Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-12-17
Fair, (illustrated), Prof. j. L. Hills,

Friday, Dec. 81, 1000 a. M, Tuber-
culosis, ON. Winslow, Brandon; 11:3O,
Discussion. 200 p. M, THE Maple
Sugar Industry, V. I. Spear, Brain
tree; $3.50, Discussions; 700, music;
7:15, Home Life on the Farm, Fl. M.
Arms, Springfield; $50, Question
Box. The Secretary will have num-
Der ofiReports of the Board of Agri-
culture at the meeting for distribu-
ton. All meetings free. The ladies
are especially invited to be present.
West Derby.
Quite number of the school child
rem are sick with hard colds.
The youngest child of Mrs. j. Nc
Kenzie died Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert are now at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Doane.
A young child of Will Murray was
SO badly scalded that it died Friday.
Elder Chas. Shattuck preached at
the Advent church Sunday afternoon
Mrs. j. O'Rourke, mother of the
victim of the shooting at Barton, went
to her daughter Saturday morning.
Albert Dupont, Homer Gotta and Ed.
Smith have gone to New Hampshire
to work in the woods for Levi Gotta.
Mrs. Geo. Bowley received $1,000
insurance on a policy held in the
Hartford Life and Annuity Insurance
Go. of Hartford Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Stone, living near
the '1ong BRIDGE" are the happy par
ents of pair Of twin babies, weigh
ings when dressed, but two pounds
each.
Mrs. Goodrich has moved to West
field. = Mrs. George Bowley has gone
to her fathers house in Maine. = DIR.
Stokes is living in the Hancock house
on Young st.
Michael O'Rourke died in Chicago
of pneumonia and his body was
brought here for interment. He was
formerly in the employ of the @. P. r.
and B. & M. r. r. here and was we'll
known.
Frank Hunt has traded his farm and
moved to West Derby.
David Moody has improved his
house by painting, etc.
Nellie Beede attends school at Der
by academy this winter.
Mrs. Gertie Fuller is visiting her
Mrs. Fisk Hildreth.
Oscar Davis cut a bad cash is his
foot recently while chopping.
RIP. Blake is expected home Christ
mas to remain through the winter.
Mrs. Albert Burroughs of Coventry
spends the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. John Powers.
John Stevens of East Charleston
teaches in the Crandall district and
John Barnard in the Croft district.
Glover.
Mrs. Emily Phillips is sick with
@ SO
The first singing school was we'll at
jended. Mr.. Jenkins comes we'll rec
We mention the marriage of Irwin
Walker and Emma Drumming and Of
er congratulations.
H. n. Davis only son is dangerous
y sick, and DR.. Percy Templeton has
,een called to attend him.
E. B. Simonds has sold his village
esidence to Mrs. Fannie Spaulding,
Who has rented it for the present.
The donation visit for Rev. j. Nc
Donald fell on a very rainy night and
vas postponed to Tuesday evening of
his week.
Complaint is made of low water in
prings and wells.
Jonathan Bryant killed an months
Id pig that dressed $50 lbs. If any
me can do better, let us hear and
ack will try again.
Fred Webster of Henniker, n. H.,
) making his friends a visit.
The Cong. Sunday School is prepar-
ng the cantata, "Crowning of Christ
nas,'' for Tuesday evening, Dec. 25.
There will be Christmas tree with
appropriate exercises at the M. E.
hurch on Monday, Dec Path, at z p m.
The Rev. A. w. Ford, the singing
will commence series of
pecial revival services tomorrow
vening at the M. E. church. Praise
ervice begins at o'clock. A cordial