Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-04-03

clearly the bright shining OF Gods pres
ence to sustain and comfort.
ResotDed, That a copy of these resolu.
lions be sent to our sister, Mrs. Young. and
also copy be furnished to the ORLEANS
COUNTY MONITOR for publication.
MRS. MARY PADDOCK,
MRS AGNES WITT, Com.
MRS. IHASTINA HARTMAN,
No. Craftsbury, Marcn 81, 1865.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. James Grant is seriously i'll.
Mr.. Burnham has built siIo in his barn.
Mr.. John Gilbert has bought Frank
Dunn's farm.
Mr.. George Wheeler invited the school
to a sugaring off last Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. F. Garvin has bought Mrs. Temple
toms house, formerly known as the old
parsonage.
Harley Cowles came home from Burling
ton, where he is attending the U. v. M,
last Monday, on account Of poor health. :
Mr.. Chas. Fl. Root invited the academy
students to a sugaring off at his sugar
place last Wednesday. About sixty were
present.
The funeral of Mr.. Edgar Hoyt was held
at Mr.. Charles Wheeler's last Tuesday at
one o'clock. Mr.. Hoyt died of consump-
ton March 25th, at Mr.. Fred Hoyt's. He
was eighty years old and leaves a wife,
Charles Wheeler, and four children, Mrs.
Eliza Bagley, Mrs. Jeanette Bagley, Mr..
Fred Hoyt, and Mr.. Will Hoyt. -
DERBY.
Mrs. Dustin Albee is ill.
Miss Bertha Todd is spending the week
In Newport.
Rev. Mr.. Aiken has returned from his
trip to Boston.
Miss Maggie Ruiter 9. st. Johns6nryi is
stop2ri2g il Gown.
Miss lnez Grout is home from Vergennes
for short vacation.
Mr.. George Richie, who has been quite
| i'll, is improving slowly.
Miss Evelyn Moran is teaching in the
Derby Line graded school.
Prof. Edgecomb's mother, who has been
very sick, died last night.
Messrs. Leland Wiley and Harry Clark
are home from Burlington.
Mrs. A. t. Daley has been spending a
few days at Newport with her son.
/ Preaching service will be held in the
CrandaIl schoolhouse April 9 at 100
p. m.
Miss Nellie Flannery of Newport is car
ing for Mr.. Chas.. Young, who remains
very low.
Mrs. Mark latham has returned to her
home after spending several weeks with
her father, Mr.. Chas. Crandall.
Mr.. Oliseum Cushing's mother died last
week, aged ninety-one years. The burial
| was in the Catholic cemetery at Newport.
WEST DERBY.
] Mrs. Frank KIM ball is better.
Henry Sawyer has moved to Newport.
Mrs. Dean Gochey is visiting friends in
| town.
| GioAo oHoStAoJ 10 quiC0 DICK WIN Q1pn-
| iberia.
Several of the scholars have left school
on account of diphtheria.
The cottage prayer meeting was held a,
Frank Litchfield's last Thursday evening
Mrs. Frank Hill has returned from
/ Montpelier where she has been VISITING be,
sister.
/ LIS. Miller has moved into the house nm
Young ST., recently vacated by Henry
Hayward.
A number of Newport people were enter
tanned at finch party given by Mrs. A,
]. White Friday evening.
Mrs. Charlie White and daughter PHYLLIS
are home from Springfield where thew ho o.
been stopping for the past winter.
The Y. P. P. c. met with Lillian Steele
last Thursday evening. After the prooram
the young people were treated To new
sugar.
There was surprise party for Rert he
Tucker at the new residence OF hs- rorants
Friday night. About Is youno naonIe
were present.
GLOVER.
Mrs. George Jerome is very sick.
Charlie Dexter is at work for N r. Dow
/ Mrs. Edna Clark is at work for Henry e.
Clark.
Mrs. Emma Walker is thought to be
gaining.
Mrs. Hattie Clark is stopping at her
fathers.
Harlie Marsh Is at work Tor George
Anderson.
Milo Wilson is at work Tor his brother
Leo, at Barton.