Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11

Miss Evelyn Dewiug is working at Mr..
James Anderson's.
Miss Mary Simpson was home from st.
Johnsbury part of last week.
Harry Bailey from Hardwick has
moved into Clarence Hapson's house.
The lecture last Saturday night was
quite well attended and was very good.
Rev. Mr.. Brinek from South Albany
presched in the L. p. church last Sunday.
Miss Margaret Morse closed a very sue
cessfui term Of school here, last Saturday
George Chssse has been doing
plumbing work in Ora Anderson's house.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Ray Bail ey is working in Lsconia, NH,
forths winter
John Simpson is home from st. johns
bury on account of illness.
number from here attended the enter
talnment LAST week by Delbert Lean at
Mort
Clarence Hauson'stesm met with quite
serious accident last week when fl fell over
the bank into the brook. The horses were
quite badly injured.
DERBY.
Mrs Curtis Wiley was critically i'll
while last week.
James Fsrrar, the new proprietor of the
livery stable, has been i'll the past week.
Miss Ruth and Mas; er Paul Wilder have
been quite ill the week past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Baxter of Maine
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. viii
bur Daley.
Roy Griggs, who has been working in
the veneer mill at North Troy has come
home to clerk in Will Kelley's grocery.
Joe Vancour and family started for their
new home in New Bedford, Mass, Friday
night. Adams Kettell will occupy their
house here.
Mrs F. W. Comings taught the second
room in the graded school most of last
week, owing to the illness of Miss Helen
Comings.
Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Wilder arrived
from Watertown, Conn, Tuesday, hoping
to get settled in the parsonage for the
winter before his duties begin.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the M. e.
church served hash supper at their vestry
Thursday night, which was we'll patron
: lzsd by those attending the auction, over
!, eight dollars was being taken.
During the thunder shower Thursday
morning lightning struck a tree in the
circuit pasture on the Charleston road.
Mr.. Cook, who works for Rufus Kelley,
was going along in the road on the way to
It his work and the bolt threw him to the
ground, affecting him so that he was
4 Obliged to crawl on hands and knees 10
Mr.. Haywood's, where it took him some
"a time to recover from the effects.
The marriage Of Judge Sydney Fletcher
o Of Derby Line and Mrs. 81. S. Edwards of
this place WAS solemnized by Rev. Fl. w.
Wilder st the home OF Mrs. Smith, We'd
> nesday morning at eleven O'Clock. A
dainty lunch was served in the dining
room after the ceremony and they took the
e noon train north for & short trip, return
u ing Friday. They will reside st Derby
Line where he is engaged in the customs
|, service.
: WEST DERBY.
Mrs. d. A. Doloff of Beverly, Mass, call
O ed on friends in town last week
!. Rev. Mr.. Dark exchanged pulpits with
Rev. AR. Holton of West Charleston last
). Sunday.
IS Mr.. and Mrs Luther Cousens of KnowI-
ton, Que, visited his brother Charles,
r. last week.
is Rev. Chas. Mcclure went to CastIeton,
Que, to officiate at the funeral OF Rev. Mr..
y, Hadiey last Friday.
r There will be supper in the F. q. church
Or vestTy next Friday evening. Nov. 18th
k Ever. hody invited.
IL Miss Bernice Webster spent two weeks
- with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Tiedeman, at
q Wells River recently.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Cousens of KnoWl-
: ton, Que, and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cous
ems of New York visited at James Adams
last week.
q Geo. Stoddard and son Fred of Barton
he Landing have started bakery in the Ma
{, COON block. They have rented the tene-
ment over Mrs. L. E. Brennan's store,
where they will live this winter.
While Mrs. Hattie Cheney and Mrs. Fred
Donagby ere out riding last week the
horse became frightened and threw them
both out, bruisin them quite badly, but
fortunately no bones were broken.
CLOVER.
n The school in theParrish district will be-
gin next week Monday.
d Rufus L. Drew has sold his farm to his
youngest son, Thaddeous.
" Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Quimby are visiting
In Manchester, N. H., and Boston.
Mrs. Art hur Salmon, who has been quite
i'll for the last two weeks, is slowly gaining.
MIR. and Mrs. A. B. Rich and son Sum-
t. ner are spending few weeks in Brook
Ign, N. Y.
r Wallace Watson has sold HIS farm tn Ben