Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-04-27

last week.
cRAFTsBURY.
Mrs. Nellie Corliss was quite i'll last
week with grip.
James Gallagher moved his family to
Hardwick last week.
Eta Smith has left for Calais where
she is to teach this year.
Ada Noodle has gone to Littleton,
N H., where she has position
| Arthur Shannon from Hardwick was
a business visitor in this town last
Friday.
Will Bergin from Lisbon, N. H, Wis
tied at R. c. Noodles Saturday and
Sunday
Mrs. George Anderson of Glover Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Lucy Patterson,
last week.
Peter Wells from Albany is laying
the cellar wall for ]. D. Leavitt's ten
ement house.
Charles Conant is building a fume
one hundred foot long for the benefit
of his box shop.
S. R. Lathe and Dr. Bibby are each
duulIlS " CIl0 aUGduIy OIL CnGlr resi-
dences by grading their yards.
George H. Howard returned to Dart
mouth law school Monday after spend
ing a vacation of one week at his home.
News was received Saturday morning
of the death in Bellows Falls of CLYDE
Cowles. Clyde was the youngest son
of R. w. and Amanda Cowles, former
ly of this town. He was born and
spent his early life here and Won many
: friends. His untimely death was caused
by scarlet fever. Much sympathy is
extended to the sorrowing parents,
brothers and sisters, also his wife and
daughter at Bellows Falls.
WEST DERBY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Benson of Wor-
cester spent few days in town re-
Gently.
Arthur Corliss returned from Califor-
! MIA Saturday night accompanied by
: Elmer Wilson.
l William johnson and Mark Stevenson
are each improving their houses by
putting on veranda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer will move this
week from Indian Point street into
: the upstairs tenement of D. c.. Stevens
Word was received from North Troy
= Monday of the death of Charles Chap
: pell, formerly of this place. He dice
at the home of Murray Dodge of ty
phoid pneumonia.
Q Mrs. James Brown spent severa
5 days with her daughter, Mrs. Charlie
y Cutting, at Newport Center recently
o Mrs. Minnie Kimball has been spend
V ing few days with her mother, YRS
e Ira Magoon, who is i'll in Leadville
U Que.
% Companion Court Clyde held night
cap social in Magoon's hall Thursda
! evening. Supper was served in tn
Court room after the entertainment
r which was held upstairs. 1t was quit
laughable to see the different styles O
/. caps as they came down to supper
. S10.A was realized from the proceeds
L DERBY.
F. R. Jenne has moved. from C A
Doody's tenement into w. B. Ho
brooks house.
Mrs. Orange Badger of Newport fol
Id merly of this place visited her so
Clarence last week. ~
Mrs. Abbey, who has been caring fc
ST. Johnsbury Monday.
n DR.. Aldrich's mother from Glove
v was visitor here last week to see he
new grandson, Wesley Colby Aldricl
Mr.. Drown, who has occupied We.
in ley Kelley's house above the Castle,
@ moving into Mrs. S. R. Fletcher
Id house.
o. Ernest Nickerson has finished wor
sy for Mr.. st. Francis and will move
og Newport where he will work at carpel
o. tering.
Oh Rev. Lewis, Dist. Supt of the M. T
wv church will be here at the quarterl
SO conference Saturday evening and wi
preach Sunday morning, May LIST.
Mrs. A. E. Lewis, who has been
er very poor health all winter. passe
lie away Sunday, April II. Funeral Sc
vices were conducted at the hon
Tuesday afternoon by Rev. Barnard {
Holland. She was member of tt
M. E. church and an earnest attenda1
whenever her health allowed.
. An entertainment of more than ord
nary attraction will be given by tt
students OF d. A. Friday evening
m ILLS WEN, IL 10 IlOpcu C00f0 Will De
al large attendance. The program col
a sists of instrumental and vocal mus
h, pantomines and a Comedietta, ''Fran
as Glynn's Wife.
es Rev. Porter of Wilton, Me-, a fo
a mer pastor of the NJ E. church her
or returned from his conference in Por
70. land, Me-, this way to meet again h
old friends. On account of the illness
= Rev. Anderson he very kindly consen
ed to preach Sunday morning and /
q was greeted by a large and attenti,
- congregation.
w GLOVER.
Mrs. E. T. Mcclellan is i'll.
- VIM. Fayer is very poorly.
Do The bodies in the tomb were inter-,
en- last week.
rs Martin Beams family have all be,
suffering from the-grip.