Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-01-14

a bout fifty were there although it was a /
bad night. Proceeds for an organ for the
church.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Rev. and Mrs. Crozier have returned to |
Beaver Falls, Penn.
The college students have returned to |
their work, after the Christmas yacstion.
Misses Helen and Martha Paterson gave
a character party TO about forty OF their
friends. Thursday evening, Dec. 81.
Everyone had very pleasant time.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
NIB Williams spent few days with
his father in West Rindge, n. d, last
week.
Several of our farmers attended the
Dlirymen's association at Burlington last
week
Walter Lyon has gone to Portland, Ne,
where be has position IN the Maine
General Hospital.
The friends and ueighbors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Anderson met at their home
last Friday night to remind them ct the
twenty fifth anniversary OF their wedding.
Czke and coffee were served and a pleasant
time enjoyed by all. The party went
away wishing Mr.. and Anderson many
happy returns OF the day.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
! Clark Friday, Dec. %.
! Harold Kinney was home from Jersey
| City for three days recently.
Arthur and Archie Shields are at home
from Hudson, Mass, and expect to remain
| this winter.
Alfred Bishop is in Stratford, X. H., TO
visit his sister. Mrs. Platt expects to r.
main for some time.
DERBY.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hancock of Coven-
try visited at Arthur True'sy recently,
Quite number of young people attend
ed Uncle Sans Minstrels at Newport two
nights last week
Mr.. ans Mrs. ". T. KAburn are leioic-
ing over the birth, on Wednesday, of a
dang hter..
school at the academy has been coasid-
eraoiy broke up the past week by Illness
amoag he faculty.
Derby Academy basket ball team met
defeat at its first garae played against Der
by Line team Friday evening, score 81 to 80.
Frank Harvey is at Derby Line most
OF the time, making arrangements for the
sale Of the Oscar Casweu stock recently
purchase
The Seniors will give three act play enc
titled s'TommyzB Wife, at Academy hall
Friday evening, Jan. Is, to be followed by
promenade.
! at the present time. There is hardly 8
home where one or more is not suffering
from hard colds.
/ The older residents of this place will bt
sorry to learn OF the death OF Mr.. Am.
{ prose Ripley OF Topeka Kan, a former res
ident of this place.
H. H. Wilder has sold out his grocery
business to Clarence Kelley, who has moved
the goods into the store in F.. F., Harvey
block. Mr.. Wilder will make changes ant
repairs in his store, giving more room TO
/ the work of the rurak carriers and the dis
! play of his other goods.
DR.. Ell. q. Blanchard, who has been II
10 poor health for several years, passed ava
Tuesday at 6 O'Clock p. m. During his ill
ness he has been faithfully cared for by bi
son George, who is the only near relativ
surviving. Funeral services wers conduct
ed at sthe house Thursday afternoon an
n the remains taken to Derby Line.
:. program, which mer tied much large
:. attendance, Was presented by the pupils {
the graded school IN Academy hall, Frjda
9 evening. After choruses and recitation
, the short play, 1.-THE Sunf1ower Chorus,
was presented, Miss Lizzie Cofran as til
q fair gardener and Sidney Baker as Neigh
y Dor Tabor. Following this came the clos
s ing piece: drill with song and recitation
1t by six little girls gowned for bed and cal
l. rying their dolls.
le GLOVER.
10 Leon Wilson is sick.
~ Jack Drew has the humps.
lg Alonzo Blodgett has been sick ths pas
Or week.
- JIG. King has moved in with his SOL
Claude.
as Chaplin Leonard was in Newport Satul
ID day on business.
" Mrs. Ellen Abbott has moved to Hem
as Halls for the winter.
ed A. d. Abbott's children, Wallace an
Id Alva ARE on the sick list.
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