Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-01-03


Sunday for the present.
The M. f. Sunday school was re-organ-
lied last Sunday by choosing Miss Clara
Allen, superintendent and H.H. Allen, as
sistant. Most OF the old teachers were
retained.
The sad news OF the death of Mrs Flora
Randall Skinner reached here Wednesday.
She died very suddenly at her home In Los
Angeles, Cal. She formerly lived IN this
town and had many friends here.
North CraftsDury.
The Academy school opens Tuesday with
the same teachers.
IL. f. Graham was IA Montpelier on
| business last week
VIII Marcy who has been al work i'm
Eden for the past two years has returned
home.
Mrs. A. r. Pike and daughter MnbolIo.
spent Christmas with her son, A. b. Pike.
Lewis Douglas Of Montpelier, visited az
j. o. Douglas last week.-Geo. A. Gage
OF Lyndonville was IN town last week
Derby.
Gov. Grout and family returned from
their Western trip Friday night.
Frank JENNIE haf moved into the tone-
ment recently vacated by Chas. Twombly n
over l.. p. Jenne's store.
Mrs. j. f. searles, who had a tumor re-
moved last Tuesday, is getting along nice
ly.
The Dramatic Club win present the
drama SHOWN in Dixie" Friday evening,
Jan. z, i'm the town hall.
Mr.. Chas. McCanley OF West Derby,
agent for Bailey of st. Johnsbury, has pat
new piano into the Derby House ON trial.
Misses Inez and Mary Grout return Go
college at Burlington this morning Mon
day.
Mrs. DR.. Lothrop is entertaining her
sister Miss Nellie Perlxins.-M. A. Adams
spent Christmas with relatives i'm Boston.
The concert and social given New Years
eve. by the Academy band boys was
great success. Every one was surprised
and pleased at the progress the boys have
made i'm music.
Miss Bessie Davis has been visiting
friends in Bradford, Vt.-Ned Baldwin OF
Barton, spent few days In town last week
whiting his uncles, Gov.and George Grout,
before returning to Dartmouth college.
Salem-Derby.
Maud Powers is at home sick with the
tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buck OF New York
were home to spend the holidays with his
mother.
Mrs. VIM. Griffin fell on the ice recently
and was quite badly hurt, two ribs having
been broken.
There was a Christmas tree with exer-
cises at the Crandall school house on Chris
mas evening. Those taking part did them
selves much credit and ali enjoyed the
evening.
Beebe Plain. ..at.f
John Tilton's people have a little son.
The Clough brothers have rented Charles
Gordon's store.
Alonzo Kilburn's people have moved In
to Stephen Sails house.
Ida McGaffey, who has been visiting her
sister in Bethlehem, N. H., Is home again
Mr.. Enoch Tryan and wife have return
ed home, after spending several week.
with their friends in Massachusetts,.
Glover
Leonard Foster is on the sick list.
Mrs. NJ. L. Miller it visiting relatives in
town.
John Young has finished working fol
Ernest Gonzenbach.
Hiram Davis has recently imported from
Canada a registered Ayrshire bull.
Mrs. Rufus Drew has gone to Morris
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The Ladies Aid Society viii hold thoi
next social at the vestry, Thursday a fter
noon, Jan. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Elliott Of the Fluml
House, Franconia, N. H., visited at ID. )
Young's last week.
Eugene Anderson Is looking about tow
Tor farm to buy. Glover is a pretty gooS
place after all, isn't it, Gene.
G. A. Davis has returned TO Rutland
where he is engaged in teaching.-A. y
Leonard returned to Boston Saturday.
John Mcclellan has purchased a powe
Mann bone cutter, and placed IL I'm @. =
Phillips shop, to be run by his waite
power.
Mrs. Gertie Davis Wright, who Ia
been here for some weeks caring for he
ather, Henry Davis, returned TO her hom
n Manchester, n. H., last week.
Last Wednesday evening as AFRO Wi
Jams was returning home from the vii
age, he noticed a bright light i'm the rea
# AFRO Jenness' barn; lac fastened 20 ia
scene and found some one had plentiful
,esmeared the boards with kerosene o
nd then set them on hre. IL was easil