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


each music in the public schools.
Charlie and Mary Bailey visited their
Iunt, Mrs. Marion Denio, last week.
Mrs. Nellie Keller has gone to spend |
some time with friends In Irasburg.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Graves are re-
oicing over the birth of daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robbins are the
happy parents of son born April q
Word has been received of the birth of
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs Harry Rswson
Of Des Moines, La.
Mrs Mary Hazsn of Falmouth, Mass.
came last Saturday to spend a few days
with her mother
The junior and sophomore classes of the
academy gave very pleasant social to
their friends last Friday evening.
Mrs Mary Paddock is seriously i'll with
the grip. Miss Mcdonald, a trained nurse
from Burlington, is caring for her.
DERBY.
grandma" Diiley Is on the sick list.
Mrs. Harry Wilder has been quite ill tor
a few days.
Mr.. sni Mrs. Chas. Taylor and Miss Ella
Taylor have returned from Boston.
VIM. Lee and two daughters OF Barton
Landing, formerly OF this place, were in
Town last week.
Mrs. Days youngest child died Monday
night from the effects of whooping cough.
The intermsnt was at Newport.
Mrs. Harriet Laplant of West Derby nd
Henry B CrandaIl of Darby Centre were
married Wednesday, Apr. 3, at the home of
the bride, Rev. E iwin P. Hoyt officiating.
VIM. W say, who has beea very i'll
with heart trouble, died Tuesday forenoon.
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Layton at the house Thursday after
noon.
Nixon Morse and Moses Rogers are suf-
fering from whooping cough. w
Kilborn's Older children also have it. Mrs.
Donaldson is caring for the baby at her
home.
Sini's trained dogs have been furnishing
entertainment at the town hail for three
nights and have received good patronage
The performances of the dogs " ere very
interesting.
Miss Margaret Butter has been appoint
ed superintendent of the scho DIS of Der by
Charleston and Morgan with a salary oil
$3.50 per year. Her duties will commence
the first of July, 1907.
Mrs Nancy Emery, who has been an in
valid for years, passed away Thursday
morning. she was eighty-seven years oil
age. and she leaves two daug hters, Mrs
George Powers and Miss julia Emery.
The Quest Club met at the home of Mrs
Harvey last Tuesday afternoon. Two new
members We're voted in, four very interest
ing articles were read and question box
started. The ladies were invited to hoIC
their next nesting with Mrs..W.S Robbins
Henry Champagne, who hes been in
poor health for some time, was so over
come by watching the departure of the
funeral procession of his neighbor, Mr.
Wilsey, Thursday after noon that he went
into bad spell from which he did not re.
cover. He leaves q wife and little son be.
sides many other relatives to mourn his
death.
Additional gloom was cast over the com.
munity Friday morning By the death @
Mrs. Charles Cat psnter. She has been con.
fioed to her bed all winter, yet her many
friends had hoped for her ultimate recov.
cry. Funeral services were cond aeted a
the hosse Sunday afternoon at 2. O'Clock
| Mrs. Carpenter was a woman loved anC
respected by the entire community. Sh,
will 5e greatly @isscd by the Ladies' Aic
| society of the M e. church where she wa
an energetic worker. Besides many NOR
distant relatives she leaves her husband,
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Burton, and a son
| Chester, tor all of whom much sympath,
| is feAt..