Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-03-11


Jerome, ell OF whom acted their parts well
Mr. Rivers, rather pompous old gentle
man, GORDON z COSBY
Lawrence Leigh, a young bsrrister.
HUGH FATRBROTHER
Azarjsh Stodd, sporting young country
man, GUY BARTLETT
Aunt D;usina, a prim old lady,
CATHERINE WILCOX
Lois Rivers, Mr.. Rivers daughter.
JESSIE RowELL
Joan Jasper, Lois half sister,
DAISY STEVENS
WEST DERBY
Miss I7ah Pickle is sick with quinsy
sores.
Mr.. and Mrs Sylvester Cleveland from
Ways Mills, Que, visited at Geo. Whites
last week.
Loomis Miller has put up a new black
smith shop down near the Newport Stock
Farm.
Potter Heard has put his machinery into
Chas. McClure's barn, and will use it
for machine shop at present.
Mrs. Allie Yates has moved her household
furniture from james Gray's tenement
to her fathers, Melvin ChappelPs.
Sam, Luther and Bessie Consens and
Lena Johnson from Knowlton, Que
visited friends in town, recently.
Miss Gertrude Hanson, who has been
staying with friends here during the win
ter, returned to her home in Manchester,
n. H d, last Monday.
Thomas Mooney, an old and respected
resident, died last Friday night. He had
stroke of paralysis Sunday, March 8, from
which he never rallied.
Allie Yates died February % after short
Illness. He leaves wife and little dRugh-
ter and two sisters to mourn his loss. They
have the sympathy of the community in
their sad bereavement.
There were four new candidates initiated
into the I. o. F. Court Honor, No. 1874,
last Friday night. There was quite num-
Der from Court Orleans, also some from
Court Roaring Brook, Barton. Chief
Ranger AIdrich was here from Barton and
Bro. Donaghy made few remarks, as only
a "well- bred Irishman" could do, after
which Bro. Aldrieh replied 10 avery able
manner. Following were remarks from
Bros. Massey, Cousens, and Others Re-
freshments were served. The company
then dispersed, after spending very en-
joyable time.
THREE VILLAGES
Derby Line, Vt.-Rock Island, P. o.
Stanstead, ?. Q.
Mrs. William Foster is reported to he.
gradually improving.
Mrs. c. c. Colby is now improving and
is able to be out driving.
''Boniface'' Cullens of the Derby Line
Hotel has returned from his trip south.
Mrs. Harris Colby of West Burke Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Gadupee of
Library Square.
The snowfall up to the morning OF
March totaled lit inches and the ther-
mometer registered II below zero.
Miss Mary Flint gave delightful even
ing to several of her friends Wednesday at
her home and a snowshoe tramp over the
Stanstead golf links.
hurry Brooks is In town and has been
calling on his old friends the past week.
He was guest at the college. He is now
in McGill college, Montreal, P. @.
Gen. John G. Foster is in town on a
visit to his mother, Mrs. A. T. Fosror, and
incidentally to attend the monthly meet
ing of the directory of the National Bank
of Derby Line.
Mr. Mrc II 9 w
to Beebe Plain, P. @ where Mr.. Kerwin is
to be manager of the branch of The Eastern
Township Bank recently Established there
| We very much regret losing these young
people.
George HindIey, M. A., of the Congrega-
tional College, Montreal, is proving very
satisfactory supply at the Stapstead South
| Congregational church during the absence
| of the pastor abroad.
Louis Lanctot, our popular tonsoria
matism and has been IF duty for nearly 6
month, but is now improving as the sunny
days come on and expects to he at hi!
| chair soon.
|
| are obliged to shut down a part OF each
day, owing TO low water, this is unfortu-
nate at the beginning of the busy season
and those having auxiliary power plant
of steam or gasolene are very thankful.
Butterfieid & Company continue to ru1
a night force in their factory, in fact ar
obliged to do so to fill orders. The,
will enlarge their plant the coming season
so as to run a larger force and meet de
mands by day work.
Miss Belle Robinson gave a snowsho
party to few friends Friday evening, en-
tertaining at her home after the tramp
This typical Canadian sport has been yer!
popular here this winter. The abupdan
snowfall has made them the more en-
joyable.
Deacon Clark Hopkins received lette
from Rev. VIM. NJ. Harvey, written Oh
J board ship when about 400 miles off tn