Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-12

Earnest Workers. IL
The district school tanob+
Madge Brown closed last Friday. Tho
having no marks were Alice Piee 49,.
Root and Karl Keller. There was onI'
one tardy mark during the term.
The students of the Acsdenv hod
and hound race Thursday afternoon 81 80
which they We're invited to the bono :.
Prof. and Mrs. L. E. Upper. where H. :.
refreshments we're served. A very nlaose1.
time was enjoyed by all.
EAST CRAFTSBURY
There will be a reception for Por NJ
Stewart and family at the home IF NJ.
Minnie SeaVer, Friday afternoon and owe,
ming, Nov. Is. All are cordially invited
DERBY.
Miss Ethel Holt has returned from A.,
bany.
Earl Wiley of WestheId visited at " M
Taylor's last week.
MIS-. Orrin Kelley has gone to Boston
and vicinity to visit.
There are still several cases of chicken
pox about the village.
A little daughter was born To Mr. ond
MRS. Colin Lorimer, Friday night.
Miss Olive Fairbanks is home from Bol-
land, where she has been teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Daley of North
Troy spent Sunday with her mother.
Mr.. Young and family of stanstead
visited at Frank Harvey's recently.
Mr.. Edgar Silver's family leave TONIGHT
Tor their winter residence In Orange, N. j.
Mr.. j. Martin of West Derby has moved
to his farm recently purchased of Henry
Colby.
Miss Bertha Plnney, trained nurse. ia
spending a short vacation with her mar
ents here.
Mrs. A. Griggs spent Sunday at North
Troy, with her father, who is in very fee
bic health.
Miss Mae Durgin is home for a few
weeks from her dGties nj the telephone
central in Morgan.
Capt. and Mrs. Holbroolz LETT Thursday
for Southern Pines, n. C., where they viii
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Grout have closed
their residence and viii board st Newport
House this winter.
Mr.. Ed. Grow has sold his farm to Wes-
ley buchanan and will move to the VILLAGE
II he can obtain tenement
Rev. Mr.. Potter went to his former home
n Maine last week to settle up his work
Is school director in that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley johnson have
ented the tenement above Wilders' drug
tore and will occupy it as soon as soma
leeoed repairs are completed.
Special meetings are in session for two
weeks at the M. e. church each evening.
Wednesday and Saturday.
Everyone is cordially invited.
Carl Robbins in company with three
Their young men from Derby Line and
Fewport spent Saturday at Hanover, n.
L, visiting Dartmouth college
WEST DERBY.
Mr.. WeIland Shepard is on the sick list
Mr.. Dayton Stokes has moved TO
sland Pond.
Mr.. Puffer from Richtord spent SUNDAY
Chas. ChappeIls'.
Ray Coburn has moved into Henry Pa
uin's basement tenement
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Cousens of Bolton,
ue., are visiting at Thomas Donaghy's. /!
Mrs. George Tiedeman of Wells River is
lsltlng her mother, Mrs. Sarah Webster. [
Mrs. Chas. Cutting of Newport Center is
lsltlng her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
rown. i
Mrs. 2. S. Robinson is having her barn !
nlshed en- into tenement. George M
Don is doing the work
Mr.. John Shannon ans daughter, Mrs.
rank Haywood, returned Friday night
om Boston where they have been visit
lg.
ii. h. Cousens won q solid gold badge
ON the supreme court l. o. f., Toronto,
anada, for procuring the largest number
new members last year.
The members of Court Cly6e, No. 224,
Ill give candy pull and bake bean
lpper, November 20, at their rooms,
lagoon block, for the membe and their
miles of Court Honor and Court Clyde,
o. F.
THREE VILLAGES
erby Line, Vt.-Rock Island, P. O.
Stanstead, P. O.
Miss Lucy Kathan of Coaticook, 2. O.,
at the home of Col. Haskell during the
mlly's absence in Boston for few
eeks.
Major Ora wford is working for the new
alter company looking after the old
stem as it has now passed into their
lnds.
Mrs. Currie has been visiting old friends
the three villages for the last few days.
le Is now located at the Gilman home at