Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-16

Mrs. h. b. Edmunds arrived home from
Hanover hospital Thursday. Her many
friends are glad to see her home again i'm
proved in health.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Chapman gave them a surprise party and
reception Tuesday evening. Cake and cof-
Tee were served and good time reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman We're the recipients
OF sum of money from the guests.
A very quiet wedding occurred at the
home of Mrs. Emma Thrasher Wednesday
evening, when she was united in marriage
to Isaac Keys, only the immediate families
being present; Rev. A. S. Bole performed
the marriage ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Keys are well and favorably known here,
and ali wish them much happiness.
CRAFTSBURY.
Rosa Smith left Monday for Boston and
vicinity.
Willie Clarke broke his arm Tuesday by
jumping from the haymow.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Whitcher of Albany
were guests at Nh. Kinney's Friday.
S. A. Smith, who has been seriously ill
with pneumunia,is slowly improving.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Laduke moved
Tuesday into the upper tenement in Har-
Y Macomber's house.
Harold Cass's house took fire from de-
fective chimney one day last week, but by
the heroic effort of the family the fire was
extinguished before help arrived.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Silver are visiting In
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possession of the farm lately purchased,
known as the Fred Goodwin farm.
The NJ. w. of A. will present the play
''The Mountain Wait" Thursday evening
in the town hall. Supper will be served
In the Woodmen's hall, after which there
will be a promenade and dance in the
town hall.
Graham White died Tuesday and the
funeral was held Thursday at his home,
the Rev. w. E. Allen officiating Mr..
White was a man that was respected by
. the entire community; he leaves a wife,
one son, an aged mot her and brother and
. sisters who have the sympathy of all.
!. NORTH CRAFTSBURY
e Mrs. Lucy Randall is in very poor
Y health.
Darius Coburn is visiting friends in Bur-
lington.
Albert Cowles visited in LyndonvilIe
over Sunday.
Bernard Young is working for Mrs.
Myra Burnham.
/. Mrs. M. II. Paddock has returned from
Falmouth, Mass.
g Miss Carrie Paine of Cabot was at Mrs.
Denio's over Sunday.
n The baseball boys realized about $40 from
their box party Friday night.
), s. L. Lyon was in Greens boro last week
caring for man who was i'll. with pneu-
= monia.
John Gilbert has bought the Chase place
is between East and South Hsrdwick.
Possession will be given at once.
8 The Academy students presented Prof.
y L. E. Upper with very nice clock Thurs
day the occasion being his birthday.
Is DERBY
DR.. Norcross of Island Pond was in town
lg Friday.
Carl Robbins has been assisting in the
post office during vacation.
L Frank Harvey has been in Boston at
a. tending the automobile show.E
Miss Blanche Griggs has been quite ILL
p since her return from the hospital in
Is Montreal.
Melvin Chappell of West Derby has
D. moved onto the town farm for the COM
oil ing year.
10 Mrs. George Severens has moved into
ID Mrs. Fletcher's tenement and will take
''s boarders.
% Haywood has moved into the tene-
ment owned by the Peoples Telephone
" Company.
od Prof. and Mrs. Edgecomb and Miss
IN Colby have been spending their vacation
ian in Boston.
w Chas. Fuller has again been absent from
his work on account of a severe attack
OF tonsilitis.
Charles Ward, his sisters, Miss Marcia
Ward and Mrs. Hattie Colby are board
On ing at Frank Tripp's. 49,.
30 Kew. e. P. Hoyt rendered his resigna-
'er ton as pastor of the Baptist church last
ry Sunday and with his family goes to Mon
tana.
rs Percy Robbins, who is here from Win.
ey nipeg after his family, is, with them
spending a few days with his parents
ed Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Robbins.
ny The Odd Fellows conferred the first de.
on gree on two candidates wednesday. A
lunch of doughnuts and coffee. was served
r. afterwards and speeches were made by
'er visitors from Newport.
he
Mrs. E. Foster of Beebe Plain, who has
been very ill for several weeks at the home
pig of her sister, Mrs. Hunter of this place