Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-04-08
THREE VILLAGES

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Quoted the service at the grave.
THREE VILLAGES
Derby Line, Vt.-Rock Island, P. o.,
Stanstead, p. Q.
Mrs. Charles o. Brigham is confinsd 8
the house with grip.
Mrs. A. B. Robinson is visiting I'd
daughters in Boston for few weeks.
Jerry Hunts little daughter, who hs
been seriously ill, is now out of danger.
COL and Mrs. III. Stewart Haskell will b
at home the middle of the week to spen.
the summer.
Mrs. Henry Mason was operated upon
few days ago by Drs. Stockwell and Cobb
and is gaining rapidly.
Mrs. Leslie Baxter is expected hom
from abroad in a few days and Will ope
her residence for the sum mer.
Mrs. William Spaulding died Frida
| morning and the funeral was from tn
5paulding home Sunday afternoon.
The Ursuline Convent reopened TO
regular sessions and work on Tuesday
having been closed during Easter, as usual
Newman Blake has moved his family I'd
West Derby, but it is understood that Id
will continue his market here for the
present.
! The Stsnstead Wesleyan College reopened
Tuesday to resume its work after Easter
| vacation. Some of the students did no;
return.
Dea. and Mrs. Lunt have returned from
thoir winter in MorrisVille with their
daughter and have opened their house for
the summer.
Very little sugar has been made in this
locality this season, and owing to the
unusual depth of snow many of our
farmers are not tapping their orchards.
All the factories located on the canal
have installed gasoline engines since the
bulk head went out. The repairs will be F.
made on the dam as soon as the water SUBJ
sides sufficiently.
Several families in town are obliged to /
go away owing to the fact that tenements
are not to be had. Our poverty in rents is
deplorable thing and. should have the
attention of idle capital seeking market.
George Herrick, who has had charge of
Col. Butte fields farm for the last year,
has moved too large farm west OF Newport.
Before leaving the family were given a
reception and luncheon by their many
friends.
The stork has been very busy of late,
| having left princess at Talcott Chapmans
and prince at Wright Hovey's, two more
customers for Teddy Bears. IL the children
could dictate, Roosevelt would succeed
himself again.
At meeting of the school directors of
Derby, Charleston and Morgan on Tues
day, Apr. 2, it WAS voted to unite under
the new state law relative to superinten-
dent. Miss Margaret Ruiter of West Derby
was chosen for the position, and this choice
of the directors meets with universal ap-
proVal.
GLOVER.
Miss Nina WyIie is visiting in New
York.
Edward Warden is working at Henry E.
Clsrks.
Miss Irene Randall is working for Mr..
Gilbert.
Leo Christie IS at work for Marshall Car
penter.
L. B. Wiley was in town on business
, recently.
The first robins of the season appeared
March %.
Fred DwineA Jr. visited his grandparents
last week.
) Raymond Coomer is going to work for
Geo. Anderson this season.
Louis Lameureux has taken the Hiram
Kirby place for another year.
Mrs. Rand went to Boston last Thursday
to be absent about three weeks.
John Gilmour is home from Norwich
University for ten days. vacation.
The Misses Gladys and Sadie Smith Of
Lyndon are visiting Lina Gilmour.
Mrs. Joha Wright has taken R.. l..
Drew's sugar place to carry on this season.
Joseph King is assisting in l.. P. Dreg's
grocery While Mr.. Drew is away taking
J. list.
Mrs. Bert Quimby has returned from
e Manchester, N. H, where she has been
visiting.
q MISS Glenn COOK, VINO has been con fined
d to her bed for time, is able to be about
the house.
r Mr.. Bishop, the grocer, is fitting up q
/ room In his house into W hich he viii move
his groceries.
e Roy Scott from ST.. Johnsbury visited
t his aunts, Miss Jennie French and Mrs.
Emily Taylor, recently.
J. F. E. Simson of LyndonvilIe was in town
e last week shipping a pair of shortborn
calves to western New York. Price, sI35.
y All members of the Grange are requested
y to meet at Institute hall Tuesday at 80
O'Clock sharp in the afternoon to go in a
p body to the funeral of A. E. Anderson.