Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-26

aDle manner program consisting of chorus
short drama after which promenadino
was INDUCED in short time.
WEST DERBY.
Mrs. Herbert Daley is quite sick.
Mrs. Clara Oldack is visiting in HoIvoke
Mass.
Frank Garfield has moved into Walter
Gray's house.
Mrs. Ed. Smith visited in Mancbes,er
n. H., recently.
The infant child OF Frank Woodbury. Is
very i'll with little hope OF recovery.
Mr.. Kittridge has moved from Mr.. An
bins tenement and gone into the Ium Der
woods TO work.
Mrs Clyde Hopkins has returned home
after an absence of month, and her little
sister Myrl came with her.
Rev. Chas. Mcclure returned from. Wor-
cester last Friday night where he has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. John MagooD.
THREE VILLAGES
Derby Line, Vt.-Rock Island, P, O.
Stanstead, P. Q.
Butterfeld & Co. are occupying the new
addition TO their factory.
Postmaster Ora NJ. Carpenter OF Island
Pond visited his father, the Hon. CharLes
Carpenter, Wednesday.
Misses Charlotte and Ellen ButteraeId
arrived in Naples safely and are now on
their trip through Italy.
j. B. Goodhue is home from his annual
trip to the northwest for caribou and
moose, reporting an excellent trip.
The Ladies Rsso ing club is having q
large attendance so far this season. be-
speaking busy winter in literary circles.
Mr.. Tracy has returned to his werk at
CasweH & O'Rourke's. He has been visit
ing in the west part o. Orleans for q few
Days.
Charley Hunt reports a very large bzsi-
ness this season for the '+Kow- Kure'' con-
pany in the Provinces. He Is a hard
worker and makes thing, SO.
john Q. Baxter reports the rorthwers
sufficiently wild and woolly'' He writes
from Saskatoon lie is oue IN the interest
of the Teiford Chapman Co.
All the factories are running overtime
The volume of business is unprecedented,
and notwithstanding the extremely dull
summer 1See,wils be record year.
DR.. Flanders oz the Stansteaa College
VIII preach al tire 5tanstezd- South Con-
gTegationat chuueh Sunday morning.
General Bu1terfield will nave charge of
che mid-week nesting in the absence OF
t1le pastor.
Owing to aIe critical condition zsentaIlv
OF Rev. William N. Harvey, ,ussto- of the
South Congregational church, thu church
mas extended 10 BIN a fuElough tbst he
may rest. Hewent TO Boston "wednesday
for few days chsoee of SCENES. sad to be
near salt water. His condition, is the
re- Mt of overWnrk
The Rev. A. Lee Holmes having 100000
feet Of logs, Dr. ssockwen about 100000
feet and Deacon Charles Hal. sufficient to
furnish lumber-for the new residence he
inteRds to buiid IN the spring. they have
decided to erect portable sawmiu on
Caswell Avenue for saving, this. lumber.
This is good financing. A minister, a
doctor and deacon ought TO make q GOOD
finance committee.
Basket ball seems to be in the air this
season, and it lseks very much like wave
of general interest in the game. The
young people are much encouraged, as
the endorsements of the community is very
essential to tbs success Of this bcanch CT
ednaation. PeS4ic opinion is responsible
for the wise use or abuse of sports ana the
earlier 1t accepts its responsibility and
acte upon it, iast so Isueh quicker will
their rational, 2se become Iaet IN ouz
national life.