Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-12-04

granite curbing put around the family lot
in the cemetery here. The work was done
by Henry Mack of Hardwick.
Naples Literary Club will hold their
next meeting Thursday evening OF this
week. All members are requested TO be
present, as officers for the next term
are to be elected.
Mrs. Ann Mitchell was agreeablv sur-
prised last Saturday by having three elder
ly ladies appear to spend the day with her
and remind her it was her S5th birthday.
| The grist-mill was entered last Friday
evening between and 6 o'clock, while
Mr.. Walcott was at supper, and the money
drawer opened, its contents taken, amount
ing to about $3.50 in bills, S12 i'm silver and
quite number of checks.
c. j. Darling is stopping at Richard Ba-
ment's. Mrs. Ellen Bament has returned
from her visit to nbrdge.-Benjamin
Mason and wife from Craftsbury spent
several days at Truman Cooks, recently
Mrs. E. A. Cook of Newport was here last
week.-Forrest Osgood was home from
Woodsville to spend Thanksgiving. e.
Frank Mcclellan and wife from Lyndon
spent Thanksgiving at f. II. PercivaPs.
Ashley Lord of Arlington spent Thanks
giving week with his sister, Mrs. John
Salmon.-Nettie Campbell spent Thansgiv-
ing with her parents.-Dr. K. Leonard OF
Boston and Will Leonard, wife and daugh-
ter spent Thanksgiving in town.-Ham.
Scott and wife spent Thanksgiving with
r. B. French.-Mr. and Mrs. BowIey of
AIavx ETA a III. \.
Clark last Week.-Mrs. Rilla Lawrence of
Pepperill, Mass, is visiting Miss Jennie
French.
West Glover.
Mrs. Lillian Mcqueen has gone to Boston
She sails for Townsville, Georgia on the
9th where she is to have charge OF the
Piney Woods House during the winter
months.
Mrs. Emily Wild is here from Franklin
for a short time.-Mrs. Judson Stevens is
home from Norwich. Mr.. Stevens has re-
paired his house and they will go to house
keeping.
Mrs. Eliza Page expects to go to Massa-
chusetts to care for an aged aunt, Mrs.
Ford Clark. Mrs. Clark spent her younger
days in this town and will be remem bered
by the older residents.
A party OF twenty-three, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. c. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Cook, Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. Cook and children, Mrs.
Agnes Cook and boys, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il.
Barber and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Cortes
Woodland, Mr.. and Mrs. John Borland and
John went to Yarmouthville, Me-, to spend
Thanksgiving with Leone and Lyman
Cook.
Some of the near relatives of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Abbott visited them recently.
"A. s. Clark was home Thanksgiving,
and stayed over till Saturday and took i'm
the Marc concert.-Mrs. Vance, Mrs. w heat
ley and Miss Tucker went TO Newport to
spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. VIII Rich
mond.-Mrs. Merton Lewis parents from
Barton have been visiting her.
Greensboro.
John Wright is seriously IN.
The show given at the town hall a week
ago did not draw very large crowd.
A large quantity of poultry was shipped
from this place for the Thanksgiving
trade.
Miss Ober gave a very interesting ad-
dress week ago Sunday morning at the
Congregational church i'm regard To her
work among the Mountain Whites in the
South where she is a missionary.
At the roll-call OF the Cong. church, of
which mention was made last week, fifty
two members responded i'm person or by
letter of the ninety-eight members whose
names are on the roll. About sixty-five
enjoyed the chicken-pie dinner furnished
by the ladies. =
Mrs. Alpha Jackson has returned from
few days visit with her parents i'm Walden.
Mrs. Mary c. ingalls, spent Thanksgiving
week i'm Burlington with her daughter,
Mrs. Soule.-D. c. Melvin's daughters,
Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. Kiser from Stowe,
spent Thanksgiving with their parents.
Holland.
Mr.. Hannett died quite suddenly re-
Gently.
Miss Martha Moulton is visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. II. Alexander, i'm Sheldon.
Henry Maxwell cut his foot quite badly
while cutting logs in the woods last week.
Mrs. Henry Tice was called to Lyndon
last week by the severe illness OF her
mother.
Mrs. A. r. Moulton and Edith Moulton
spent Thanksgiving with Il. ID. Moulton
at Rock Island, Que.
G. j. Courscr and Levi Powers from
Magog, p. O., have rented G. r.. CaswelPs
blacksmith shop and are having all the
work they can do.
l.. r.. Tabor aud wife who have been vis-
ting friends in New Hampshire and