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


giving and Mrs. Dustin Allbee went
to Bloomington Thursday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Grow.-Henry Adams has
gone to Island Pond ON short visit. De
los Marvin and family went to Swanton to
spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. Marvin's
brother, Frank Marvin.
West Derby.
Geo. Parker IS on the sick list.
L. R. Stevens has moved back with his
father in-law, j. F. Gray.
Our sidewalks have received a new coat
of gravel, improving them much.
The engagement is announced of Walter
L. Magoon and Miss Emma Green.
The subject of Rev. J. H. Wilkins SER
mon for Nov. 9th was Temperance"
George Prue has snapped his place on
Field avenue with Chas. Owen of Coven-
try.
Rev. J. H. wilkins exchanged .pulpits
the goth with Rev. H. S. Kilburn of Derby
Center.
Mrs. Tarbox has sold her place to a Mr..
Holbrook She had an auction sale of her
hOuSShOId eHecLS FRIDAY.
Mrs. L. l.. Greenleaf has returned from
LyndonvilIe.-Mr Chester Brown and
Lena Beford have gone to Lyndonville.
Forest Cousins and wife of Bolton, P. @.
spent Thanksgiving week at T. Doneghy's.
Rev. j. Il. Wilkins and family spent
Thanksgiving in Hardwick.
Frank Wheelock has sold his fine farm
on Pine Hill to Wilson brothers of Troy,
and is building a house near the Fogg
residence.-M. II. Bradley is building a
house near his shop.
Miss Emily Harvey visited friends in
Newport and West Derby the past week.
She spoke in Lyndonville Sunday, and to-
day (Monday) goes to New Hampshire to
fill appointments in that state.
Glover
Charles Bickford has been very sick.
Mary Morse is at work at William
Fayer's.
Asa Chamberlain is boarding at Clarence
Vincent's.
The next Grange meeting win be Tues
day, Dec. 9Th.
Laban Darling is laying new water pipes
at his premises.
R. e. French is in Boston this week buy
ing Christmas goods.
Miss Gertrude Merrill is spending the
week with Mrs. r. E. French.
Elijah Stone and family of Albany spent
at Dan Gray's.
It is reported that Ezra Clark has taken
Preston Szinner's farm for one year.
The Thanksgiving dance twas attended
by about 50 couples and was a great sue
;ess in every way.
Freeman Shedd is going to work for Mr..
on his milk farm at Burlington.
He begins Feb. LIST.
Mrs Hattie Clark had her arm operated
IN successfully. She expects TO remain in
Montreal about three weeks longer.
Carroll Davis viii teach the high room
his winter. Mr.. Anderson has given en-
ire satisfaction, and we regret that he viii
lot return next term.
The semi-annuaI meeting of the Glover
Creamery Co. win be held at the hotel in
his place Dec. 3 at p. m. All stockhold-
rs and patrons are invited to be present.
win and Reuben Mason entertained DR..
Blake, Lawyer Aldrich and Carl Jewell of
Barton with hunting trip last Tuesday.
Mrs. Jewell visited Mrs. VIII Mason the
anne day.
Remember the lecture on Light in Eu-
ope," by Chester w. Clark, Esq. of Bos-
on, Tuesday evening. Mr.. Clark spent
several months in Europe and speaks from
personal impressions. The lecture is finely
Illustrated with views by an experienced \
tereoptican from Boston.
Vest Glover,
Helle Sisco is visiting her grandfather, I
'harles Sisco.
Ernest Baker was married on Thanks
living day to Miss Nettie Bean.
Aubert Phillips has returned from his /
unting trip in Lowelltown, Me.
John Going has gone to New York in
ursuit of work.-Mrs. e. Z. Stevens has (
zone to Barre and vicinity.
Mrs Reuben Stevens spent Thanksgiving \
t Norwich. -Chas. Wright and family |
pent Thanksgiving at Waterford.
Vera Webster commences her second \
erm of school in Dis. Ne. g tO-day.-Will /
iolnes begins his school al West Glover
his week.
Bend.
Fred Batten is again able to be at work
fter weeks illness.
Two cars Of feed for the mill at the viii
age were unloaded here last week.
P. G. Salmon is erecting a large ice
ouse and wood shed back of his store.
Gill McGoon has opened a restaurant
nd fish market in rooms in the depot.
About ten inches of snow fell here be-
yeen Thursday noon and Friday noon.
The girls who attend school at Hard