Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-04-12

The news of the death of Rev. A.
received last week. He was formerly
pastor of the village church.
One of the pleasant events of the
week occurred Saturday evening when
the marriage of Lewis Loomis and
Mrs. Francis Clark took place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cowles at
tended the funeral of Lyman Whit
comb in Wolcott last week. Mr..
Whitcomb was formerly resident of
this town.
Mrs. George Wheeler invited the
chorus choir to her home Thursday
evening for the usual weekly rehears-
al. Light refreshments were served
and profitable evening was spent.
NORTH CeAFTSsURY.
C. B. Cole is assisting Geo. Reed
during the sugar season.
Rev. Mr.. Smith is visiting his son
Frederick at Rev. C. H. Rowley's.
DR.. C. w. Dustan is very sick at
present. S. Lyon is caring for him.
Geo. Dunn has returned to Lowell,
Mass, where he is attending school.
Mrs. R. B. Goodwin, who has been
seriously i'll for some time, is improv-
ing.
Ed. Dutton's people held their an
nual sugar party and served dinner in
the sugar camp.
Mrs C. H. Rowley has returned
home from Richford. where she was
called by her mothers illness.
|
Mr.. Cowles went Wednesday to
Plainfeld, where he expects to teach.
His friends wish him success in the
new work.
At the regular meeting of McKin-
ley Chapter No. 48, o. E S., on We'd
nesday evening, April 5, the reports
for the past year were read and ac-
cepted. The following officers were
elected and will be installed at the
May meeting. Miss Katherine Ran
dali, W. NJ: E. T. Wheeler, W. P;
Mrs. Lila Mackender. A. NJ; Miss
Rose Smith. con. Mrs Edna Skinner.
yer. treas; Mrs. E T. Wheeler.
marshal; Mrs. Bibby, Adah; Mrs.
Sawyer. Ruth: Mrs. Mackres, Es-
ther; Mrs. King, Martha; Mrs.
Noodle, Electa; Isa Wheeler. pianist;
Mrs: Claud King, chaplain; Mrs.
Cublt. warder; H. King, sentinel.
DERBY.
0. Gushing is quite sick.
Mr.. Daggett is i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Elliott are both on
: the sick list.
: ]. Waterman is moving here from
: New Hampshire.
J. G. King of Barton was a busi-
6 ness caller in town Tuesday.
g Mrs. Rowelf and son Wilman have
e returned from their visit to Fitch
Bay.
Mr.. Carter of v est Derby is NOV
: ing into the house he purchased of J =.
R. Akin. n-s-
t Mr.. Hudson arrived in town Satur-
day nights with a fine. carload OF
western horses.
Mrs. Warren Goodwin's body was
y brought here last week from New
a port for burial
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Holbrook have
m returned from Florida where they
is spent the winter.
Mrs. Boynton and daughter are or
or the sick list. also Mrs. Ed. Hasting:
s and Mrs. A. Bates.
Mrs. Bullock, who has been cairns
X fori Mrs. |. A. Bowdoin and little
u daughter, has returned to West Derby
GLOVER.
to Emma Alger spent Sunday at home
E. "A. Norton is in Boston this
"a week.
g Mrs. Meta Messer of Irasburg il
n' visiting in town.
: :, Will Wilson visited Ed. PaddIefort
~ - the last of the week.
H. w. Freegard has moved from
the village to his farm.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Stevens visit
ed at Joe Beams last week.
m Arthur Rich visited his mother
Mrs. Villa Rich last Saturday.
= Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Merriam were
in Newport one day last week.
e There will be Easter exercises al
the M. E. church next Sunday.
at Mr. and Mrs Arthur Brown OF
Bloomington spent Sunday in town.
m Wesley Sherburne has moved back
into the tenement in the Chaplin
house.
ID
Edwin Cray of Rochester, N. Y,
is stopping with his uncle, Henry
J. Stone.
Fannie Sargent has returned from
ID Bloomington where shell been for
two weeks.
u Mrs. Sadie Vetters of Enfield, N.
H., has been a visitor in town the
m past week.
Eugene Shompany has bought the
+. Wheeler house Of DIR. Nichols and
moved there.
20 The Epworth League are to have a
ii baked bean supper Wednesday eve
ninu a nril o6