Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-11-30
place was a pleasant affair. 1t occur

place was pleasant affair. lG occur
red on the 25th inst, Rev. JENNIE of |
Newbury officiating. Many valuable
gifts were presented. The good wish
es of their many friends follow them
to their new homes.
West Derby.
G. E. Green is now enlarging his
barn and building carriage shed.
Mrs. ID. M. Bisbee and children of
Derby Line have been here on visit.
Services at the Chapel Sunday after
noon at O'Clock. Social Saturday
evening.
Ed. Morse has moved into the Gro
sier house.-Geo. Nye goes to Barton
this week.
Ruel Marston had hand badly cut
recently at the mill. DR.. Bogue dress
ed the wound.
Rev. J. r. Franklin has been quite
i'll with lagrippe.-Mrs. Frank Gard
ner is quite i'll.
Fred Harvey is through work TAT the
Line and is now stopping with his sis
ter, Mrs. White.
Schools reopen this morning, after
vacation of only one week..-Belle
Human begins school in the Kittridge
district to-day.
Charlie Boynton has returned from
the West. He says that the West is a
fine country, but thinks old Vermont
good enough for him.
The work on the lot by the Chapel
commenced last week, and P. S. Rob
inson has begun building for @. A.
Gibbs on his lot near Davison's.
Ben Sweet, who has lived for sever
al years in the E. K. Hammond house,
has moved to P. Q.-Bert Blake and
wife have moved to Island Pond.
Rev. DR.. Patterson will occupy the
pulpit at the chapel Sunday afternoon
the last time, probably. He will also
lecture Monday evening at7:30 O'Clock.
All cordially invited. Subject, Religion
and Education.
Mrs. A j. Morey has not sold, and
intends remaining in w. Derby for a
time yet.-Mrs. I. K. Lombard is visit
inc friends out of town.-Mrs. Sestina
Heath has gone to Lowell, Mass.-Dr.
G. V.Bogue and family spend Thanks
giving with his brother, physician
living in Bristol, VT.
The school in the intermediate de-
partment, taught by Edyth L. Robin
son, numbered 46 pupils and averaged
nearly ~. Those having no tardy
nor absent marks were Inez E. Tower,
Evelyn NJ Webster, Florence M. Fish
err, Maud G. Glib, Arthur W. Fisher,
Bonnie S. Wright, Carroll A. Rollins
and Herbert I. Webster.
The revival services in the F. Bap-
fist church will be continued every
evening this week. 1t is estimated
that over so persons have protested
conversion since these meetings began
and the interest continues undated
Mr. Heath's plain, practical preaching
and vivid illustrations of revealed
truth seem to take hold of the popu-
lar mind, and a profound seriousness
pervades the entire community. Don't
fail to attend these meetings.
Our village district schools closed for
a short vacation Friday, the goth inst.
The pupils testified their esteem for
teacher, Bert Wakeman, by presenting
him with a valuable gold seal ring.
Prizes /, and 8, offered by him for
Improvement in penmanship were
won by Clyde Arnold, Ozias Livings-
ton and Myrtle Young. school on
CLYDE St., Miss Cora Hall, teacher,
closed Friday evening with literary
exercises and candy pull. The schol-
ars gave Miss Hall silver napkin
ring.
Derby Line.
Willie Burnett, Kingsbury Foster,
Ella Hopkins, Hattie Lunt, Mamie
Lunt, Miriam Nelson, Florence Pike,
Gertrude Pike, Henry Pike and Jose
phine Pike were not absent or tardy
during the fall term of the Derby Line
| school which closed Nov. 25. The win
, ter term opens Monday, Nov. 80.
Glover.
. R. E. French has gone to Boston.
l n. A. Smith and AFRO Williams are
. able to be out.
Freeman Phillips is sick with typhoid
fever at G. S. Phillips.
Eli Partridge has closed his cedar
distillery and moved home.
Will Leonard and H. Whitney were
home to spend Thanksgiving.
VIM. Merriam has his new house OF
the Cook farm nearly completed.
The next meeting of the w. G. t. U
will be Dec. at J. E. Dwinells'.
VIM. Aldrich will move into rooms
in @. A. Barrows house for the winter
Isabel Kinney and Mrs. Noah Wa
Mrs. Baldwin, lady stopping will
Mrs. King, recently fell and hurt her
self quite severely.
School in the Anderson neighbor
hood begins Monday, Nov. %, Amy
Partridge teacher.
, Mason Post will hold a band-bo
6 entertainment in the G. A. r. hall OF
the evening of Dec. Sd. There will b.
an address from Lieut.. Drenan o
Hardwick on army life, and his expe
rience in rebel prisons; also music
: and other exercises. All cordially in
vited.
] The wedding of DR.. A. G. Mcdowell
] and Miss Edith Dwinen occurred las
3 Wednesday evening, Rev. J. Board
man officiating. There was a large
gathering of relatives, numerous pres
ents and very many good wishes 70.
: the happy couple. They will max,
their home in Barnet, Vermont.
: West Glover.
Burleigh Spalding, Esq, from Dakota
spent Thanksgiving here with friends
Rev. Robert Chrystie breaches
u sermon next Sabbath on the 'World'
Fair and the Sabbath