Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-11-11
LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sheldon,
Mrs. Hale Clarke,
Miss Mertie Virgins,
Mr.. William Virgins,
Mr.. Samuel Cloud.
WEST CHARLESTON.
A new society, the grange, has been
organized here.
Bernie Wilson of Lowell is visiting
friends in town.
Mrs, Chaplin and son Ernest nave
returned to their. home.
Mrs. George Cummings is.in. Bos-
ton hospital for. treatment.
John Horrigan" is quite ill-at his
home at James McNamara's.
We understand that Henry EKinne
and Bernie Wilson will soon go to
dairymen's school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brown Of aLunen-
burp. Mass. are visiting her sister,
Mrs. George Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. zBowers Church of
Aver. Mass, are visiting her mother.
Mrs. Sarah Dudley ae.ssxasfss.sass
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hulltoon of White
River Junction have been guests of
his sister, Mrs. Geo. Cook.
Henry Willis, who has been in CALI
fornia for about three years, has ar
rived here to visit his mother, Mrs.
| B. Townsend, and other relatives.
/ The ninth grade, class Of '09, will
give their, first promenade at the
scIioohouse hall Friday evening, Nov.
II. Cake and coffee will be for sale
bv the Mothers club. =. Admission 10
cents.
H. G. Ruiter, N. Eastman. Her
bert Badger, Harry Dane. Mark Bar
rup. Henry Kline, Bernie Wilson,
Elmer Greggs ands Henri, kParlin and
we presume others sare out OF town
to enjoy the hunting season. y tfA&
The morning service at the Congre-
gational church November 10 will be
an anniversary service for the nome
department of the Sunday school, with
sermon by the pastor on The Word
of God in the Home Members OF
the department and their families are
cordially invited to attend.
Much sympathy is expressed for Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Bowen in the loss Of
their infant son, who died November
2 The funeral was held the following
Friday afternoon at the home. Rev.
!. H. Dickson spoke words of comfort
to the bereaved parents and the little
body was laid beside that Of the little
sister who died two years ago.
While carrying some jars of fruit
Monday Mrs. Clifton Barrup slipped.
breaking the jar and cutting her left
wrist very badly. Dr. Kendrick was
called and ..found that two cords had
been severed which had to be sewed
together. rand six stitches were taken
in the wrist to close the vwound.g Al
though quite a serious accident 1t IS
not considered dangerous. I'D 4As.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
John Dutton is Huntington on bus.
mess.
; School here closed Friday with few
exercises.
Stanley Mason, who ;has been i'll, is
improving. -----
Mrs. DEMO yof North 'Craftsbury
spent Sunday with MissSS.Helen Pater
son.
WEST DERBY.
Additional West Derby news on page
three of this paper.
f.. C. B. Stoddard of Lowell, Mass, il
spending a few weeks here w tn hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs G.. B. Stoddard
One of the busy places in our thirty
r ing village is at the home bakery
Z The proprietor has enlarged the
d salesroom and added a department TO
g the manufacture Of all kinds of home
s made candies A special sale is on fol
s Saturday, Nov. IA. Watch for flyers
: GLOVER. =
' R. E. Davis recently spent severa
days in Boston.
The sick ones at Reuben johnson !
are now gaining.
q A daughter was born to Mr.. anl
Mrs. L. w. Merriam Monday, Nov. 2
y Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clark and sol
O Dow and Mrs. Sarah Stebbins will
start Tuesday for Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Bean and daugh
ter Ellnor of Barton Landing have beel
visiting at A. p. Beans this week.
e Notice!
q Taro " nlnuor having laft nv hod on