Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-03-25

Leslie fneipS ali OF Newport.
The remains of George Brooks were
brought here from Island Pond and the
funeral held in the NJ. E. church last
Tuesday under the charge of c. H. Green,
Rev. a. S. Bole and Rev. o. E. Aiken offici-
ating. The floral offerings were beautiful
George was 81 yrs. mos. and Ia days old.
Much sympathy is extended to his parents
and friends.
Mrs. 0. K. Aiken had very narrow es-
capped from burning to death recently.
w hlIe sitting with her back to the stove,
her children had been cutting and threw
the paper in the stove. 1t blszed up and
Mrs. Aiken's clothing took fires with pre-
sence of mind she rolled herself in WOOL
en- rug'and nearly put the fire out, and it
was soon extinguisbed.
CRAFTSBURY.
Arthur Shields has gone to Lowell, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Kingdom from
Hardwick are visiting in this town.
f. c. Moody was business visitor in
last Friday and Saturday.
}. NJ. Patterson has been spending a few
days in Burlington the past week on BUSH
ness.
In the vicinity items will be found an
account of the arrest of Bernie T. Cole in
California.
Leon Patterson has been driving the
stage the past week for his father J. NJ.
Patterson.
Mrs A. Smalley is in Swanton caring for
her grandson, who is seriously i'll with ty-
phoid fever.
EAST CRAFTSDURY.
Helen Paterson is on the sick list.
Rev. lMr. Crozie- has returned to Penn
sylvania.
g. A Dutton was in Newport Tuesday
on business
Eliza Mitchell is visiting at Armour
BabCock's.
Maude Mac omber has returnedl to her
school in Barton.
Archie Macomber visited Ais parents
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Susan Aston is boarding at
Clarence Woodbury's.
Elsie Young visited at Mrs Stewards
and Robert Anderson's the past week.
Mary Simpson is home from Wheaton
Seminary, it being closed on account of
scarlet fever.
DERBY.
There are several cases OF whoopiDg
cough in town.
Miss Lua Rickard of Derby Line was in
the village Saturday.
Mrs Griggs is entertaining her aunt
srom Newport Center.
Lyle Place retained Saturday night from
bAs hospital in Boston.
Myron Young, who attends Brown Uni
versity, is in town for few days.
Capt. and Mrs. Will Holbrook have
returned from thsir Southern trip
Mrs. w. NJ. Taylor and Miss, Emile
returned Saturday from their visit tc
Providence, R. I.
Mrs. F. w. Comings and three members
Of Ernest Albee's family are among the
latest victims of grip.
Miss Alice Clark and Miss Laythe 0.
Derby Line have been staying at Chas
CIark's for few days.
Myron Waterman has taken the Sawyer
sugar place and John Wood the Sevrenl
sugar place for the season.
Arthur Kim baIl has bought and received
q new AUTOMOBILES Ford runabout-
which he hopes to use later on tn
| rural mail route.
The attendance at the rededication of tn
Baptist church was comparatively small
owing TO the heavy snoWstorm. and diff
| cult walking, several who were expected
to be present being una bic to come. Rev
Mr.. Hoyt had charge of the services and
very able and interesting sermon wa
preached by Dr. Dawson of Burlington
Miss Erwin presided at the organ an
music was furnished by three mem bers o
the Newport Baptist quartet and two loca
singers. Mrs. Brown and Aaron Grou
added much to the occasion by sacre
solos. The evening service was conducte
by Rev. Mr.. Hoyt assisted by Rev. Ml
Leighton OF the Methodist church an
music was furnished by a chorus choil
WEST DERBY.
Isaac Longeway is on the sick list.
Frank Gray of Newport Center was at
F. Gray's Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Martin visited a
Beebe Plain Friday.
son was born to Mrs. Arthur Georg
Thursday, Mar. q.
Mrs. Dennis DoIloff spent last week wit
relatives and friends in Barton.
Mrs. Omer MaxheId of Beebe Plain spen
a few days with Mrs. Chas. Mcclure las
week.
Miss Bessie DolIoff is spending fe'
days at the home of her brother, Denni
Dolloff.
Ned Cramer has rented Charles West
residence on Indian Point street and