Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-12-07

The Ladies' Aid will have an oyster
supper and sociable at the school
house hall, Friday evening, Dec. IL
Supper will be served from to 1C
o'clock, if desired.
Annie McKinnon is going to Laco-
MIA, n. H., to work this winter.-Lill
Bennett has gone to Hardwick to
spend the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Oliver Paquette, and to attend school
at the academy there.-Mrs. o. F. Al
ton and her daughter Mabel have gone
to Cambridge, Mass, to spend the win
ter with her son.
Lewis Shedd and wife started for
Hollis, n. H., by carriage last We'd
nesday, where they will make their
home for the present. We are sorry
to lose them from our church and
community. Mr.. Shedd and wife
make Is members that have gone out
from the Baptist church in little
more than year.
Craftsbury.
The following is the program for the
quarterly meeting of the eleventh dis
trict union, [. o. G.. T., to be held at
Craftsbury Dec 18th: 1920 a. M, OPP
ening in form by the District Chief
Templar; calling roll of officers; read
ing journal of last meeting; music by
Craftsbury lodge; address of welcome,
Craftsbury lodge; response, A. S.
Drew of Barton, district deputy; re-
port of lodges; appointment of COM
mittee to locate next union; miscel-
laneous business; adjournment. At 2
O'Clock, p. M, prayer by chaplain;
music by Crystal Lake Lodge; recita-
ton; selection, Juvenile Temple; Sc
lect reading, Jay Lodge; recitation,
Mt. Norris Lodge; question box. Let
every delegate prepare a question.
selection, Missisquoi Lodge; music,
Craftsbury Lodge; song, Juvenile
Temple; benediction; private session
at 4:3o. Let every Lodge send dele
gate and as many members as posi-
BILE Geo. w. Crafts, secretary.
Derby.
Frank Rich of East Charleston, is
working for Nelson Stevens.
Fred Blodgett of Cabot teaches
school in the Buckley district.
Albert Silver Jr. is home for short
rest and visit to his parents.
Mrs. Joseph Blay, whose case was
mentioned last week, died Dec. 2.
John Barnard will act as janitor at
Baptist church during the winter.
Mrs. Emily Maplesden has gone to
New York, to spend the winter with
friends there.
Mr.. Stillman Jenne of South New
bury VT, is in town visiting his friends
and relatives.
Willie Trip went to his home in
East Charleston one day last week,
sick with the measles.
The academy officials have been
doing work of late in the foundation
walls under the building.
Mrs. Amy (Badger) Colby from the
West, is home on visit.-Will Morse
is home from Massachusetts, on Wis
it.
The se1ectmen of Derby and New
port met last Thursday to examine the
short bridge across the neck of the
lake.
Mrs. Joseph Blay died on Wednes-
day afternoon last, after quite sick
ness with measles, followed by pneu-
monia.
II. B. Crandall plowed one-half acre
of grass ground the 9TH, of Dec. 1t is
not every year that blowing can be
done in December.
The board and rail fences between
the village and the Emera Kingsbury
place are to be replaced with wire, to
prevent drifting.
A. NJ. Thatcher, who sold his goods
at auction last Tuesday, has rented
his house to Luman Jenne, and will
move his invalid sister to Barton Land
ng.
Mai. circuit stocked about IA acres
of corn in the field, this year. This
winter he is cutting it and filing silos
emptied during the fall. 1t is in fine
condition.
Parker Kilborn, who was reported
last week as improving, had relapse
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the past few days. At the present
writing hopes of his recovery are en-
tertained.
Justus Wood, Jun, has bought of
Mrs. Geo. Colby, building lot just
east of the cemetery grounds, and
commenced the erection of small
house thereon.
The Eureka creamery is closed for
the season and Marvin Bros. have put
a separator in Maj. CIRCUITS creamery
and will separate his cream and that
of other patrons during the winter.
At the Village meeting the follow
ing officers were chosen: Moderator,
E. w. CLARK; clerk, G. F. Davis; treas
urer, L. P. JENNIE; trustees, Josiah
circuit, w. S. Moran, John Searles, A.
A. Silver. A code of bylaws will be
formed by Mr.. Robbins, Mr.. Clark and
and j. W. Erwin.
West Derby.
Rev. J. r. Franklin is very much
better.
Ezra ToWle has moved from the c..
E. Green tenementinto part of Rich
mond Lindsay's house on the Lake
road
Mrs. Irvine and daughter of Boston,
who have been boarding at Mrs. S. E.
Grows for some time, return home
this week.
The funeral services of the late S.
Bowley held at the home of Geo. Bow
ley in West Derby last Monday, were
attended by large number of sincere
mourning friends. Rev. r. r. O1ds of
Newport, pastor.
A CARD.-The undersigned, feeling
deeply indebted to our peighbors and
friends for their many tokens of kind
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