Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-10-02


The play given at the academy Tuesday
evening was quite success financially.
The receipts OF the evening were 5000.
Mrs. Julia Cass and Mrs. Minnie Wood
bury attended the birthday party of Mrs.
Anna Miller at Greensboro, Monday
Sept. 25.
The owners of the Gulf mill that burned
last Thursday wish to express their thanks
to the people Of North Craftsbury for the
liberal turn out of help from this village
and for assistance rendered at the fire.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Archie Macomber is home for vacation
on account Of poor health.
Little Nina Anderson is at the home of
her grandmother, i'll with whooping cough.
Mr.. Charles Adams and Miss Eva Little
were married at the parsonage Sept. 81 by
Rev. J. Z. Taylor.
Charles Bailey and John Dutton have
gone to Burlington to resume their studies
in the University.
Mrs. Sarah Anderson was called to Cabot
Thursday, Sept. 81, to attend the funeral
OF her stepmother.
Reginald Anderson is home from Brook
line. He expects next week to go to Bar
ton, where he has a position as clerk and
bookkeeper in Lang's jewelry store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taggart passed
through this place last week, making a
short visit to friends here, on carriage
drive from Newbury and visiting Mt.
Mansfield on the way.
An entertainment was given in the
church here last Monday evening by Chas.
raggart. Mr.. Taggart is a fine musician
as well as an impersonator and ventrtlo-
quist, and his entertRi lments are always
much enjoyed.
DERBY.
DR.. Somers now has his office at w. M.
| TayIor's.
Mr.. Eugene Sink of New York city is
stopping at Mr.. George Sevren's.
Miss Frazer of Canada was the guest of
| Miss Bertha Comings last week.
The work of setting the poles for the
electric lights has been commenced.
Mr.. John Searles has been improving his
| residence by shingling and the addition of
| la 'ge dormer window.
Mr.. st. Francis and Miss Carrie Cushing
were married at Newport last week and are
| taking wedding trip to Montreal.
Mr. Erastus Buck, wife and little daugh-
ter Mrs. Blanche Marvinl Buck and little
| daug hter of Newport Center visited in
| town last week.
Quite extensive repairs are being made
on the barn OF the Cong. parsonage and
the house being painted, which greatly
improves the appearance.
The Willing Workers will give the plav
"Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch" In
the town hall Friday evening. Oct. 9Th.
which will be followed by a nromenade
Admission, 25 cents.
WEST DERBY.
Mrs. Kate Porter is better,
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Cousens have re-
turned home.
Miss Katie Mcdonald visited friends in
town last week.
Mrs. Rupert Martin has returned home
from Fitchburg, Mass.
Manley Fuller visited relatives and.
friends in Bolton, Que, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepherd have moved into
Mr.. McCIure's tenement in the block.
Little Rowena White is Visiting hor
grandmother, Mrs. Hiram Allen of wavs
Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Vincent of Fairfax
visited relatives and friends in town last
week. 80
Mr.. Cobleigh has purchased one n, the
houses OF LOOMS Miller which swas buitt
this summer.
Mr.. Johnson and family are n,ovine
from Mrs. Gray's tenement on E,n, g. into
the tenement on Main st. recent,,- 1.ootad
by Chas mccarthy.
GLOVER.
Attend the dance at Institute Han Thurs
day evening Oct. 5.
Rev.. ]. Howard Flower viii preach at
the South church next Sunday at 1 O'Clock
p. m.
The community vas saddened by the
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