Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-09


winter term Of school In the Dawson
district.
Miss Eliza Hodgdou has finished her
work at g. @. Chasse's and gone to her
home in Wolcott.
About 30 persons from this town went
40 Hardwick Thursday night to hear the
u huney Brothers entertainment.
DERBY.
prot and Mrs. Edgecomb are spending
.s,,, vscation in Maine with bis parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Larsbee have moved from
Mr.. Crandalpe house into the Daley tene-
nent.
charles Rush is here from Maine spend
INCA short vacation with his father, =" M
Bush.
Mrs. Wheeler OF Barnston, P.Q.,who came
o., boln care for Eva Aulis, has been quite
III At tbs home Of her daughter.
t,eoree Wilder has moved from the Dali
lev house into Mr.. CIRCUITS tenement re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. Abbott.
Mr.. Goss Of Irasburg was in town last
week trying, with good success 10 organ
i7ea Camp Of Woodmen In this place.
start Crowley, who started from Ioiedo'
n. forty-five days ago for a walking trip
s-ound the boundary OF the United States,
was in town Friday.
The graded school began its winter term
last week with some changes among the
teachers: Miss Smith, principal; Miss
Marion Hoyt, sixth and seventh grades;
Miss Annie Griggs, fourth and fifth grades !;
and Mise Helen Comings primary rooms
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. DALEY OF North
Troy were in town Thursday on their way
% Barton.
Miss Helen Comings has been spending
her vacation with her friend Miss Mary
Skinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Griggs and Miss Blanche
vent TO North Troy to spend Thanks
giving.
Rev. Mr.. Wilder was called to Salem
Derby Friday afternoon to attend the
funeral OF George Moranville.
Gerald, youngest child OF Mr.. and Mrs
Hammond, died Sunday night after very
brief illness. There seemed to be some
organic heart difficulty that caused bis
death. Funeral services were held In the
Baptist church Wednesday morning at II
o'clock. Music was furnished by a ladies
TITO and Rev. Mr.. Hoyt spoke most tenderly
and hslpfully TO the bereaved family.
Death sgain visited our village, taking
Miss Meta Sloan at 4 O'Clock on the after
noon OF Thanksgiving day. Although fo
a time It was thought she could no
recover, yet for a day or two there nae
been more hope, but on Thursday morn
ing il was evident to those caring Tor ne
that the end was near. Funeral services
were conducted at the house Saturday
morning at 1890. Rev. Mr.. Wilder
c4fciated, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Hoyt
Music was furnished by mixed quartet
A proiusion of beautiful flowers covered
the casket. mute tokens OF love from he
relatives. classmates, the Methodist choi
and many other friends. The intermen
was in the village cemetery. The gym
patby OF the entire community is extends
t3the bereaved mother, brother and sisters
WEST DERBY.
HI. Ball is having a furnace put in hi
house.
sd. Sawyer is having a bath room In
sailed in his house.
donv.lls visited friends here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cousens Of B DItoI
Center, Que, visited relatives in town r.
Gently.
Bernice Webster has been caring for he
sister. Mrs. Herbert Haywood, who is sic
at Derby:
Rev. Chas. Mcclure went to Brownin!
ton Wednesday to Cfficiate at the funeral
Mrs. Burrows.
Rev. Daniel Gregory is quite ill.
came near having a shock but is some be
ter at present.
Miss Oh We Brown is spending few da
with her sister, Mrs. Charlie Cutting,
Newport Center.
Fred Porter OF Barton Landing is plf
te-ing one OF Hodge and McClure's hous
on Elm street, which was built this fall.
Slmuer w. Stickney of Fitch Bay dt
last week and the remains were broug
ne, and buried in Pine Grove cemete
William b. Derusha and Edith B. Ha
well OF stsnstesd we're united in marris
Deem Der 4th, BY Rev. NJ. Mcclure at
residence here.
Asa Hastings OF Alberta, ~. w. T., visit
resident OF this place and went west me-
" seven years ago.
Sylvester Cleveland Of Ways Mills, o.
has rented the house recently owned
Charlie McCauIey on Northern aven
and is moving his goods there.
school commenced its winter term !
Tuesday instead of Monday as was inter
ed, on account Of the unsafe condition
TIE boilers, which had to be put in reps
CLOVER.
Additional Glover locals on anot
page.
The Boston Entertainment company v
give an entertainment in Institute
Thursday evening, Dec. II, under
auspices OF the j. o. A. NJ.
WEST CLOVER.
Edwin Bickiord and Oscar Miles