Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-01-07
CRAFTSBURY.

CRAFTSBURY.
Ethel Patterson is spending a few days
visiting in East Hardwick.
Mrs. Jennie Goodrich from East Hard
wick spent few days in town lat week.
son of Frank Grieves was injured while
coasting last week, being thrown from his
sled.
Mr., Els. Stratfon, the veteran meat man,
has placed stea N engine IN his slaughter
house for power to grind bones and refuse
meat. thus adding new enterprise to his
business.
The remains of Henry Sprague OF Boston,
ACCOMPANIED by his wife and son, were
brought from Boston last Tuesday and
placed in the family lot at North Crafts
bury. Mr. Spgague was the son OF the late
Hon. G. I. Sprague of this town where he
spent his youth and early manhood. He
went to Boston several years ago, where he
had made success in life.
DERBY.
Miss Lettie Place returned to college
Friday.
w 1k hluUOE w DIS III q low 0nJ
last week.
Mrs. Magoon is stopping in town for
| short time,
Herman Fajrchild is very i'll with an
attack Of asthma.
| o. Searles and daughter Fla visited in
/ Barnston last week.
OK. Carpenters family are all i'll with
the prevailing malady.
Miss Carrie Abbott visited friends in
Barton Landing last week.
Miss Kate Spear has been spending the
week with Mrs. Levi Kelley.
Mrs. W. S Robbins and Mrs. Fl. H.
Wilder we're in Barton Tuesday.
Mrs. Carter will spend the remainder of
the winter with her daughter in LoWeH,
Mass.
Mrs. Smith started Wednesday for her
| former home in Iowa with the body of her
mother, Mrs. Lewis.
We regret to record the death of the
| infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Colin
Lorimer, which occurred Tuesday morn
|
all in their berea Vement.
A pleasant event of the past week was
! the wedding, at the home of Bert Richie,
of Miss Maud Place and Harry LRrabee of
Newport Center, witnessed by only the
immediate relatives from North Troy,
Newport Center, and Boston. Rev. Mr..
AK en- performed the ring ceremony, the
| hriI 6oa bry
Lettie Place, sister of the bride, and Hugh
Larabee, brother of the groom, The bride
was becomingIy att1red in white French
| lawn and carried white roses. The house
was decorated with Wreaths of holly and
other plants. After the ceremony dainty
refreshments were served and the bride
cut the wedding cake. They left amid the
usual shower of rice and confetti on the
$40 train for a short trip to Montreal
after which they will reside in Newport
Center. They have the best wishes of 6
host of friends for long happy life.
WEST DERBY.
Mrs. Frank Ktmball is sick with the
humps.
There will be installation of officers O.
the Foresters, Court Honor, No. pa, Friday
evening, Jan. IL, with supper for Forester
and their families.
Elder Chas. Smith, the new pastor at th
Advent church, moved his goods here las
week and will live in E. s. Howe
tenement. He began bis labors Sunday
Jan.
Quite number from here went to Bar
ton Landing last Friday to attend the fu
neral of Mr.. Harley Mcqueen, who move,
from here just one week before. The NJ. w
of A. which he was member, attended il
body.
Walter Fordyce met with an acciden
last Monday while working in the c. p. E
sheds. The skids gave way, letting tn
heavy trucks and load on him, whic
crushed him badly. He seems to be dom
we'll.
, Gerald Daley met with very seriou
accident last Thursday evening. While b
? was working in the south yard OF the B. ,
Nj. &. R. as brakeman another train backe
down knocking hin down, and two truck
passed over his leg Just above the ankle
crushing the bone SO badly that amputa
t1on was necessary about half way betwee
the ankle and knee
GLOVER.
. Mrs. Fannie Carr is very i'll.
M. w. Johnson's sisters have been visit
ing him.
Mrs Day is visiting her daughter, Mr.
A. P. Bean.
Mrs. Sarah Ormsbee is visiting Mrs. Eli7
abeth Templeton.
: A. E. Anderson was in Lyndonville O
business last week.
: Reuben Christie is repairing the built
II 1ngs of R. L. Drew.
: Mrs. Alma Martin is visiting at Chas. Gu
b ler's in West Glover.
II Hiram Phillips little son is quite i'll wit
q the prevailing malady