Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-12-31
ed great credit to all who took part in

among Une cnlldren IN town. a little
girl of Geo. Severins' is very sick with
pneumonia.
Miss Gertrude Robbins and Frank
1. Marvin were married at the home
of the BRIDES father, Saturday eve
ming Dec. 20.
Prof. Andrews was in Montpelier a
part of last week. Miss Burgess, a
graduate of Mt. Holyoke, took his
place in the Academy.
Miss Alice Newcomb is visiting rel
atives in town. = Mrs. S. N. CLARK Of
Glover visited friends here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Gould and AL
bion Barrett of Boston spent Christ
mas at Mrs. Gould's fathers, VIM.
Spear.
West Derby.
Mr.. Frank Kimbalps little son, Har-
ry is very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Sias have gone
to Plymouth, N. H., to live.
Miss May Boynton has returned and
is stopping at A. B. Hopkins.
There will be a sociable at P.S. Rob
inson's next Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Sias have gone
to Campton, N. H. where he has charge
of the r. r. station.
Halter Walter, who is attending
school at Saxton's River, is at Mrs.
Virgil Bogues spending the holidays.
Leonard Stevens and Miss Minnie
Grey were united in matrimony Dec.
oath. They will, for the present, re-
side in Barton.
Ernest N. Sawyer is the new clerk
in Lane & Davis store at Newport
Chester Walter of Burlington, spent
Christmas in town.
Miss Lucy Porter is at home for a
few days. : Mr.. Harry Jenkins and
wife from Stanstead, p. O., spent
Christmas at his fathers.
Last Monday morning the people of
this village were startled by the alarm
of fire. 1t started in CUTS block, but
by the help of neighbors the fire was
before doing much dam
age.
Matte Foster is spending the hol-
days at home.
VIM. Croft is getting out lumber to
build barn next spring.
FL. B. Crandall wants to find some
good man that he canrent his farm to-
Mrs. Della (Hildreth) Gardner is at
nome, very sick. Her sister, Mrs
Fuller, is helping care for her.
Oscar Davis has been very sick with
leart failure.-JohnS Stevens was COM
oelled to leave his school on account
IF sickness.
Recently two boys, much the worse
or liquor, drove a horse till it was
nearly dead, and then finished by
pounding it till quite so. The reform
school is the place for them.
Glover.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet |
lext Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Dwinell spent .
christmas at Lyndonville with their |
children.
Florence Ellis and Meta McGaffey .
re home from the Convent School .
or vacation.
The eighty second birthday of DIN
trey was honored by visit of quite
lumber of relatives and friends.
Mrs. Achsa Chaplain was found in
ensible in her bed last Thursday
corning. Although in a feeble state
t present writing, it is thought she
yill recover.
Vest Glover.
Franklin Clark from Conn. spent
christmas with his family at A. F.
E. r. Cook is numbering, prepare
Dry for extensive repairs on his barn
he coming spring.
@. F. Cutler has purchased a one
orse power to help carry on his dali
Y work, etc.
John Young and Charles Clark, who
re attending school at Burlington,
re home for a vacation. = Arson
lark is home from the Derby school
n a vacation.
Bryce Young is failing and can not
We long,
Frank Guild has gone to New York
n business.
The auction of the John Wilson
it set for Jan. 3.