Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-02-03

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one brother, Moody Kimball. and one
half sister. Mrs. Jennie Herbert.
Much sympathy is felt for the family.
The funeral was held in the Congrega-
tional church, Rev. A. S. Bole officiat-
ing. The funeral was in charge of G.
H. Green and the bearers were Lee
Porter, Wallace Shippee, Willis Cor
ham and Hardy Frasier.
Mrs. F. N. Aldrich has been on the
sick list for few days.
w. T. Kiborn spent few days in
Barnston, P. O., last week.
Henry Badger of Bellows Falls is
visiting his parents.
A party of young people went to
i Newport Friday evening to attend the |
basket ball game.
L. W. Heath was in Jay, Orleans
and adjoining towns the greater part |
of last week on business.
Over 100 people enjoyed the bounti-
full supper and social at Wesley Kelley's
Friday evening. Proceeds $3.50.
Mrs. T. Daley returned from
NOECn 1IOy TtUdy. OuC was dCCOul-
panied by her little granddaughter
Miriam.
Curtis Wiley received word last
week of the serious illness of hi s
daughter, Mrs. Nellie Thornton, of
Barnston. P. @.
: A. J. Allbee has returned from his
trip to New York as far as Newport.
where he is at the home of his daugh-
, ter. Mrs. John Aiken, not able to re-
]; turn here.
> The Congregational ladies will serve
succotash supper at the town hall
Friday evening, Feb. 5, from 6 to 8
. o'clock, to be followed by a short pro-
u gram. Everyone is cordially invited.
a The Woodmen's oyster supper, their
s first venture in social line, was a
: great success. Over $50 was taken.
= The hall was decorated with little
. trees, the stage was bright with
:: cleaning axes and the camp fire
d burned brightly. After the supper a
l. program, consisting of instrumental
: and vocal music and recitations. was
;: rendered and the young people prom
l. enaded.
!; Henry B. Derusha, who went to Bos-
. ton last fall, was found dead in his
8 room on Hanover street, Boston. jan
Z. uary 26, his death being caused by gas
n flowing from an open jet. His body
e was brought here for burial, which
). took place at Stanstead, P. O., Satur-
# day morning. His wife, father and
g mother and several brothers and Sis
tiers are left to mourn his tragic death
WEST DERBY.
l. Mrs. Bert Davis and children have
the measles.
u Leon Gross's two children have beer
quite sick with measles. =
10 Raymond Fuller from Lawrence Wis
tied hs parents recently.
at Mrs. George White recently spent ;
few days with friends in Manchester
th N. H.
> Walter Human is on the sick lis
and unable to attend to his work at TIT
st freight shed.
>" The young people will give a suppe
in the vestry Friday evening for tn
as small sum of 10 cents.
Is Mrs. Martha Davis of East Charles
% ton is staying with her son. B. c. Da
Wis, helping to care for the sick.
n . Miss May Colburn of Lowell an,
-; Wallace Hauver were married Frida
~ evening at the Baptist parsonage b.
NJ Rev. J. S. Buzzell.
u Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Cousens an
:, children of Bolton. Que, have bee
y y visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
~ Thomas Donaghy. for few days.
lr. The Ladies' Aid society met a
n. George Kittredge's residence Frida.
Is evening, about rs taking advantage o
the beautiful night. Refreshment
- were served and everybody had yer
-. ~ good time.
nd HOLLAND.
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