Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-04-02

MISS OSC0f sing as she goes TO CONFER
ence at Richford Tuesday and may not
return here.
HOLLAND
Arthur Harris of Underhill called on
his father recently.
Mrs. Betsey Ewens is in very poor
health at this writing.
Ruth Hall has returned to her school
in Derby after weeks illness.
Gladys Gray has been working the
past two weeks for Mrs. Joe Smith.
Lawrence Moulton has returned to
his home in Derby Line after weeks
visit with his friend, John Hall.
The remains, of Mrs. Laban Gray,
formerly of Holland, were brought
from Beebe, P. @, for burial on
Sunday. Her funeral was held in the
M. E. church, Rev. S. Harris oficiat-
ing. Interment on Meade Hill. =
DEFERRED 49,. - e -.
Miss Jennie Lackey finished a very
successful term of school in District
No. 6, March 81. s.ea... ss>a~s
John Palm died at the home of his
youngest son, William Palm, March II.
The funeral was held Wednesday and
the interment was in Crystal Lake
cemetery in Stanstead, P. @. Mr.. Pal
in was born in England and came to
this country when he was nine years
old. When "a years of age he married
Mary Clark. Mrs. Palm predeceased
her husband two years, they having
lived together about GO years, 30 years
of that long period was spent in this
town. Mrs. Palm was born of Irish
parents in London. England, and was
christened in Westminster Abbey.
Mr.. Palm always remained loyal
British subject.
DEMICK'S MILLS
Miss Hazel Shampany is at home for
a few days.
A. L. Demick of Derby was visitor
in town Sunday.
Clifford Thiladeau has moved into
Ernest Gray's house.
H. w. Demick made a business visit
to Newport last week.
Mrs. A. K. Demick of White6eld,
N. H., was visitor at H. w. Dem
lexis lately.
Gilmore Smith has finished repairing
his house and moved his family into it,
J. A. Wark of East Burke was a
visitor at H. w. Demick's recently.
Mr.. Haines from Portland was a
business caller in town recently.
Miss Minnie Vinton, who has been
81 ok with pneumonia, is gaining.
J. A. Bradford visited in Derby and
the west part of Holland last week.
Subject at the A. C. church April G.
terrestrial Tokens ofComing Redemp
ton. w. M. Strout, pastor. Every
body cordially invited.
Fred M. Davis is gaining slowly
Mrs. M. L. Ames has been at home
for a couple of weeks but has gone
back to care for him again.
Fred Shampany is moving into thu
old boarding house. D. E. Cole il
moving into the house C.. H. Vintol
occupied and Mr.. Vinton is moving int
the Lane house vacated by Fred Shom
pany.
Frank o. Bliss of Kinscroft, Que.
and Miss Annie Kezer of East Stan
stead, Que, were united in marriage a
the parsonage by the pastor. Rev. w
M. Strout Wednesday, March 26. Mis-
Mabel Keller of East Stanstead wa
| bridesmaid and Wallace Bliss, brothe
of the groom, was best man.
DEFERRED
DIR. Colby, while going to call on on
of his patients one night last wee
started down the lane on the Moulto
hill. got his horse down and fnall
, had to unhitch, lead his horse throug
r and go back and haul his wagon dow
the hill himself.
: MORGAN CENTER
: Arnold Bowen is working for Harr
6 Elliott.
h John Grove is working for H. F
;. Cargill.
= J, Fletcher Griffin is home from h
L work at West Derby.
Elmer Grove was the guest {
friends in Derby recently.
k c.. j. Thomas has moved to Ere
k Scribner's farm, while sugaring Their
n Geo. Ewens and w. P. Barrag.
o were business visitors at Island Pom
o Friday.
J. Farmers in this vicinity find the
Z, buckets considerably damaged by tt
IS recent cold weather.