Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-05-06

Miss Mabel Miller was out Of school last
week on account OF Illness.
The seniors realized seven dollars from
their social last Friday night.
Mrs. H. n. Stevens and Miss Nellie Allen
were in st. Johnsbury last week.
Several from this place attended the auc-
ton at AIns@orth's store at Crsftsbury last
week.
Miss Mary Dutton, Lora Witt and Mary
Dustan united with the Congregational
church last Sunday.
The friends of Mrs. NJ. H. Paddock will
be glad to know that she is able to be
around the house since her serious illness.
DERBY.
John Crosby's youngest child has been
very III the pest week.
The Derby academy students enjoyed a
promenade st the hall Friday evening.
Some OF Edwin Jenne's children are the
latest to come down with whooping cough.
Mrs w. {. Johnson and Miss Marie
| johnson Of Barton were in town one day
last week.
Mr. and Mrs J. Rolfe searles of St.
Johnsbury made his parents a short visit
last week.
TIE ladies of the Methodist church
served a baked bean supper to about 30
people at their vestry May day.
A. ]. Albee Is making extensive repairs
on his tenement on the Newport road,
and putting on fourteen foot addition.
Rev. ]. E. Sweet, who was appointed to
| her st Of
hurch, old not accept the charge, go as
yet there are no services on Sunday.
WEST DERBY.
} The village meeting passed off very qui-
, city Tuesday evening. Reports of the Of
fcers were accepted. The following offic-
3 ers were elected: Moderator, Geo. .Adamsi:
!. clerk, C White; trustees, E. 5. Ball,
] G 60. Il. Massey and T a. Stevens; treas
urer, w. G. Lockhart; auditors, 8. Z.
| Hitchcock, a. B Cobleigh and Chas. VIII
: liame; street commissioner, Geo. Il. Mas
f sey; fire wardeDs, c. c. Tower and Park
: Hancock. Voted tax OF forty cents on
olIar to pay current expenses. Voted to
grant Newport Gas Company franchise to
ley pipes through the streets. Il he trustees
have appointed lula Brennan treasur-
4 to serve. The trustees have appointed to
serve las policemen the coming year, B. ;
;, Ball, T. a. Stevens, c. c. Tower and John
Nelson.
CLOVER
DR.. E A. Leonard has been called to
Massachusetts for few weeks.
J.a. Hoyt was at the shrins meeting at
ST. Johnsbury last Thursday evening.
at the Misunderstanding OF the Village
I'm provsment society the following officers
As were elected: President, A. 3: Bean; vice
president, c. A. Kelton; secretary and
to- treasurer, j.. e.. Dwinell; trustees, Will
s. Royston, A. P. Bean, E. A. leonard.
/ The cold Folks Ball' at Institute hall
!. Thursday evening was a SUCCESS in every
r Eway as any event of this kind always is in
EGlover. The unique program and bail
n, card sent out by the committee in charge
s. drew g. good audience and Everyone seemed
to enjoy themselves.
a. On enother page OF this paper will be
lW found letter ffom Fred M Kinball,
former Glover boy, now of Topeka, Kan
m sas This letter was written after Mr..
IN KinbaII had peEused the letters OF Mr.
n Drumming. Is there not someone who can
!. write memories, Of other towns? led.
sy WEST GLOVER.
is Ruby Barber is sick with tonsilitis.
Rex. A. B. Rssss and family have returned
ly, from Montreal
w. Mrs. Allen. Gilmors and Mrs. Fred
est Knights have been quito sick.
are Will Megoon smiles when yoa.ssk about
ig- the boy that came to their home May 3.
10 Mrs. W. "a Magoon has an aunt from
9n0 Canada staying with her end visiting
&c other friends.
ms The ladies of the Home Missionary soci
cal esy viii hold thank Offering meeting a
md the church May s., 1t is expected. Mis-
RI Amman VIII be present.
/ SO GREENSBORO.
ms. Geo. HaseIton has commanded wark fo
lem f. A. Messer.
Rev. John Hood returned from ais vaca
ton last Friday.
r. Mr.and Mrs. E. c. Kinney came to the
cottage last week.
10 Miss Alice Paine of Cabot IS assistin
Miss LINDSEY in the post-oftice>
last Herbert Psrham is driving tie stag
from Greensboro Bend to East Crafts bury
ID. Rev. G. y. Kellogg and family frol
Morr1sviiIsare Occupying eottsge at ii
q to lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. E4iny Rodgers have gor
s in to ST. Johnsbury Center where he aas en-
pIoyment.
last Mrs. A. E. Hall was called to East Har'
wick last week by the sadden death of b
oved father, sir. Underwood.
eyed Mrs. E. E. Root YVES moved last Wedne
day to VIM Marshal's, where she can