Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-03
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.

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Gage day and half.
NORTH cRAFTSBURY.
John Ryan, who has been very i'll at
F. M. Gallagher's is gaining.
DIR. Dennis Sheehan was in town last
week on account of the sickness of his
sister.
Miss Lenore Sheehan is home from Man.
chester, n. b where she has been attend
ing school.
The promenade, given in the Academy
hall last Thursday evening to help pay for
the piano, was well attended.
Mrs. Emily Howard from Boston with
her three children and their nurse, has
come to spend the summer here. She has
rooms at Mrs. Paddock and boards at the
! Orleans House.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Mr.. Alex. Shields raised his new barn
Friday.
The L. M. S. met with Mrs. Young
Thursday.
Mrs. Alex. Simpson of Illinois is visiting
friends here.
Mr.. John Simpson of New York was in
! town last week.
| Frank Richardson is home from Mont
pelier on visit.
Mrs. Susan Aston is visiting her friends
and neighbors here.
Little Mason Dutton cut his foot badly
/ while at play the other day.
Susie and Windham Lang are visiting
their grandfather, Mr.. Amos Macomber.
Mrs. McWhirter and son, Carey, from
Evansville, Ohio, are visiting at w. A. Wy
lies
| Miss Eliza Mitchell, who has been visit
| ing her sister at Somerville, Mass, has re-
| turned home.
A fine granite monument was placed in
the cemetery in the Royal White lot by
Mr.. Mi ok, last week.
Miss Mary Bailey has returned from
Darlington bringing with her, her college
friend and room mate, Miss Strong, who
will spend short time with her.
| School here closed Friday, June 2Srd.
Those having no marks during the term
were Lou White, Mary Hanson and Stanley
Mason. Mason Dutton, ElroY Human
and Nora and Agnes Richardson were each
| absent one half day.
DERBY.
Ted Farman has gone to his home in
/ Westfeld.
Ben Heath has gone to Derby Line to
work In store.
! E. Robbins last week.
! Mrs. Amos Currier and two children are
visiting in Island Pond.
One of Ira Kelley's sons from New York
, is visiting at j. G. Hays.
Mr.. Tripp of East Charleston visited his
son, Frank Trip, last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Myron Adams are board
ing with Ms. Mary Donaldson.
| Miss Flannery of Newport is caring for
Harold Taylor, VINO is getting along nicely.
Miss Helen Comings has gone to Brock
ton, Mass, 20 spend few weeks with Miss
/ Genevieve Clark.
Mr.. Sanford Pinney is making some
S improvements in the interior of his newly
pure hased residence.
The marriage of Mr.. Albert Silver, Jr.,
and Miss Harriet L. Ash of Providence.
+ RI. June %, is announced.
Quite party of young ladies will go this
week to Wiiloughby, where they will
occupy cottage for ten days.
/ DR.. and Mrs. Walter Parker and family
from Dorchester, Mass, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. a. Silver.
The Ladies Industrial Circle met with
Mrs. Willie Kilbourn for picnic dinner
Friday. very pleasant time is reported.
Arthur KimbaII has received his
appointment as rural mail carrier for
route No. 2, which win be established
+ August 1st.
EThe attendance at the Ladies' Aid Society
meeting at Gary KiIborn's Wednesday
afternoon was large and pleasant after
noon was enjoyed by all.
Frank Jenne's horse was frightened at
an automobile last Friday night and
became unmanageable. Mr.. and Mrs.
JENNIE were both hurt, the wagon badly
broken and the horse cut.
Harvey & Stowe, who bought out l.. P.
JENNIE nearly year ago, have dissolved
partnership It is understood that Mr.
Stowe viii go to Barton Landing to con-
tinne his barbering business.
WEST DERBY.
Mr.. 2. C. Blake is very Ill.