Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-11-27

Mrs. JehiaI Herrick died last Thursday
night after short illness.
The ladies of the F. B. church met with
Mrs. Alden Willis last Friday afternoon.
There will be promenade at the G. A.
R. hall next Wednesday evening. All are
invited to come.
School in district No. commenced
last Monday with Miss Bertha Stickney
and Miss Nett1e Smith for teachers.
B. Horn has moved here from North
Troy.-John Wiley has moved to district
No, II. j. L. Tibbetts has gone to
Franklin n. H, looking for employment
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cello have gone to
Maine where they will reside.
Troy.
Nathan Chase and Miss Maud Gay were
united in marriage Nov. 18th, by Rev.J.W.
| BuzzelI.
A supper was given at the Cong. vestry
Tuesday evening. Proceeds are to be used
for buying singing books for the church.
The box supper and dance given by the
| Spiritualist society Friday evening, was
we'll attended and all had very enjoyable
| time.
Steve Powers has moved to WestfieId.-
| j. B. Powers has rented his farm to Burt
| Caples.-Mr. Pudvah Of Lowell has moved
| on to the Smith farm which he recently
| purchased.
! Mrs. John Hoyt of Glover visited friends
in town recently.-Miss Oracle Smith has
! gone to Nashua, n. H.-Mr. and Mrs. Mark
johnson of Barton were in town last week
visiting friends.
| Westtield.
| D. E. Wright is little better.-Mrs
Dan Maloney has beeen very sick with
bilious fever.
Miss Helen Wakefield, having finished
her fall term of school at n. Troy, is at
/ home for the vacation.
S. S. johnson has rented the Williams
farm near Newport Center. He takes po-
session about Dec. list.
Eldridge Hitchcock and Mrs. Sydney
Hendrix went to Albany last Thursday to
see their brother Russell, who is sick.
! NJ. w. Johnson of Barton and Mrs.
Minnie Yates of Leomister, Mass, have
been visiting parents and other relatives.
1t is expected that the Cong. people will
observe Christmas with a tree and exer-
cises in their church, and that the NJ. E.
people will unite with them.
Henry Kennison has moved on to the
West mountain.-Curtis Wiley who works
for Hiram Miller has moved his family
from Troy into the house near Dea. Gill
pins vacated by Mr.. Kennison.
Miss Lillian Miller goes to Barton next
Week.-Mrs. Ada Brown was in North
Troy last week.-Mrs.. Herbert LongIey
and Mrs. Loren Hendrix visited Mrs. Nell
son Lurette in w. Derby recently.
WestmOre.
James Mckay, who has been quite sick,
is better.
Sherman Ross, Clyde Nutting and Ruby
Campbell are home from the Barton Acad- |
envy.
There will be an entertainment and box |
party at the Conley schoolhouse Friday |
evening, Dec. 1st; proceeds for the Epur
chase of an organ.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HardwicA.
Mrs. John Swerdfeger is seriously ill.
W. A Goodrich of Crafts bury is clerk
ing for I. P. Titus.
The town clerk has paid bounty OH
forty foxes this fall.
Rev. Mr.. Hazen of Rochester preached at
the Cong. church November 10.
Emerson Brush was in Cambridge Thurs
day.-Ira A. Shattuck returned Thursday !
night from visit to New York.
East Hardwick.
Hattie Marshal and Florence Little are
to teach in Wolcott this winter.
Sheffield.
Riley Hall is building an addition to his
barn.
A Mr. Drew is moving into Amasa Simp-
sons house.
Prof. H.H. May will have class in sing
ing here this fall.
Joseph Barber has shingled the house
by D. Tanner.
Mrs. Ida Bruce went to Boston, Mass,
last Tuesday for medical treatment.
Chester Tanners eldest child was badly
burned with hot water last Thursday.
Melvin Drown has been drawing -four
from Lyndonville for Giffin & Simpson.
The union Thanksgiving service will be
held at the Baptist church Thursday even
ing.
Some of the schools in town commenced
last Monday; the others will commence
Dec. 4th.
Rev. G. a. Downey and Rev. Mr.. Burgin {
were in town last week assisting in the
special meetings.
Miss Belle Ssco has returned from Glov-