Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-01-12

Mrs. Flora Tilton is entertaining the |
Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. Z.
church this afternoon and evening at |
the Walker farm.
Rev. Anderson and Rev. Holman
preached in exchange Sunday morn
ing an 4 each congregation listened to
helpful and interesting discourses.
Philo Walker has sold his farm
known as the Charles Carpenter farm
to man from Ontario; it is hoped
that Mr. Walker will conclude to stay
in Derby.
Mrs. Arthur Kinball started Fri
day night for Nova Scotia where she
goes to see her mother, who on &C.
count of failing eyesight will return to
make her home with Mrs. Kimhall.
George Aulis went to Waterbury
last week to accompany his daughter,
Eva there for care and treatment.
She seemed satisfied with the change
and expressed no desire to return with
| him.
Mrs. Charles Bennett and her sister
Mrs. H. Allen CLARK Of Kansas, who
has been spending several months
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Carpenter. at Derby Line were guests
of their cousin, Mrs. L. P. Jenne, sew.
eral days the past week.
At business meeting of the Ep-
worth League Thursday night the fol
lowing officers were elected: Mrs.
w. Anderson, pres. Mrs. M. Aulis,
first vice pres. Miss Blanchr Daley,
chairman of lookout com mittee; Mrs.
Lena Robbins, sec. ; ana Geo Holt,
treasurer.
Owing to Curtis Willey's feeble con-
) d1tion only short funeral services were
held for Mrs. Wiley at the home. Tn
the absence Of their pastor Rev. Will
tliams Of Newport officiatea and the
: remains We're placed in the tomb and
later will be taken, as she requested
to her old home in Massachusetts.
AS long as healthpermitted Mrs. Will
ley was active both in the work OF
the W. G. 7. T. and the Baptist
church. Much sympathy is felt fol
her aged husband and only son in their
bereavement.
I At meeting of the Orleans Ltdge
No. 73, |. u. o. F., on "Wednesday
evening, Jan. 5, 1910, the following
: officers were installed for the yea
< of 1910: N. G.. Geo. P. Cofran; V
g., L. L. Wiley; Sec, B. h. RItch
k ie.; treas. S Is. bates; warden. W
r Rush con-, A. E. Daggett; chap.
S Rev. E. NJ. Holman; r. s. S.. C. A
:, R. S. N. G., H. B. Moulton; L. S. N
! g.. F. N. Aldrich; r. S. V. G., H. A
Trip; l.. S. VIC "A. E. Daley
Z l. g., F. T. Rich, o. g., R. J. Han
>, ley. The installing officers were D
y D. G. M. Mosher and Suite of Islam
% Pond. A banquet was served afte
e the work.
e Carl Robb ms, who returned las
n week to Ann Arbor, Mich, had a
IS experience en- route that he does nc
n care to go through again. Befor
reaching Toronto they came upon
freight wreck which delayed them
half day and when in the early ever
m ing about eight miles beyond WOOD
stock, Cam, they ran on to broke
% rail the train bumped along on th
ties about one hundred yards, tippe
over and rolled along about as fa
e again. Fortunately the engine bt
&c came detached when the accident oc
cured and was about quarter os.
IN mile beyond when the cars stopped
at Only the fact that the cars role
into snow bank instead of a ditto
j., prevented great loss of lives as the
r, were packed with people returnin
from the holidays. AS it was on
- four were greatly injured. Mr.. Ro
ad bins was damned into a window, h
\ glasses broken and he was scratch,
4 main until three O'Clock in the NOR
on to Detroit.
WEST DERBY.
m Leon Gross was on the sick list la
week.
up Mrs. Winnie Bisbee is so far reco
cred from her illness as to be dov
g. stairs.
H. L. Daley visited his mother
in Georgeville, Que, the first of t
week.
us Simon Moranville has purchased t
house on Northern Avenue occupi
,rt by Mr.. Gotta.
d., Mrs. Harry Hunter has been ha
he ng an attack of pneumonia, but
ms some better at present writing.
Mrs. Bertha Martin and Richa
nm Hackett were married by Rev. T.
rs Buzzell at Ralph Fairbanks,' jan 81
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bryant ha
bis stored part of their goods and GO
ret to his brothers. in Irasburg to spe
Ln0- WlnIer.
we Rev. Charles Mcclure is at II
Ter Hill, Que, during this week to attic
ga district meeting of. the A. C. Int;
o. national conference.
me EVANSVILLE.
an. The annual donation of the NJ.
church wi be held on the evening
3D. January Goth, Rev R. H. Rollir
wn pastor of the Baptist church of Kel
fl selaer, N. Y, will be present a
speak on the subject, ''Lives, Lin
- and Lessons Mr. Rollins has had
q wide experience as prohibition lectul
90 in New York and elsewhere and
'no should hear this interesting tal
Everyone is invited.
G2EENSB ORC.
Mrs. J. J. Lindsay went last we
Try to Burlington to have her eyes tres
ed.
asst Rev. C. C. ST. Claire of Morrisvi
So preached very able sermon to
large audience. at the Congregatio