Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-05
EAST CRAFTSBURY.

Miss Agnes Silver was at homelas week, |
There are three eases OF typhoic fever at
Mr.. Harry Emery's.
Miss Agnes Wylie has opened nr4llinerV
department at her home.
The U. P. church are to be congrst slated
in getting SO able pastor to take up the
labors here. The ladies of the church have
turned out and cleaned the parsonage for
the rev pastor and family. The United
Presbyterian speaks as follows regarding
him: "Rev. r. d. Stewart, formerly pas
tor at Albany, n Y, has been called to
take charge of or work. at Eeet Crafts
bury, Vi, This is new congregation in
our fellowship and no doubt Brother
Stewart 's+ssitb fulness and loyalty will soon
beget in tisem the trzs U. p. spirit"
WEST DERBY
Elder C,Jss. McClare is in Worcester,
Mass, for eFfew days.
Mr.. Garfield has rented his house to Dir.
Gardner andaG harlie Aalen.
Mrs. Chas. Gade has bought D. house Of
Mr.. David Kelley on School st.
Mrs. Lizzie Graner Of Ways Mills, p o,
Wis Ted at Ned trainers last week.
Miss Lucy Povter of Manchester n. H..
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. c. A. Porter.
Elder Heman Bates occupied the pulpit
at tae Advent 'cbaEch last Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs, Frank Emerson Of Fitchsrrg- =
visiting her parenGs, Mr.. cad Mrs. Stark.
Morse.
Mr.. Hale Nasea was ca3Sed to Barnet,
last Friday morning on aGeount OF
serious Illness of his father.
Quits number Of the Rebekabs from
this place sttende8sh district meeting at
Barton last Friday aight.
Mr.. an Mrs. Hale Mason Rse going; to
move to Barton Landing In the near IN
fure, bar. Mason having hired to the
Chandler Co as boe&Seepec.
Mrs. Smith Wilson had the n&sfortuBeto
slip while crossing. the railroad track in
the railroad yard and dislocats her sheyA-
der. She is doing as well as cou4d be tx
pected-
Mrs. Clara Oldack2s 1ds ug Inter, Mrs. Ed
ma (Wes4 Wilcox, who died ct her home
in Ohio, was broaght here snd buIied
Saturday. The funeral was from the hotne
of Mrs. Oldack Saturday at two o'closk.
THREE VILLAGES
Derby Line, Vt.-Rock Island P O.
Stanstead, P. O.
John Kelley has moved to Beebe Plain.
Gen. r. G. Butteraeid is ing Montpelier
for few days.
Chas- q. Kashan returned Eaesday s7e-
ming from trip TO Boston.
! Col and Mrs. H. Ste wart HsskeIl went
toaBoston ThursdaE,for monah'S stay -
Charles Ward hes -offared his farm. for
sala, and will prababIy move into. he
village.
The improvement in the lawn in. ront
Cullens happy.
Alfred E. Bishsps of the~Essex County
Herald, Island Pond, speat Sunday al
Chass Carpenters.
y
brooke via Cowansvilie, where he spf. kt
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nys of Charleston
visited Mrs. Nge's brothex, Deacon, Chas
Lunt, Thursday.
DR.. Rugg has decided 40 sell his hoEn.
here and move to Sherhzooke, where al
son and daughter live.
Jerry Hunt Brought, home from Nors30i
q fine buck. Jerry seems to have Tn
3 knack of getting what ne goes after.
Miss Katharine O'Rourke is now con
!, Valescing, is. able to be out walking an
riding, and hopes soon to be at her des
a again.
2 The LADIES' Reading club anticipate
very profibable winter. The closing. of CD
h public Library is quite an Inconvenience
q them.
The South Congregational church can
Il out of, the centennial celebration with
v comfortable balance on the rig ut side
the le6ger.
J. Cox and Ms. Buttsrfield are due
- arrive at their Los Angeles Cal, hon
November 3. Their home hsre is cl9se
10 for the winter.
At J. Z. Flint, our popular druggist, . gi'
% ing his residence coat Of paint whlc
he makes it one of the eonspicuously De'
houses On Main Street.
10 Harry Rickard of the Caswell & ORouTl
an force returned October 81 from trip
t. the north woods with the regulation nun
Id Der Of deer-one buck.
Butterfield & Co. have their new exte
sion to their main shop about ready !
occupancy and it gives them quite
- additional amount of floor space.
The improvement of the several sprln
for the new reservoir is progressing ra
idly and will soon be ready for wlnt'
wv The total impouDding of new springs W
more than double the supply of water.
lst Misses Charlotte and Ellen Butterhe