Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-01-28
EAST CRAFTSBURY.

Rev. Mr.. Crozier from BeaverFalls, Penn,
is here again.
Mrs. Mary Wylie is again in St. Johns
bury for treatment.
Mrs. Sarah Anderson is having a very
painful time with her eyes.
Hal Higgins has bought farm in Bar
ton and has gone there to live.
a large number attended the donation
at Robert Harper's last Friday right.
Walter Doe with his sister, Julia, and
her little daughter are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Kendrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Hartman went to
Barton last Saturday to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Hsrriman's sister, Mrs. Bell Ander-
son.
The lecture last Wednesday night given
| by Judge Alden from New York was very
well attended and was a very interesting
lecture.
DERBY.
| Mrs. Helen Edwards of Troy was in town
Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Schoolcraft has been very ill
the past week.
Chester Carpenter has been off duty at
the store on account of illness.
Lyle Place, who is stopping at Charles
Watson's, is reported to have appendicitis
Miss Laura Ionic of Lowell, Mass, is
stopping g few days with her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Carpenter, who does not gain very
rapidly.
1t is expected that the body of Hazel
Chandler will be brought here for burial
this week. She died Saturday in a hospita
in Providence, r. l., Of scarlet fever.
Among those present at the play Friday
evening were Judge Fletcher and Miss
Alice Clark of Derby Line, Mrs. W. R..
Daley of North Troy, and many old stu
dents from Charleston, w. Derby and Bee
be Plain.
News has reached here of the death Jan.
II, of Otis Davis of Concord, NH. Several
years ago he resided here with his parents
and received his education at Derby Acad :
envy. He will be pleasantly rememb ered
by many who were students then.
The comedy, ssTommy's Wife, presented
by the seniors on Friday evening, was
surely "cure for the b!ues," and was much
enjoyed by the large audience present. Mr..
and Mrs. Daggett furnished music for. a
short promenade afterwards. The seniors
realized S35 from the entertainment.
WEST DERBY
Mrs. Frank Hayward is quite sick.
NJ iss Lila Allen went to her home at
Ways Mills last Friday.
Elder George Labor from MorrisvilIe
visited his daughter, Mrs. Huntley, re-
Gently.
Frank KimbalI has been confined to the
, house for the past week on account of be-
ing i'll.
; e Mr.. 1. B. Bishop has purchased Mr.
LOOMS Miiler's residence on the corner
OF Mort hern avenue and Oak st.
Chas. Mcclure has bought the lot east
of his residence on Northern avenue OF
o. R. Moulton and will build a house
there as soon as spring opens up.
James Elliott met with an accident
4 while at Capleton, Que, one day last week
on freight train, that nearly put out one
Of his eyes. He went at once to Sher-
brooke hospital for treatment.
Ten went from this place to Barton last
Wednesday night to installation of officers
of the l. O. of Foresters. Much credit il
due the people of Barton for the able way
they entertained and the good banquet
: they furnished.
I Mrs. Nelson Lovelette died last Thurs
day morning after a short illness. Tn,
+ funeral services were held at Richforc
K Saturday afternoon. She leaves husband
j and daugh to mourn her loss. Muci
a sympathy is felt for the bereaved ones.
e GLOVER.
% Miss Sally French is very sick with pneu
!. monia.
Glenn Cook is in st. Johnsbury hospita
!, for treatment.
. Miss Celia Hudson is caring for Mrs
. Naomi Hudson.
Samuel King is sick at the home of hi
brother Orange.
The mail will be delivered over the new
), route February 1.
If o. e. Miles has been pressing the hay il
y the j. P. Uric barns
/ Miss Eliza e. CLARK will soon go to New
l. York to attend school.
Judge w. F. Clark was in Newport OF
business last Saturday.
ia w. N. Aldrich was sick with the gri,
last week but is better.
n Mrs. FL. L. Bishop was confined to tn
house last week by sickness.
a Mrs. Elizabeth Libby is helping care TO
g. her father, Heman Mcclure.
Mrs. Susan Tate is sick at the home o
her daughter, Mrs. Paddleford.:
The services at the Cong'I church will b.
discontinued for the time being.
, A little child of N. 81. Drew has beel
very i'll with bronchial pneumonia.