Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-12-26

salist fair held in Magoon's hall last We'd
nesday evening. f." .ftf5
Glover
G. M. Twombly has moved 10 his farm
in Sheffield. ffa.aff
Carl Hagar and A. Brown have rented q
hotel at Hyde Park. tfes s@- 10 isf
M. ]. Jones has rented the Lewis farm
and taken possession. ''''"'
| Christmas exercises We're held at the Cong.
church Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Dwinell spent Christ
mas with their daughter at Lyndonville.
Simon Smith has sold his express bust
ness back to Frank Taylor, who Is running
it at present.
Archie Mcdowell had the finger OF one
hand badly mangled in the cogs of a saw
ing machine, recently.
There is considerable sickness in town at
present. Among the more recent cases
are Mrs. E. V. Osgood and Mrs. Hudson.
A. f. Hinkley and wife have hired out To
f. G. Clark for the year They did not
hire the Henry Clark farm as previously
reported.
John Welch from Wheelock is boarding
at G. F. Osgood's and attending school
Mrs. l.. V. Rich and son are spending the
holidays with friends in town.
Rev. s. N. Clark will occupy the pulpit
at the M. E. church here next Sunday I'm
the absence OF Rev. IL. l.. Alexander, who
is visiting at his home in Montreal.
The people in this community are panied
10 hot m.
Pierce, while out cunning recieveda wound
in the leg which necessitated its amputa-
ton.
The Methodist and Universalist Sunday
schools accepted the invitation from the
Congl church in union exercises. This
has been practice for some years for the
the different Sunday-schools TO alternate
in holding union Christmas exercises
which makes the event much more plea
SAINT than holding seperate exercises.
Glover Grange at their annual meeting
elected the following officers: w. NJ, Hi
ram N. Davis; Overseer, Henry II. Cook;
Lecturer, Annie l.. Gray; Steward, Am os
p. Bean; A. s., Willard Trip; l.. A. s.,
Maude Mason; g., Frank Phillips; G. k
Frank Taylor; Sec, Nora Phillips; Treas.
Mrs. Nettie Phillips; Pomona, Mrs. Ellen
Bean; Ceres, Mrs. Emily Taylor; Flora,
Mrs. Helen Percival.
Mrs. Abbie Mason died at the home OF
her son, Reuben, last Thursday. Mrs. Ma
son had been great sufferer for some time
and her decease was not unexpected. She
leaves two sons, viii and Reuben Mason OF
this place, and a step-daughter, Mrs. A. b.
RIaxa of HiOhnata 70,
side large circle of friends. sympathy Is
extended to the family in their bereave-
ment.
West Glover.
Mr.. Ross and daughter from Waterford
attended the funeral of little Belle WrIgh {.
Mabel Teller is at Sheffield stopping wit n
her grandmother, Mrs. Thomas, and at
tending school.
VIII Richmond and wife OF Newport
have been visiting relatives in this vicin-
ity.-Mrs. Sherry of Groton has been stop
ping with her sister, Mrs. &. L. Wright.
Greensboro.
Nathan Whitelaw, our oldest citizen "a
years of age, has been sick but is now
some better.
W. H. l-dSbultAi VI IAoohhttLs ~ liss Is III
town.-Mabel Guild was home from Crafts
bury over Christmas. Walter Simpson is
home on a vacation from ID. l.. Moody's
school at Mortified.
Greensboro Bend
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ
Ross Monday, Dec. 10.
Carroll Collins was sick and unable TO
y 4, -
is on the sick list.
Ned Harrington visited T.. h. Collins last
Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Pert Burbank
spent Christmas with A.L.Beals OF Walden.
John Lumsden and Nelson Cushman are
working with their saving machine for
b. ID. Piper near Hardwick.-Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Mcdowell of Sheffield have been en-
ployed by James Mcdowell for the coming
year.-Geo. Riddle is working at the hotel.
Holland.
Bert Jenness is at work in a logging
camp at Derby.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sykes is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Pratt, in Stanstead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. vinton OF Newport
Ctr. are spending the holidays with friends
in town.
II. E. Cheney will give an entertainment
in the school house, district No. @, next
Wednesday evening, with Prof. Vinton's
talking machine. This exhibition is very
highly spoken OF and affords a great deal
of amusement for an audience.
Irasburgh.
The merchants report good Christmas
trade.
Judge Thompson has RETURNED 70 Rut-