Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-12-09

before. The Chambers have an auction of
household furniture, ETC., Tuesday, Dec.10,
The revival meetings are well attended
and some interest is manifested. Rev.
Whittier has been in the work twenty-five
years and is a strong man. Those who
neglect to attend these meetings are miss
ing both a human and divine treat
West Derby.
A new girl baby in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Hutchins.
Our schools commence the winter terms
this (Monday) morning.
Great rejoicing at Elder Chas. Shattuck's
at the advent of twin girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willar Adams have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
The Magoon Block has been sold to Mr..
Goode of the Memphremagog House, New
port.
J. M. Shepley had two work harnesses
and two neckyokes stolen from his stable
near the pulp mill last Monday night.
Maud Porter is teaching in the Hitter
edge Dist.-In our village school Mrs.
Mabel Leavitt takes the room of Mrs. Ball
(Gertie Fairchild), and Miss Lillian Stew
ems Mrs. Leavitt's room.
One of our enterprising young farmers
on Pine Hill, Bert Blake, took unto him
self wife last Monday night, i'm the per-
son of Miss Marcia Fuller of Derby Center.
May happiness and prosperity attend
them. Mrs. Blake teaches in that school
district, this term.
Glover.
Wilbur Cargill has rented rooms of Mrs.
Dora Phillips.
Will Aston of Troy is at work for c. S.
Phillips as an apprentice.
Jessie Chrystie has rented the j. Holmes
place and moves there this week.
Bert Phillips and son have been here on
visit-LittIe Maud and Fred Dwinell
are visiting their grandparents here while
their father is in Boston for Christmas
goods.
The fire which destroyed the Walter
Gray buildings burned up almost every
thing about the house, leaving the family
in almost utter restitution. The citizens
have generously donated clothing and
household articles to help them start in
housekeeping again. Further help will
not be amiss.
West Glover.
1t is expected that Christmas exercises
will be observed here.
Mr.. Bishop of Bradford has moved on to
his farm, the Cutler place.
Freeman Shedd has hired the Aaron
Skinner house and moved there.
M.
completed, and it will be ready for use
next Sabbath.
Miss Edna Fayer, an experienced teach
err, teaches the winter term in Dist. No. 2.
An excellent school is predicted.
Greensboro.
The lake was frozen over December 4th,
and since then the skaters have had fine
sport.
The lecture by Mr.. c. L. Guild, 1.-THE
Use Of the Useless" was given in the Cong.
church last Tuesday eve, and was well re-
ceived.
Miss Mabel Guild commenced another
term of school at East Craftsbury last
Monday. Her continued success speaks
well for her qualifications as teacher.
William Marshall and Miss Blanche
Spencer were married at the residence of
Thomas Wilson on Monday Dec. I'd, Rev.
o. L. Guild officiating. Congratulations.
Fish Commissioner Titcomb has COM
pleted the work of taking spawn, and last
week returned to st. Johnsbury. He has
had from three to five men at work here
for about two months.
Greensboro Bend.
A young lady from Irasburg is stopping
at l.. S. Collins.
Mrs. harrington has a niece stopping
with her and attending school.
Our village schools began last week. Miss
Lang is assisted by Mrs. j. III. Pope.
Irving Billiard has returned from his
trip to Canada much improved in health.
H. t. Billiard is much better and is out
of doors part of the time, looking after his
mill intirests.
Several from this place attended the
Sunday School convention at East Hard
wick, Tuesday, Dec. 3, and report good
time.
Miss l.. Batten has gone to Hardwick to
attend school.-Miss Mabel Esden closes
her school in North Greensboro this week
and will also attend school at Hardwick.
Church affairs are looking up in this vi
cinity. For year much interest has been
manifested among the young people, who
have organized themselves into society,
and are doing good work. Rev. M. B. Pa
rounagian is deserving of much credit for
the present condition of the Methodist
church here and in Stannard. He is a
good preacher and alive to everything of
value to the church and community.
Holland.
Lila Davis is teaching school in Dist.No.
8: S. GRAY in No. 6 and Minnie Robbins in