Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-10-29

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first soprano in the Ladies' quartette
which has now gained an enviable
reputation. the other members being
Mrs. Bowen, Miss George and Mrs.
Scott. Mrs. Wilson has also for some
time past been acting organist at the
prayer meetings as we'll as being prom
inent in the social functions of the
church. While here Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson have made a host of friends
who deeply regret that the change
in Mr.. Wilson's railroad run makes it
necessary for them to leave Newport
and sincerely hope that railroad
matters may be readjusted thereby
locating them back in our midst per-
manently again.
Hiram Tripp is spending his vaca-
ton in Boston and vicinity.
Frank Trip is out after being
confined to the house some time.
w. B. Holbrook and family came
from Lake Park the first of the week.
Joe Vancour has returned to Lyndon
vile after spending several days in
Derby.
DR.. Aldrich is having a fireplace put
into his house. Ray Martin is doing
the work.
by sticking fork into it Monday of
this week.
Mildred and Gordon Hay visited
their sister in Springfield. Mass, the
last of last week.
Mrs. Mary Campbell visited her
sister. Mrs. Carrie Munkittridge in St.
Johnsbury over Sunday.
Although the days of the rainy
season were dreary. people are glad to
see it for it was much needed
Frank Grey of Holland has moved
into one of c.. A. Doody's tenements
We are glad to welcome Mr. Grey
and family to Derby.
w. B. Holbrook is doing extensive
repairing on his buildings in the way
of coat of paint and other things too
numerous to mention.
James Blay has bought his fathers
farm and P. Blay has bargained for
the Peasants farm. We are all glad
to welcome Jim and Lena back to
Derby.
Mrs. Hanson has sold her place at
| the north end of the street to Mr..
| Heath from Canada. She has moved
into the north academy tenement. We
are glad Mrs. Hanson does not intend
to leave us. .
! The ladies don't see any reason why
the linen" are not good cooks from
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Tuesday, Oct. 81. At the next meeting
the ladies are to do the cooking. Let
every one of the members come.
| Misses Hubbard. Knight, Moulton
| with Prof. Bowdoin attended the
teachers convention at Montpelier last
week, going by auto with Percy
Fellows at the wheel. Mrs. Kelley and
Miss Lottie Fuller went by rail.
WEST CHARLESTON
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Mrs. Ernest Worboys and Mrs.
Eugene Lyon with their daughter.
recently visited relatives in Coventry.
Mrs. Bertha Lyon has finished work
at Eugene Lyons and gone to Derby tc
the home of her father, Horace Beebe
Mrs. Carl WEIGH of West Derby was
here part of last week to visit he1
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James McNa.
mara.
Maurice Pickel, Wilbur Foster ane
Glen Coffey painted the postoffice
building, owned by Geo. Dane, last
week.
Rev. j. w. Burgin, Rev. A. B. Ross
and A. H. Kidder were guests of Rev
w. R. Price at East Charleston one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Bishop of Coat
cook, P. O.. were guests of his grand
mother, Mrs. Martha Hill. and her two
sons over Sunday.
William Flood, who has been here tt
visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Flood, has gone to Waban,. Mass.
where he has work.
Mrs. Fred Hamblet has been il
Springfield. Mass, for some tim,
visiting her son and wife, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ralph Hamblet.
Union service at the Baptist churcl
Sunday evening. Subject of meeting
'Men and Religion" All men will
, find a hearty welcome.