Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-02-05

a. Cowles has returned from his visit at
Newport.
Miss Clara Harvey is working for Mrs.
A. B. Pike.
MISS Gertrude Remission is guest at the
orleans House.
MRS. Pike, who has been quite sick for
10" Gays is some better.
Inc sophomore class will give Valen-
.A'e social Friday evening, Feb. 9.
MIS- Clara Gallagher is very Ill, and fears
are entertained that she may not recover.
| ihere will be a donation and oyster
supper IN the CongI church Tuesday eve
ning' Feb. ID All are invited.
MISS Katherine Randall D.. D. G. NJ,
went to Irasburg last Wednesday, to help
organize chapter of the o. E. ).
| Mrs. Samuel Morse, who has been assist
ing IN the care of Mrs. French, has re-
turned home and Eliza Root is taking her
place.
ABOUT one hundred OF the friends of Mr..
aho MIS-. Frank Dunn went to their home
last wednesday evening for social time.
hr, Dunn treated them to sugar on snow
which was much enjoyed.
Word has been received of the death of
MISS Maria Clark in Pasadena, Cal. Miss
Clark was principal OF school in Chicago
lor twenty-three years, resigning that po-
sltlon about two years ago on account of
Ill health. She went to California hoping
TO receive some benefit from the change.
but instead gradually grew worse until her
death, which occurred Jan. 18th. She was
brought back to Aurora, ILL.,, for burial
The earlier part of her life was spent in
this town where she was very successful as
teacher, and loved by all who knew her.
Miss Clark was cousin of Augustus Pad
dock.
DERBY.
Harry Livingstone is reported to be bet
ter.
Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs. Lewis, is
qite ill.,
Mr.. Frank Wallace has gone to Spring
field, Mass.
Mr.. Carlton Adams has returned from
the hospital in Boston.
Mrs. Charles Twombly of Beebe Plain
visited in town last week.
Miss Florence Bruce of East Charleston
is working at the Derby House.
Miss Charlotte Perkins of Melrose. Mass,
is the guest of Mrs. Edmund Wilder.
All those who have had the measles are
out again and no new cases are anticipated.
Mrs. M. s. Edwards returned Tuesday
from her trip to Denver, and is stopping a
few days with Mrs. A. A. Newcomb in
Hamilton, Ontario.
Mr.. Moses LunderviIle has sold his
place to Henry Moulton and has gone
down country expecting to locate ii he
finds employment.
WEST DERBY.
Fred Donaghy is very sick with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Fred Niles visited relatives In town !
last week.
Mr.. Charles Ellis has moved into James
Gray's tenement.
FL. L. Dodge of Lunenburg is visiting
relatives In town.
Mrs. Lemuel Stevens children are recov-
ering from the measles.
Miss Myrtle Coburn has finished work
for DR.. Newland of Newport.
Mrs. F. D. Puffer of Richford spent Sun.
day with her SOD, D. R. Puffer.
Mrs. L. D. RawIey and son Ross of Rich.
ford, are visiting her brother, L. H. Gross
Mr.. Noble Donaghy from Littleton. N. al
visited his brother, Thos. Donaghy. last
week.
Miss Daisy Stevens is ill with the mea
sizes and Harold Carr is recovering from
them.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cooper from KnowI-
tons Landing. P. @. visited relatives here.
recently. !
W. S. Wood worth and H. C. Cumminos
of Richford were in town on bnsinass +so
past week.
The Home and Foreign Missionary So :
ciety met with Mrs. Edward Howe last
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Ellis has nouoa I
place on the Beebe Plain road into James
trays tenement on Elm street.
Inc \. T. T. C. met with Miss Hazel Ball q
asst Wednesday evening. After the nro- !
ram refreshments were served and GOOD
lime enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Fred OIdack and three children s
Who have been visiting her mother, Mrs. n
;. A. Porter, left Saturday morning for G
heir home in Virginia. n
MT. george stephens and son Delmer. o
Who have been employed on the -four sheds a
ave finished their labor and returned to b
heir home In Coventry. 81
Little Ruth Kendall, daughter of Geo. q
Kendall, died early Sunday morning. Ian. Z
Ssh' from paralysis of the heart caused
rom d1ptheria. The bereaved family have
be sympathy OF the communitv
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