Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-11-22
lis father, has returned to his home in

bn. H. ~
hhe school in district No. T., taught by
lite Smith, closed Friday for two week s
Hation.
Wallace Shippee of Coventry was in
In last week.-Maude Kendall is visit
at Joseph Bailey's.
II lecture was given at the NJ. E. church
Nj Monday evening by Rev. Mr.. Lang
Nd of Coventry. Subject, "Life, and
h to live"
alexander Post, G. A. r., has changed
NJ date of holding their regular meetings
HE first Friday of each month. AS the
luaI election of officers occurs at the
n It meeting, Dec. 3, all members are re-
hsted to be present.
10y.
richie Smith has his house nearly COM
ted.
tarl Chaffee is taking vacation, having
one finger nearly off while chopping.
Anna Fairbanks is at Plymouth, n. H.,
Eting her sister.-Melvin Hazelton is
kting in Montgomery.
frank Kennedy of Bradford is here try
to buy a carload of cows.-D. w.
tnent of Lowell, Mass, was the guest of
IL. Pettengill, recently.-Mrs. Laura
tnpton of Bolton is visiting her sister,
bthia Wedge.-Maynard Carpenter of
khua, n. III. is spending few days here
fting friends.-Mrs.B B. Houston of Rich
b is here caring for her daughter, Mrs.
Chandler.
0estfieId,
\ P. Atwood returned to Boston last
ksday.
hrs. Ell. Hitchcock, who has been sick
Improving.
iss Maud Miller held a party last Tues
N evening.
asst Thursday, Miss Ada Brown went to
hford to visit Mrs. w. S. Woodwork,
he Epworth League intend to hold
!rary meeting the first Wednesday in
~ month.
he Misses Lena Gilpin and Maud Wake
h are home from Derby Academy for
Thanksgiving vacation.-Miss Thee
hdrix is home from Bakersfield Acade-
Miss Elgie Brown, teacher in the
tdwick Schools, is home during the va
ton.-This week, Alfred Atwood comes
he from the University of Vermont for
Thanksgiving vacation.
bStmOre.
Y. T. McFarlane is experimenting a
her job at CRANKY.
red Lyon is cleaning up Tom AverilPs
|at Blueberry Point.
\. w. Spencer has purchased f. j. Orne's
/ ing machine. He will saw $50 cords of
BID for Mr.. Orne.
1orace B. Willard, our oldest citizen, is
1 with the consumption.-Mrs. T. Car
ter has been quite ill but is some better.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Knoxville.
be pay car arrived Monday and the
hey is now going the rounds.
rs. Fl. A. Blodgett has gone to Cincin-
to live, Mr.. Blodgett having secured
\ tion with the Baltimore, Ohio &
thwestern railroad.
be kindergarten school taught by Miss
he Fisk has just closed a successful
b. The parents are pleased with the
hing she has given their children and
progress they have made. Miss Fisk
uated from the Lyndon Academy in
hitter which she took a complete course
kindergarten training under Miss Amy
of Montpelier. In '96 she taught in
'Eeton having 70 scholars. She used
e the kindergarten principles to some
N mt with marked success.
be report was current on the street last
< that the long drawn out post office
est was finished by the word being
ed along that the delegation had
ed to give the appointment to John P.
Rstef. This is the expected result to
many,as Webster's petition contained |
e names than Wilson's and would have
that much additional influence. Gen
\ BIT was here last Friday, interviewed
of our citizens and also met the two
Ridates, Messrs. Webster and Wilson.
unfortunate LnaC Gne contest became
ntangled, but no bad feeling prevails
the appointment of Mr.. Webster will
general satisfaction as would also the
ointment of Mr.. Wilson.
|eeIOck.
die Reed, who has been quite sick, is
\ ing.
aries Brooks has moved into Ed.
rs house.
IS. Baxter from West Derby is visiting
red Hoffman's.
rs. Betsey Hoffman, who has been Wis
3 in CRANKY, has returned home.
IS Abbie Taylor is home this week
returns to Hardwick next week.
e donation and oyster supper Friday
was quite well attended. Proceeds S23.
e sociable at 1. K. Gray's last Wednes-
'was quite well attended. The Ladies
Pty has paid for painting and repair
NJ.