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


istrator, Wm. P. Bartlett and J.H.G Gil
more con missioners.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Robbins were in
Newport Sunday to see their little
grandchild, Helen Robbins, who is i'll
with bronchial pneumonia.
Frank Ladd spent part of last week
in town visiting and calling on friends
before leaving Monday for Eugene,
oregon. where he will be associated in
business with Mr.. Comings. +
District Superintendent Lewis of st.
Johnsbury preached very interesting
sermon to union congregation in the
Congregational church Sunday evening,
remaining over for the quarterly con-
ference at the M. E. church Monday |
morning.
Nearly all the Odd Fellows with
their families were present at the ban
quet given in honor of the first ami |
versary of the organization of the
lodge. After a bountiful repast of
oysters. rolls, coffee, doughnuts and
cake, H. H. Wilder, N. G. as toast
master called upon the guests of honor,
Grand Master Jackson of Barre and
Grand secretary Henderson of st.
Johnsbury for speeches, Mr.. Geo. Cot
/ ran. V. G.. also spoke in his usual
| happy manner. A social time was then
enjoyed and promenading INDUCED in.
A thorough canvass of the town of
Derby excluding Derby Line and West
| Derby has been made the past week
in the interest of the home department
|
results. about Is persons signifying
their desire to join such department.
After the service Sunday evening a
township organization was formed
with the following officers: Wesley
Kelley, president; Herbert Campbell,
vice president; Omar Searles, superin-
tendent; Mrs Will Kidder, secretary
and treasurer Visitors, four from
each school will be appointed later.
WEST DERBY.
Bonnie Tower is home from Boston.
, Mrs. Adams, who was quite sick last
week. is better at present writing.
: Mr.. and Mrs H. X. Cousens visited
: at Knowlton, P. O., and vicinity re-
Gently.
Mrs. H. l.. Daley slipped on the ice
I recently. striking the side OF her face
: and hurting her quite badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gotta have moved int,
f Mr.. SargenJ's tenement on Northern
h avenue.
d John Riches has moved from Mr.. Au
IL bins tenement to Newport, over tn
Y G.. P. r. office.
" Mrs. w. H. Blount and daughte
d Maude from Franconia, n. H., visite
i at the home of H. K. Cousens las
: week Thursday.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cousens hav
), moved to their home at Indian Poin
Or Mrs. Ella Cousens of Knowlton, Que
e is staying with them at present.
ut MORGAN.
e Ruby Clapper is sick.
Ill Oral Corliss has been in Barnsto
r Can.
If frankie LeClair has nearly recover
lit his usual health.
IN The Derby academy students fro
X this town came home this week +
ne the vacation.
N
he MORGAN CENTER.
rt-
in Mrs. L. D. Blake has been quite
AS for several days.
re- Mrs Ethel Danforth of Island Pc
ers visited here recently.
ST
* Mrs. Grace Caswell's little son Ii
he ing has been quite i'll, but is now
Ter proving.
OF l.. A. Goodsell of Massachuset
nto was the guest of Mrs. Albert Goods
ger asst week.
his
use C. ]. Thomas is reported doing gt
, in work with his saving machine at M
in gan Plain.
at MIR. and Mrs. S. L. Barney sp
wi several days last week with frienc
!or Island Pond.
Miss Lila Goodsell spent last W
with her aunt, Mrs. Austin Bushaw
East Charleston.
1iSh Husbands to Burn.
The elderly spinster in the rear