Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-11-20

ne vacated Is being ntted Tor the use OF Mr..
! Hearl Of the Granite Co.
BIN. Gilfllan has sold out his drug BUSH
ness and returned to Barnet where he
will work on a farm with his father. IL n
reported that Albert Barron takes his place
as druggist.
Glover.
c. S. Phillips is in Maine on a hunting
trip.
Mrs. Lydia Phillips has moved back TO
the Walker farm.
Mrs. Cheney has gone to her daughters
home in Chester to spend the winter.
Frank Drew, Forest Osgood and Martin
Bean have returned to their work in Ports
mouth, n. III.
Sadie Johnson is sick.-ATrs. Frank
Phillips is on the sick list.-Mrs. l.. A.
Pratt has been ill.
Bert Mitchell is making the butter for
the Glover creamery at present and giving
good satisfaction.
The conundrum supper at John Hoyt's
last Friday drew good crowd and every
body had uice time.
r. E. French is in Boston selecting
York before his return.
| Charlie Dexter drove the stage last week
while our popular clerk and stage-driver
was away having the nuptial knot tied.
Dan Drew and wife go to Manchester
this week on their homeward Journey
Harvey Bradley has returned to Burling-
ton.
Some one exchanged umbrellas last week
Sunday with Mrs. Mazzini Phillips.
Kindly call at r. f. French's store and
''swap back"
N. r. Young is home from Boston and
has secured quite class OF pupils I'm st.
Johnsbury and Barton. Very glad to have
him with us again.
Miss Rose Sherburue and Archie Leonard
are visiting in st. Johnsbury.-M Sarah
Mcclellan and Mrs. Matte Soule are visit
ing in Lyndonville.
p. G. Stone and Ned Young went to Der
by Center last Thursday evening to play
in an orchestra at the commencement ex-
ercises of Derby Academy.
The Ladies' Mite society will give a
venIson dinner at the vestry OF tho Uni
versalist church next Friday from II m. TO
p. m. Price 10 cents. All come.
The Earnest Workers will hold a social
at the vestry of the Nj. Il. church next
Thursday p. IN. and evening. All inter
ested in Home Missions are especially re-
quested to be present.
The president OF the Mason w re.
wishes to thank all members of the corps
and those outside the corps who so
generously sent in their contri buttons of
fruit and jellies to be sent to the Soldiers
Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Baker expect TO
spend the winter with their daughter, Ida,
in Washington, ID. c. Mrs. Elma Martin
accompanies them and will visit Mrs.
James Hall in Baltimore, Md. They ex-
pect to start about the middle of December.
Reuben Cheney returned from Maine
last Friday, bringing two fine deer as
proof of his good Workmanship. He left
them at Chef Phillips shop, where they
are to be set up. He offered half OF one OF
them to the village people il they would
get up supper.
Our stage-driver. A. G. Clark went TO
Newport last Wednesday morning and
when he returned Friday he brought a lady
whom he introduced as Mrs. Clark. They
were given a surprise wedding reception at
the M. E. church last Saturday evening,
about 100 being present. Cake and coffee
were served. Music by II. q. Stone, Roy
Christie and Mrs. II. Il. French, several
songs in which all the audience Joined and
a quotation hunt" kept those present i'm
COOP humor and all spent an enjoyable
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark received a
good many presents both useful and orna-
mental. Mr.. Clark is one of our most es-
teemed young men. Mrs. Clark is very
highly spoken of in her native town and
we are very glad to have them with us.
Congratulations and best wishes are cor
daily extended.
West Glover.
The school closed here Friday. Fifteen
of the twenty scholars won prizes by hav-
ing no marks.
The entertainment recently given by the
school i'm district No. 6, was a success Mr..
Miles gave general satisfaction and il is
hoped that he will teach the winter term.
Mr.. Dwinell gave a reception at Mrs.
Cooks on Thursday evening, about fifty
were present. The candy-pull was much
enjoyed by the scholars, games adapted TO
all ages were in order, also cake and coffee.
A social success.
Greensboro.
Rev. J.W. Harris and wife have returned
from their trip.
Archie Chase was i'm Sherbroo last week
visiting friends.
The creamery paid the patrons PA cents
per pound for October butter.
James BLACK is repairing his house.-W.