Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-07-29

lone for her. Her death seems very sad.
She was young and leaves little daughter
Who needs mothers care. The funeral
vas held at her home, Rev. Z. z. Wells
The singers were Mrs. Hattie
Nichols, MIR. and Mrs. A. ID. Thurber, j.
P. Wheelock and Mary Frasier. The in
terment was at Irasburg beside her hus-
band and daughter. She leaves a father
and mother, one sister, Mrs. Ernest Perry,
and four brothers, who have the deepest
of all. She was "a years old.
CRAFTSBURY.
Seth Lathe had the mumps last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wheeler spent last
Saturday at Caspian lake.
Mrs. Allard, who has been i'll for the past
two weeks, is able to be out.
Bernard Keller, who has position In
Portland, is in town for a vacation.
Mrs. Henry Allen and daughter from
Burlington are in town for a few weeks
visit.
j. D. Clark and Herbert Clark from
Springfield, who were in town to attend
their home last Friday.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Horace Douglas is spending the week at
Caspian lake.
Miss Flora Hadley has returned to Bid
deford, Maine.
Bernie Keller of Portland, Maine, is Wis
iting friends in town.
Fred Martin of Manchester is guest of
Prof. and Mrs. Colburne.
Miss Winifred Williams is home from
Lisbon, n. H., for few weeks.
Miss Ida Dustan spent a few DAYS last
week at j. Q. Colburne's camp.
Mrs. Victoria Hayden of Waterbury was
recent visitor at Willard Wheeler's.
Mrs. Lydia Pond Of New Haven, Conn.
is boarding with Mrs. M. H. Paddock.
DR.. c. w. Dustan and j. c. Colburne
were gone few days last week on fishing
trip.
The young friends of Bernard Young
gave him very pleasant party Friday
evening.
Mrs. Don Cate has finished work for
Mrs. Allen, and Miss Agnes Hughes has
taken her place.
Mrs. Litch, who lives at the Mill Village,
is go years old and had never seen tele-
phone until last week, when she spent
day at the home of Mrs. Lucy Randall.
Mrs. N. B. Williams has returned after
an absence of several weeks in Masaachu-
sets and New Hampshire. Her many
friends will be glad to know that she is
much improved in health.
DERBY.
Miss Esther Kidder of Charleston was In
town Thursday.
Clinton Sails Is home from Washington,
d. c., on vacation.
Mrs. Whitman of Providence, B. l., is a
guest at Edgar Silver's.
Master "Bob" Sherman has returned
from his visit to Nova Scotia.
Miss Blanche Griggs has gone to North
Troy to visit Miss Rachel Hammond.
Mrs. Helen Edmonds of Troy came last
week to visit her aunt, Mrs. l.. P. JENNIE.
Miss Veda Cook of Charleston has been
| spending several days with friends in town.
Chas. Mooney is in town, working for
Mr.. Trip on his recently purchased house.
Mrs. VIM. Rolbrook and Mrs. Garvin
Magoon were up from Lake Park Thurs
day.
| Miss Edith Bailey has returned from
Hardwick, where she has been visiting an
aunt.
Mrs. Bugbee and daugh liter Jessie from
Barre are guests of her sister, Mrs. Wesley
Kelley.
Miss Lettie Place is back from Albany,
N. Y, and is stopping with her sister, Mrs.
Larabee.
Several Masons from this place ATTENDED
| the meeting on the summit of Owls Head
last Thursday.
There was large attendance at the Ice
cream social given by the Congregational
ladies Wednesday evening, receipts over
S12.
Chester Carpenter is at home from bis
work in Coventry creamery, nursing very
sore hand, caused by the bite Of an ordin-
airy fly.
Clinton Scott, who works in the granite
sheds, was injured last Thursday by piece
of steel from a drill flying and hitting
him in the side, cutting him quite badly.
Mrs. Jones, who has been out of health
for long time and great care, passed
away last week. Funeral services were
| held at the Catholic church in Newport
Saturday morning.
GREENSBORO.
| Joe De Manche spent Sunday at Green's
| boro.
Luther Hunt, from Fairfax, is visit
ing at n. B. Payne's.
Miss Christie Michaud is doing table
work at Caspian Lake house.
uokL L.,