Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-05-17

Homer Locke and friend. Mr.. Bal
ley. visited at his home over Sunday.
George Calkins has been confined to
the house few days but is out again
now.
Mrs. David Cook was pleasantly
surprised on her birthday to receive
a shower of post cards.
We understand that Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Pearsons will soon move to West
Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Griffin visited
Mrs. William Griffin in Salem-Derby
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall of Island Pond
have been business visitors here the
past week.
Mr.: and Mrs. Harry Cushing and
daughter of Derby visited friends
here Sunday.
S. D. Barrup is having a wagon
shed and shop built, Henry Lafoe
doing the work.
Justus Wood of Brattleboro has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Fred
Marcott, and family.
Miss Beatrice Mcqueen spent the
latter part of the week with her
friend, Miss Hattie Locke.
Ira Grapes has traded his farm here
with Bert Fellows of Derby for a
place there and has moved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward GLADDEN. of
Coventry visited at the home of her
cousin, Fred Parlin. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Crawford visit
ed their daughter, Mrs. Loren Silver,
in West Derby last week Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lother have
moved into Nathan Aliens tenement
and Mr.. Lother will work for Mr.. AL
len.
The Mothers club will have an ice
cream social and promenade at the
town hall, Friday evening. Admission
Is cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nye were called
to West Derby last week by the death
of Mr.. Dustin, whose wife is a sister
Of Mrs. Nye.
James Crawford has sold his colt
to Leslie Heath of Orleans and pur.
chased a work horse of Sam Sny
of West Derby.
Fred Crawford of Newport and sis.
ter, Mrs. John Hancock, and son Cecil
of Coventry visited relatives here Sat.
urday and Sunday.
John Harvey and little daughter
and his mother visited his sister
e. I'll
Pond over Sunday.
Dana Kline and family have gone
to Lowell, Mass, where Mr.. Kline
has good position. Mrs. Kinne's par
ents also live there.
Last week Tuesday evening the de-
gree team from the M. w. of A. wen
to East Charleston to initiate SOM
members into the camp there.
A good congregation listened t.
Rev. G. H. Nickerson of West Lynn
Mass, Sunday morning at the Bap
fist church and felt we'll repaid.
One day last week Albert Woo,
swallowed iodine in mistake for cougl
medicine. Immediate treatment wa
given, so luckily no harm resulted.
Memorial Sunday will be observe
with services in the Baptist church
Rev. Gordon of Derby will deliver tn
sermon. All cordially invited to at
tend.
Mrs. Bernard Thayer Bessie Turn
cry and Miss Annie Steadiford both O
Woodsville, N. H., are here visitin
their grandmother, Mrs. VIM. Arm
strong.
One day last week Will Shannon
dog got shot, while it was in tn
woods. Grace Phifeld and Pans
Shannon were with the dog and Mis-
Phifeld narrowly escaped getting hi
Last Sunday "Mother's Day. wa
observed in the Congregations church
Rev Gordon of Derby delivering tn
sermon. ALI the various orders a.
tended and at the close marched t
! the cemetery to place floral tribute
on the graves of the mothers restin
there. The church service was intel
esting and nearly all wore white Cal
nations.
Decoration day exercises will
held in the Baptist church, the az
dress to be given by Rev. H. B. Wooc
of Coos, N. H. All the orders are il
vited to join with the G. A. r. an
W. R. c., in the exercises of the day
Dinner will be served as usual. Ney
err mind seemingly necessary work,
isn't many years we will have thes
old soldiers to whom we should eve
show respect, so plan to attend til
services both on Memorial day an
Decoration day.
Silkworm Eggs.
The eggs of silkworms can wit
stand without injury a temperatul
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