, at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
George Story, at Enosburg Falls. After a
prayer at the house, her remains were
brought here to her lifelong home for the
last sad rites, accompanied by her son.
Charles, and Mr.. and Mrs. Story. Services
were held Tuesday p. 10. in the Universal
ist church, of which she was a devoted
member, former pastor, Rev. E. E. Marg-
graf, officiating. A large number of rel
atives, friends and sister memb ers of Lake.