Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-08

from eight O'Clock a, m = 1911, r
"a. Tor the purpose of talx,n. 49, 80 will
noon. ' ih tue A's0'
nm EAST cRAFrSBuRY.
Philip Morse has returra. -. r,,-ots.
"hefe ne has been for some time
There viii be an oyster supper wednes-
day evening, Oct. 10, at James patterson's
Last Wednesday evening retention was
given Tor Mr.. and Mrs. Clearance TTria The
! house was well filed Raf.as s,,,o,ts of
"a 70, \, nc cream and candy were served, and
all had very enjoyable sime
+ DERBY.
lac seniors OF d. 4. TOOK trim to Lake
Park, Saturday. =
Miss Graham has gone to her home in
t5orAaap1, N. H., for visit.
Mr EdhnaRd J. Wilder has sold his share
In the drug andigEqcery business to II. H.
Wilder. =s..
DR.. Conings accompanied Asrs. Allen
Niles to hospital in Boston for treatmsnt
Saturday.
Mr.. Henry DAVIS has moved from Andrew
| Aliens tenement TO the ousrrv where he
has employment.
rev. l. W. Morey being absent, Rev. Mr..
Pate occupied the congregational chwsch
Sunday morning.
Mrs. FL. Richard of Derby Line and Mrs.
cecil Palmer OF Morrisyile called "a
friends in town, Friday.
Plan to attend the chicken pie supper
Wednesday evening, Oct. 10, by the ladies'
OF the congregational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder expect to leave the
/ last of the month for Edmonton, n. w.
Territory, where her parents are residing.
Mr.. Harry Clark OF Charleston has bought
! what Is known as the Schoolcraft place on
the road to. Newport, and Is, laying the
foundation for house.
GLOVER.
Mrs. Freeman Bean is sick.
A new boy at Verne Miles.
Mrs. L. P. Drew is improving.
Francis Wrig hts house was brrned last
Friday.
Wesley Drew is working fog E. c.
PaddIeford.
Nh. and Mrs. Elijah Stone. VISITED IN
town last week.
Phil Shields has been repairing barns
for Irwin Anderson.
Mrs. E. c. Paddeford is more comforts
able at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Alexander ara visit
ing his parents in Canada.
Clarence Hagar called on friends in
town one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Rayne of Greensboro
visited at Carl Beams last week.
Martin Abbott inteads to stast for
Southern Pines the last of,thIs month,
Dr. Percy Templetoa and guests have
returned to their homes in Montpelier.
Mrs. Orange King want to East Hard
wick to attend the Grange fair last week.
Alnon Sargent has been engaged to
build the new stone dam at Stone Pond.
w. E. Sherburne has purchased the
Tom Smith farm WITH STOCK and farming
tools.
: Perley Drew, who has been travelling
with Prescelle, is, home On a short vaca
ton
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Ara Miller of New. YORK
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Drew
recently.
i Me-. Vim. Lang has returned from a
T u Tos4,
Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur. Salmon attended
the funeral OF Mr.. Foster in Hardwick
last week.
Geo. Wilson commebcas work this week
on a new cottage sswhich. he viii ouild at
Silver Lake.
Mrs. EIizabsth Sargent, VINO has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Gilbert, has
returned hom4.
John Crosier is making extensive re-.
pairs on his buildings. Fred Chase ia
doing the work. >,
Mr.. and MsssE. T. Anderson are tha
happy parentssasa baby boy Crank Dreml
born september 25.
E. L. Miles and son moved to the farm
recently purchased OF Joha. sMcLellan
Monday, October 1st.
Miss Laura Silver, who has been work
ing for Mrs. c. j. King, has returned to
her honae 10 Crafts bury.
7 Mrs. Ida Woodard and daughter, Julia.
and little grandson, Arthur Brown, have
returned to Washington, D. G.
Mrs. Horace Merrill of Albany and Mrs.
James Pringle OF Connecticut visited their
aunt. Mrs. j. q. King, last week.