Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-01-02

dozen silver orange spoons, Frank and
Emma Massey; silver cheese fork, Eugene
Shattuck; one-half dozen silver teaspoons,
MIR. and Mrs. FL. Oldach, HolyolSe, Mdss.
silver card-reciever, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. &.
Blake; silver jewel cas<et, Mrs. Fred Port
er Sr. and Miss Maud Porter; silver fruit
dish, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. III. Green, Sutton,
p. @. Response to presentation was given
by G. e. Green, following which Elder &.
II. Dockham made a few remarks which
were timely and eloquent, then came the
departure for the many homes there repre-
scented.
Beebe Plain.
Henry Tompkins is taking a vacation at
home.
Ben Bullock cut his foot badly while
chopping, recently.
H. Beebe and daughter have returned
from Lowell, Mass.-Chas. McClintocl< at
tended the funeral of a sister at Waterloo
recently.-Miss Eva Tinker has been visit
ing in Lenoxville.-Eva Tompkins spent
the holidays in ontario.-Andy Wilkinson
is at home from Barre.
Rev. w. t. Forsyth of Stanstead, who
has often preached at this place, is TO go TO
Middlebury soon.-Addison Smith has
moved to Mack's Mills. T. SaybaIl has
moved on to James Brodie's farm.-Tru-
man Blake has rented the Langmaid house
and is to open a meat market.-Carroll
Beebe is to occupy the Gilman house.
Glover
Little Hattie Walker was quite sick last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin b. Rich gave a re-
ception last Friday.
Frank Taylor is to furnish the village
with ice next summer.
Forrest osgood has gone to Wells River
to work for Mr.. Bailey.
Congratulations to Fred Darling and
wife on the advent Of an heir.
There viii be preaching services at the
Universalist church next Sunday.
Fernando Stone is holding dancing
schools at Institute hall which are quite
well attended.
Clarence Vincent was confined 90 the
house with grip several days last week
Burt Mitchell took his place in the cream
cry.
DIR. A. K. Leonard, who came home from
Boston to spend the holidays, is entertain
ing the grip and has been unable TO re-
urn.
John Mcclellan and family spent Christ
mas at West Burke.-Martin Bean OF New
has been home during the hol-
days.
Simon Smith has sold the stage route TO
Mr.. Rash of Barton Landing, who Will
move his family into Mrs. Chas. McLel-
ANS house.
Chas. Kelton has cut 1000 cakes Of ice on
Bruce pond i'm Sheffield. This week he
will cut on Daniels pond and next week
on Stone pond.
Mrs. Hattie Clark, who has been in
for a month having her arm
,reated, returned home Dec. "a, the treat
nent having been successful.
Glover Grange will meet for installation
IF officers Tuesday evening, Jan. 10. IL is
expected that Mr.. Galutia OF Jerhico, will
be present TO install the officers.
Rev. E. V. Stevens of Oakland, Me. is
low settled at Lyndonville and will preach
Ioon at one O'Clock, and every other Sun
lay at same place and hour during the
rear.
Dean Dwinell of st. Johnsbury spent
sunday in town.. III. Percival enter
aimed his brother, Q. f. Percival from
Barton, on Christmas day.-Frank Nc
Iellan and wife from Lyndon were I'm
own last week.
Mrs. Lyman Randall's friends here will
De panied to learn that she has recently
ustained a fracture OF the hip and arm
rom falling down stairs while alone in the
louse. She was without assistance for
our hours.
Harrison Wilson came very near break
ng leg while butchering last week. The
nimal which Wilson had just knocked
own partly recovered and caught him be-
ide barrel of sand, wrenching one limb
o severely that he has had Ibut little use
4 it since.
The union Christmas exercises at the
ong. chnrch were finely selected and well
endered. While all did exceedingly well,
9th in singing and i'm recitation, IL was
he little tots that brought down the
ouse, their bright faces and sweet voices
leasing all.
Vest Glover,
Mathew Nesbit is stopping at j. Borland's.
N. t. Lyman has bought an old building
the Phillip Bros. and will take II down
nd convert it into a sugar house.
Many are doYn with the grip.
Judge Thompson was quite i'll in Rut-
md last week.
Mrs. Eliza Chapman is in South Barton
fnr hor ho A.