Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-04

| 40 NOW able to De out again.
'onn Churchill has bought the saw-mili
n Village of w. e. Marcy and mas
INTO the house lately vacated py
E. B. Marcy.
ofo mas been received that E. B. Marcy
eo In Pennsylvania safely and his
any friends hope he may regain bis
Aoai'n 10 that beautiful climate.
very few of the Veterans were able to be
p,esen' last Wednesday at the Memorial
eSs which was fine, and the remarks
au0 oy Rev. G. 81. Ronley were much
o'!osea ny all present. About seventy
I've LOOK dinner in the vestry.
DERBY.
1"as'er Paul Wilder is ILL with measles.
Hoife searles OF st. Johnsbury visited
nis parents last week.
w. T. Daley and family of North Troy
epeh6 last week in town.
1onn Green, who has been I'LL all the
past winter, died Friday.
carroll Wilson was home from Norwood,
MASS, for commencement.
Luther Kelsey of Milton, Mass, is visit
Ing his sister, Mrs. Collier.
Miss Grace Knight OF Charleston was
guest at Mrs. A. T. Dailey's last week.
Carl Robbins has engaged to clerk in
Wilder Bros drug store this summer.
Mrs. Helen (Hunt) Edmunds of Troy
spent last week with her aunt, Mrs. L. P.
JENNIE.
Sllas Brigham, former resident OF this
town, was here for the exercises of COM
mencement week.
Mrs. McKittrick Carrie McVety) of st.
Johnsbury is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Herbert Campbell.
A full account of the proceedings at
Derby academy the past week will appear
in next weeks issue.
Mrs. f. I. Marvin OF st. Adams and
Mrs. Jeffords of Enosburg Falls were
guests at w. s. Robbins last week.
WEST DERBY.
Mrs. Fred Jervah is on the sick list.
School closed Friday for the summer
vacation.
Miss Bertha Tucker of Lawrence, Mass,
Is visiting in town.
Mrs. Chas. Vaughan OF Ayers Cliff was
in town last week.
Sam Burbank has moved into A. P.
Vance's house on Sias Ave.
Luther Greene is spending few days
with his son, Cortez Greene.
A mum Der of new monuments have been
erected in Pine Grove cemetery.
|. Ralph Aubln has finished work for W.
Avery and will work for his father.
Mrs. Thomas Donaghy has been quite
i'll, but isbatter at the present writing.
Farmer Taylor has purchased the place
on the corner OF Maine st. and Sias Ave.
Mrs. Erwin Cousens and Mr.. Luther
Cousens visited relatives in town recently.
g. w. BuzzelI of st. johns bury was in
town last week making repairs on the
place owned by his daughter, Mrs. Lena
Owen.
The commencement exercises of the
West Darby Graded School were held in
the Free Baptist church Friday afternoon
June LIST, the pupils rendered their part
vsry nicely making the program very in
teresting.
GLOVER.
Capt. E. Fl. Nye was in town for memo
rial services.
Miss Myra Carpenter is in a hospital at
Montreal for treatment.
Roy Beaf and wife OF Barton Landing
We're in town over Sunday.
VIM. Lang is visiting his daug liter, Mrs.
Dryer in Lexington, Mass.
A nina pound daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Luther w. Merriam June I'd.
Mrs. Viola Osgood and grandson, For
rest Drew, are visiting aE T. FL. Percivaps.
Mrs. George Drew, who has been so Sc
riously ill with diphtheria, now has rheu-
matte fever.
Mrs. Adelaide M. Williams ia visiting
friends in town, who are very glad to see
her familiar face with us again.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Whitney made fly
ing visit here to attend @. A. R. memorial
and call upon old friends and relatives.
The first quarterly conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church, Will be held
at the church Tuesday, June IL, at a. m.
Mrs. Phiia Il. Bean, lady SO years of
age, has gone to Concord, Mass, to spend
the summer with her daughter, Mrs. G. S.
w whitney.
Those members of the Travelling Library
having books belonging to the library are
requested to return them to the librarian
by June 8.
There was no band in attendance Deco.
ration day, but drum corps of six men,
whoee united ages were 400 years, gave
excellent martial music instead,
The Ladies' Aid Society will serve straw
berries at their supper Thursday. The
officers OF the society will be elected in the
afternoon and every member is requested
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