Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-11-21

Center, Helen Laurin of North Troy. Car
RE Black of Coventry, Gertrude Pike of
Derby Line, Allie Mitchell of South Derby.
Sadie Nye of Charleston, and Mr.. Arson
Clark of Glover.
West Derby.
Schools here closed last Friday.
Inez Tower, Guy Smith and f. o'Rouke,
are home from the academy for their va
cation.
! Wells Goodnough has moved on to his
farm, known as the Pendar place, renting
his house to Ed Morse.
Forty-five of the young Pensioners of
Rev. j. III. Wilkins visited at the parson-
age one evening last week.
Ernest n. Sawyer is now In Charlestown,
Mass, having obtained a position on the
Southern Division of the b. d NJ. r. r..
Carl A. White intends spending a large
part of the winter at the business college
in Rochester. n. Y. studying stenognphy.
George Parker is now on the road for the
Singer Sewing Machine Company. His
barber shop Will be run. by his brother,
Bert.
Mrs. II. L. Root of South Framingham,
Mass. is in town, called here by the death
of her sister, Mrs. r. G. Blake-Leslie
Wright made a flying visit TO his home
last week.
Rev. Mr. Hadley of Beebe PLANES occu-
pied the Advent desk yesterday, in the alb
sence of Elder Docllham who preached i'm
Portsmouth, y. II.
Despite the short notice given, the har-
vest dinner and supper given by the Ladies'
Aid of the f. q. church, in their vestry the
18th, was decided success, over $50 par
taking of their hospitality.
DR.. Il. E, Bogue visited in Richford last
week.-Mrs.. Emma Sawyer returned home
last Wednesday.-Mr Nary Boynton)
Magoon and daua liter are visiting relatives
and friends in this and adjoining towns.
There was a large attendance Mt tho F.B.
church the afternoon and evening Of Nov.
18th at the town Sunday school rally.
The program prepared was almost literally
carried out. The addresses were inspiring
and instructive. The address of the even
ing by Rev. G.. l.. Story, Gen. Sec OF the
VT. >. $. Association, was exceptionally
fine.
The death of Mrs. Ella Blake removed
from our midst one well-lnown, she hav-
ing been in the millinery business here for
many years, until obliged TO yield to the
lea lily grasp of consumption. She leaves
I husband, son, daughter AID aged mother
md several brothers and sisters. Funeral
services We're held in the Advent church
It 1880 Wednesday. Elder Dockham as
listed by Rev. j. II. Wilkins officiating.
8eebe Plain.
Mr.. and Mrs. George House have return
d from Boston.
Mrs. Ella Hanson lives in the Knox ten
ment, formerly occupied by Mrs. Huse
nd family.
Mrs. Dean House, Mrs. Edith House
DAWSON and baby Marguerite go to Bos-
on tomorrow.
Prof Gilmour Of the school here occu-
led the pulpit of the NJ. T.. church while
lev. Finch was away.
The chicken pie supper at the NJ. r.
hurch netted $40. The entertainment and
lpper were very fine.
Rev. c. w. Finch OF the NJ Il. church is
liking little vacation at Megantic. Mrs.
inch is at Cookshire.
John Feltus' people have sold out here
I'D have gone TO Springfield, Mass, where
Irs. Heaths sister, Mrs. Cole, resides.
The remains OF Mr.. LANCE were brought
ere for burial last week. In the absence
Rev. Finch, Rev. Lee Holmes was called
attend the burial.
Cliff Frost and wife Maggie Elder rent
RS. Sophia Miller's house.-Carrol STRAIT
N occupies Herbert STATIONS place at
lie corner of Beebe Plain and Junction
reefs.
Rev. p. II. Allen, formerly of this place
1T now of Cookshire, has been TO a Mont
al hospital where skin from his arm has
ZEN successfully grated over the scar on
S face. His eyelids are being treated.
lover
Akron Anderson is able to be out again.
Forrest Osgood is wrestling with the
jumps.
James Grove has moved into the Dan
lndal house.
James Walker is making some improve
ents on his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Dwinell have been
sitting in Lyndonville.
Mrs. Phila Bean is visiting her daughter
rs. n. NJ. Scott, in Barton.
The next Grange meeting will be on
evening of this week.
Noah Roberts is negotiating with f. A..
rton for the purchase of his upper farm.
Mrs. Hattie Clark has gone to Montreal