Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-07-19

from Newport where she has bee n
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. w. Bloc
gett.
Joey, only child of Mr. and Mrs.
George Cummings got one ankle bad
~ cut on moving machine last
Thursday.
Mrs. C. P. Church went to Newport
last Monday to visit, Mrs. Henry
Black and attend the Lane and Dwi-
nell sale.
Guy Barrup moved Glen Ruiter's
household goods to Derby Line Mon
day. Mrs. Ruiter and little Laura al
so went that day.
The water in the pond is getting
very low and some people are COM
planning about their wells and other
water supply being low.
Ed. Doro has finished blacksmith
ing for Mr.. Jenkins and gone into the
Merrick Bowen shop. He has pur-
chased the outfit of Mr.. Bowen.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Piper had as
guests over Sunday her cousin, Mrs.
Fred Moulton, and family of Holland,
also a cousin and family of Canada.
Tuesday evening, July 25 will be
officers night at Navy grange. Let
there be good attendance, the off,
GERS are especially requested to be
present.
On Friday evening, July 81 the
Mothers club will give an entertain
ment at the town hall. A nice pro-
gram has been arranged and at the
close there will be a promenade.
DR.. o. D. Humphrey and family of
Jamaica, N. Y, were guests at the
hotel here last TIL rsday. They spent
last summer here and this summer
are at their cottage at Derby Pond.
Last week Wednesday Mrs. George
Calklns entertained her mother, Mrs.
Robbins, and sister in-law, Mrs. Del
mar Robbins of Derby and the latter's
mother, Mrs. Whitaker of st. Adams.
Friday evening the M. W. of A.
opened their new rooms with dance.
A large and orderly crowd was pres
ent. Refreshments of sandwiches
dougbnuts and coffee, cakes and ice
cream were served Armstrong; or.
chestra furnished music
! Rev. 0. S. Bancroft preached ar
excellent sermon to the children Sun.
day morning. It was also enjoyed by
the older people: In the evening q
fine concert was given by the children.
All did exceptionally well and tn {
drills and pantomime were very gooC
Much credit is due those who hac
the exercises in charge. A large at
tendance was at both services.
The body of Mrs. Arthur Cutting OF
Brattleboro was brought. here last
week Wednesday and laid at rest ir
the village cemetery. The funera
was held at the home of her mother
Mrs. Della Knight, who with the
husband and one sister. Miss Grace
Knight, are left to mourn the loss OF
a devoted daughter, wife and sister.
The house was filled with sorrowing
friends, for Mrs. Cutting was of E
pleasant, winning disposition and hae
hosts of friends. Carrie Knight was
born here fifty-one years ago and had
always lived here till about two years
ago. She was united in marriage tC
Mr.. Cutting sixteen years ago. Hel
death was caused by gangrene devel
oping after an operation for append
citis, which took place at hospita
in Brattleboro. Mrs. Knight and Mis-:
Grace were sent for and arrived il
time to see their loved one, who wa:
overjoyed to have them there.
large quantity of beautiful flower.
were sent by the friends here and a
Brattleboro and by the different soci
cites and the school here in which
Miss Knight teaches. The officiating
pastor was Rev. Pierce of the Congre
gational church. assisted by Rev. Ban
croft of the Baptist church.