Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-12-06
North CraftSDury.


Greensboro.
H. N. Stevens was in Montpelier on bust
ness last week.
Nearly all the schools in town began
Monday, Nov. 29th.
Howard Skinner and E. j. Smalley are
boarding at Collingsville.
Homer Collins of Barton Landing is at
at work for j. o. Douglass.
Mr.. Nye of Barton Landing visited
friends in town last week.
Miss Winnie Williams who is teaching
at Barton Landing, is home on her vaca-
ton.
Quite a number of the young people
here attended the lecture at Hardwicl1
Thursday evening.
Derby.
TheVillage school commences today.
w. S. Robbins was in Boston last week
on business.
Mrs. Alonzo Kilburn has been at Leon
ard Collins for several weeks.
Mrs. A. E. Knight has returned from
Addison county to his home in Derby.
b The Ladies' Industrial Circle met with
Mrs. Fred Hamblet on Friday afternoon
and evening. A pleasant time was report
ed.
Despite the storm quite good number
attended the meeting of the Ladies' Aid at
the parsonage last Wednesday afternoon
and evening.
Leonard Collins and sisters have been
visiting in Willimantic, Conn.-Mrs. Scion
Jackson has visited friends in Addison
county.-Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Tilton and
son are at Scion Jacksons.
West Derby.
Misses Emma Green and Maud Porter
have returned from Manchester, n. II.
The Newport Episcopalians are holding
a Sabbath school in Aiagoon's hall Sunday
afternoons.
DR.. Locke has purchased the Lewis
place.-The Bradley house has been let to
Lester Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Welcome went to
Richford last Tuesday to attend the fune-
raj of their niece.
John Tucker is visiting in Coventry
Mrs. Ada Cobleigh is spending few days
at Mrs. Amos Sawyer's.
The S. A. people are holding services in
their hall on School st. A special service
was held last Saturday evening.
Beebe Plain.
Charlie Cole has auctioned his goods
and moved to Hardwick.
Walter Lenery has moved from Will
Morris place to Charley Coles.
Miss Tibbets of Waterloo visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Will Haselton.-Kate House
is spending her midterm vacation at home.
Glover
John Blake is visiting at R. II. Mason's.
Albert Rich and family spent Than ks
giving day with Austin Rich.
Mrs. Mary E. Darling is stopping at
Capt. fuckers at Barton Landing.
r. e. French is in Boston completing
his stock of Christmas goods.
Chas. Mcclellan had slight shock last
Monday but is recovering slowly.
Wyman Partridge, who is stopping with
his brother, Eli Partridge, is quite sick.
Roy Davis teaches the So. Glover school
and not Mabel King as reported last week.
Mrs.C. c. Coomer of Greensboro, who
has been here on a visit, has been seriously
ill.
Mrs. r. S. Stark arrived Saturday from
GrinnelI, la. Very glad to have her back
again.
Henry Davis was kicked by COW last
week and it is thought that he was injured
internally.
The Ladies' Aid will give an Antiquarian
supper Thursday afternoon, Dec. 9th. All
are invited to attend.
Ezra Clark of Burlington has purchased
the Dana Cook house, but will not take
possession until next spring.
Mrs. Ada Williams has returned from
Northfeld where she has been spending a
short time with her parents.
Let all lovers of oysters remember that
they are invited to dinner at u o'clock,
at the w. r. G. rooms Thursday, Dec. 9th.
John Mathie has rented the Frank Clark
house and moved there.-Mrs. Emma
Miller has moved into Mrs. Morse's tene-
ment.
The many friends of Mrs. Mary Davis
Clark will be glad to learn that she is i'm
proving. G. A. Davis will spend the
Christmas holidays at home.
West Glover.
Judson Stevens has moved into the Ram
dali house.
The Sabbath school scholars have decided
to observe Christmas.
Fred Beams valuable horse was badly
injured in the barn recently.
Mr.. William Mitchell, one of our oldest