Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-12-20

| Wednesday and Thursday, extracting teeth
by painless dentistry at the office of Dr.
Comings.
Gov. and Mrs. Grout have gone to Chi
cago to spend the holidays with Lewis
Bisbee's people. Their son, Aaron, joined
| them at Montreal.
Mrs. Chas. Butler who has been very
| seriously i'll is a little more comfortable,
though at last reports was not able to
speak. Curtis Wiley, who has been
ill with lung difficulty is improving.
Prof. Andrews granted a half holiday
Friday afternoon.-Geo. Wilder, '9S, has
been on the sick list.-The class rings for
class of 1913 are ordered. They are onyx,
with '9S cut in the stone, and gold en-
crusted.
Christmas will be observed in the Bap-
fist church by Christmas bell and appro-
pirate exercises Friday evening. The same
evening the Methodists have a Christmas
tree and exercises in the vestry OF their
church.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
riage of Mr.. Albert A. Silver Jr. formerly
of this place, to Miss Blanche Julia Pray,
which takes place in the Prospect st. Con-
gregational church, Cambridge, Mass,
December 90.
The auction sale of Gov. CIRCUITS Jersey
stock on last Wednesday was very well at
tended considering the weather Twenty
2 year Jersey heifers were sold at an
average price of S22. Ten of them going
to Gen. CIRCUITS stock farm at Kirby. Ten
Jersey COWS were sold, ranging from S23 TO
$3S each. Colts were offered, but not
wanted.
West Derby. d.
B. B. Stratton has moved from the Dali
ley tenement to the Upstone house.
Elder Dockham has been engaged 10
supply at the Advent church for the pres
ent
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gilbert are at his
mothers, Mrs NJ. M. Doane's for the win
ter. Mrs. Doane is quite feeble.
A new street is to be built. between the
residences of A. j. White and c. o. Grimes,
running from Main st. to Pleasant Avenue
The children, drilled by Miss Wilma
Green, are working hard to give the peo-
pie a treat in their exercises on Friday
evening at the Free Baptist church.
Mrs. Briggs Sails, who has been very i'll
at her sisters, has returned to her home in
Warrington, Que.-Nat. Hart is quite ILL.,
Levi Gotta is sick with erysipelas.-ReY. j.
H. Wilkins is confined to the house.
Mrs. II. G. Bedell died Wednesday after
noon, after a long and painful illness
borne with Christian patience. Funeral
services at the house on Saturday. Mrs.
Bedell was a member of the Methodist
church at Newport.
, A. j. White has sold what was known
as the Hammond place, at the corner of
Main and Indian Point streets, to II. I
Hastings for $1,000, The buildings, con-
sisting of house, barn and shop, will be
removed and new ones built.
Mrs. r. Upstone has gone to Lyndon
vile to stop for while with her daughter,
Mrs. Mabel Butler.-Hattie Gibbs has
gone to Florence, Mass.-Mrs. Geo. Dane
has returned from Enosburgh.-Mrs. Eli
nor Nelson has gone to Boston.-Mrs. e.
A. Dewey and daughter have returned
from their visit in Canada.
Beebe Plain.
Roy Reed has returned from his visit in
Illinois.
Geo. NOR has built fine house at
Graniteville.
Judge Fletcher and wife attended the |
Sam Jones lecture at Newport.
Mrs. Will Hazelton is with her sister, |
Mrs. John TiIton, at Macll's Mills.
Robert Brodie, who recently sailed for |
Iac oI,o hi 70
a pleasant voyage.
Mrs. Hadley has been with her daughter,
Mrs. Frank McGoveru, who has been very
ill with typhoid fever at st. AIbans.
Glover +o 1885,
c. A. Davis is home for the holidays.
Charles Dextey's children are both quite
ill.
There will be no preaching at the South
church next Sunday.
Union Christmas exercises at Nj. E.
church on Christmas eve.
Mrs. Laura Mathie has gone to visit her
sister, Mrs. Lila Hall.
Mason Post elected N. II. Wilson Com
mander at their last meeting.
Mrs Gertie Wright has arrived from n.
H., to assist in caring for her father.
Mr.. Rogers has moved from So. Glover
back TO Newport Center from whence he
came.
The remains of Elisha Brown were
brought to'this cemetery and inferred be-
side his wife.
The donation given Rev. Alexander on
Wednesday evening last was success in
spite of the bad weather.
Mrs. Martha McNeal has moved into Z.
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