Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-04-13

Mrs. Adelia landlord, who has
spent the winter at the home of her
son, DR.. o. E. landlord, in Hardwick,
arrived home Wednesday,. {
Next Sunday there will be no service
in the Methodist church as the pastor
will be at conference. 1t is hoped
by everyone that Rev. E.. E.. Wells will
be returned here.
CRAFTSBURY.
Jane Harvey is working for S. A.
Smith.
Miss Rosa Smith returned from Bos-
ton Monday
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Morse April l..
Charles Thayer is ill, threatened
with catarrhal pneumonia.
Manville Grant was confined to the
house last week by humps.
The Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. J. N. Patterson Thursday after
noon.
Miss Nellie Uric has returned from
Burlington and is staying at Herbert
/Corrow's.
Mr.. Bailey and family moved last
week from Hardwick into what is
known as the Kinney house.
The Rev. w. E. Allen expects to
leave Tuesday, Apr. IA, for the annual
conference, to be held at Barre.
Jute Dawson and son Amory return
ed last week from Waltham, Mass,
after an absence of about one year.
S. A. Smith has been appointed
delegate to the Methodist conference
and expects to leave Tuesday for Barre.
H. w. Bishop has taken Nathan
Clark's sugar place to carry on IN place
of Manville, resigned on account of
sickness. ....-< s.:
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Leavitt returned
the first of the week from Morristown,
where they were called to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Allen Leavitt.
Parties from Irasburg and Albany
I and some from this town have been
very busy for the last few days rolling
logs into Black river, to be fioated to
Irasburg and Coventry.
Easter exercises are expected to be
held in the Methodist church Sunday
Apr. &c. There will be no services in
the Methodist church next Sunday, il
being conference Sunday.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY
J. B. Chandler is visiting friends il
Montpelier.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Cowles Tuesday.
Miss Helen Barclay spent last weel
with Mrs. Graham White.
Mrs. NH. Paddock has been confines
2 to the house with rheumatism.
Kenneth and Alma Cowles have beel
spending few days at A. E. Cowles'
. Sugar parties were in order las
week; one at Charles Smiths Thurs
e day, at Frank Dunn's Thursday even
n ing and at E. A. buttons Saturday.
Word has been received that Waite
Lyon underwent successful operatio
r at the Providence hospital last week
His father will remain with him fey
| weeks. ,:t
i DERBY
Mrs. Alva Heath is i'll with lumbage
Geo. P. Wilder of Newport sper
Sunday at H. H. Wilder's.
Fred Taylor and little daughter g
1 Newport Center were in town Sunday
Harry Cushing has moved his famil
n into the Daley house rented by MI
Rush. "
e Geo. Burton has sold his colt to Ge(
If Cofran and bougt horse of Mr.. Han
mond.
# Mrs. Fred Holt has been quite i
q with the grip since her return fro
Boston. ...:
Mrs. C. Smith has returned, afte
,e spending the winter with relatives
{, Connecticut.
Frank Wallace has moved into L.
Jenne's tenement near the creamer,
t where he works. ".i' .'. w.,
q Miss Gilbert of Troy is the ne
> teacher of the primary department f,
the graded school. :s7E 20 =.
e The funeral Of Nazarre Lafountair
&c was held at the R. C.. church, New
~ port, Friday morning.
Mrs. Sloan and daughter Vera are
D. make their. home with Curtis Wiley
s. people for the present.
N Myron Young has gone to Irasbul
o where he is engaged to teach the hig
70 est department of the graded school.
Miss Blanche Daley and her lit
nephew and niece OF Greenville: Me
have come to spend month with h
an parents.
ee Rev. and Mrs. N. w. Wilder WI
of start Tuesday morning for Barr
where they will attend conference
a few days before returning to the
home in Connecticut.
u Mrs. Hattie Colby and Miss Marc
Ward entertained small party of lat
in friends at their boarding place Frida
afternoon. Refreshments of delicio1
new sugar. doughnuts, pickles ct