Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-11-28

mother, Mrs. A. r. Moulton, recently. f..
E. G. Moulton has gone TO Albany where
he will work as advance agent for John
Foss.
Chas. HGrtwell, who has been laid up for
some time with an ugly cash in bis foot is
able to be out again.
A. r. Moulton, who has been on the
sick list for several days past has so far
recovered as to be about his work.
J.o. Bailey has moved to Maiden, Mass,
where he is running a feed. store.-James
Stevens has taken a farm in Canada and
has moved his family there.
VIM. Parlin has moved on to the Chas.
Young farm for the winter.-A. M. Stew
ems from Charleston has moved on 10 the
Waterman farm.-Will Kelley has bought
the Henry Bryant farm.-David Mosher
from Canada has bought the VIM. Elliot
farm and moved on to it.-Roswell Bennett
has moved with his family to Newport
Center where he has taken a farm.
The Kings daughters met with Mrs. j.
A. Bradford on Thanksgiving evening and
although the evening was very stormy
about foty-five sat down TO partake OF the
nice chicken pie supper which was prcpar-
ed. II. A. Bryant added much to the en-
tertainment with his graphophone. He
intends to purchase projecting kineto-
! scope in the near future, and make a tour
/ of the country.
Irasburgh.
Mabel Pike has gone to Craftsbury.
Rev. Mr.. Dicl<ey gave an excellent
Thanksgiving sermon yesterday.
Percy Templeton and May Wheeler visit
ed the schools in Barton Landing last week.
Rev. Mr.. Dickey with his wife and four
little ones have moved into the parsonage.
Fred Sears, town representative, was at
home from Montpelier to spend Thanks
giving.
Rev. Mr.. Robinson OF Coventry preach
ed in exchange with Rev. p. n. Granger
yesterday.
The Grange met in the Congl vestry last
Friday evening and four new members
were received.
Mr.. Fred Wheeler has returned for the
winter term ofschool.-Mrs. Matte Wood
ward win teach the school on Morrill, hill
this winter.
There was a general Thanksgiving fami-
ly gathering at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Story. Eighteen of the children
and grandchildren being present.
The Ladies' Aid and Missionary Society
will meet IL the Congl church parlors Fri
day afternoon at o'clock. An effort VIII
be made to complete the work for the
missionary box.
r. T. st. James house caught fire last
Tuesday afternoon, but by hard work the
flames were brought under subiection, with
but little damage Mr.. St.Jamcs barn was
burned two years ago.
There will be no school in the Ware dis
trict this winter.-AIiss 9ean VIII return
to her school in Brighton. Miss Kinsley
TO the Kidder district and Miss Cowles TO
the Burton hill school.
Rev. and Mrs. Donaldson Of Albany
We're guests at Rev. p. y. Granger'a last
Saturday in honor Of Mr.. Granger's 18th
birthday. Alma Wheeler visited Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Parker, her parents, last
week.
Elmer White and wife OF Holyoke, Mass,
are visiting Mr.. Whites parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. w. White. Mr.. White is working
in paper mill In Massachusetts, and has
not beed home for nine years. Mr.. and
Mrs. Whites many friends here are pleas
ed to see them home again.
All the schools i'm town commence today.
Percy Templeton returns 10 Coventry
today to take charge of the school there,
as he is teacher in the higher department.
Miss Kate Barry viii teach the school at
Albany Center and Miss Alice Parker will
teach the primary department OF the West
Albany school.-Dr. II. T.. Bogue OF Derby
and DIR. II. A. Bogue OF Richford visited
Mrs. Templeton last week.
Judge Thompson came home TO spend
Thanksgiving and returned to Rutland
Saturday. McGough has been az
home from New Hampshire the past week.
Mr.. Beauclerk and family spent Thanks
giving with Mrs. stetson in Newport.-Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Webster Of West Burke
spent Thanksgiving day az r. W. Koith's.
Mrs. n. l.. Foster and children OF New
port spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Story, her parents.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
House of Newport spent Thanksgiving at
Judge Thompson s.-Mr. and Mrs. n. 5,
Howard went 10 Barton TO spend the day
with Mrs. Warren Howard.
Lowell.
Leon Durivage and wife have returned
from their wedding trip.
The new horse sheds at the NJ. II. church
are up and boarded and ready for shingle.
The Cong. parsonage has been re-shin-
gled. Leonard Shufelt has also shingled
his residence.
The funeral of Mrs. Grant was held
at her late home on Monday, Rsv. A. +.
ofiiciated.
Mrs. Worthen, who has been quite ill at