Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-12-10

MALTA was highly complimented by the
visitors. The degree : IS exempliied in
manner which 6ju credit to Sun beam
Lodge and was pr',ted by all the visiting
guests. Ehc icc-e Is in very flourishing
condition v:ea bright prospects for the
future.
Barton Landing.
viii Monteith Will move to Evansville
this Vocabulary Ford is at home from
New Jersey OF a vacation Rev. and Mrs.
c. E. OrdWay, on returning to Windsor
from their wedding trip, met very cordial
reception and were the recipients Of valua
Bile presents.-H. A. Convey and Miss Sarah
Parker of Lowell were married last week.
Andrew Wiley is at home on the sick
Iist.-Pr7p partitions are being made for
banquet and watch night service at the NJ.
z. church Oh the evening of Dec 31st-
The Ladies Aid Of the M. E. church VIII
meet at the vestry next Thursday P. NJ
a. ". Wiley has been appointed delegate
to the annual meeting Of the state Grange
to be held at Brattleboro soon.
South Albany.
A donation visit for the benefit OF
Rev. z. Trowbridge and family VIII Se
made at the parsonage next Friday even
ing.
The MONITOR agent will be at the post
Office here Monday, Dec. 18th, from 10 a.
IN. till Z NJ. See him and arrange for club
papers
East Albany.
The MONITOR agent viii be al the post
Office here Monday, Dec. 18th, from p. m.
tc p. n. This will be the time to order
your CLUB papers.
Coventry.
The MONITOR agent viii be at the post
Office here Tuesday evening, Dec. 18th, and
Wednesday, Dee. 18th, until noon. See
him during bis stay and arrange for your
club papers.
The Christian EndeavOr society addedthe
snug litele sum Of 1858 70 their treasury
last Friday night, as the net proceeds Of /
their safe and oyster supper.-The friends
Of David Drake gave him a birthday par
ty last Wednesday evening in honor of his
51st hday.--Harry Black teaches school
in the North neighborhood, Allie Wright
at the Center and a Miss Cummings on
West HilI-Mrs. Peter Williams has the
grip.-Curtis Calhoun Of Boston is III
town.
West Charleston
Plan 10 take il the sale at the CongI
vestry Friday afternoon and evening of
this week. Supper Will not be served as
announced last week but real, pure, IN
aduIterated maple sugar on snow and
doughnuts will be served at Bro. Cooks
new sugar camp Meet at the vestry and
take a guide board for the camp where
you will find Mr.. Cook ready to serve and !
entertain you.
Graf $.,;s4llN
c. H. Hanson has bought the James
McEwen farm, paying S40O0.-The Old
Maids Convention was decided success I
in every particular. The InaKe-over ar 4
raDgement was most wonderful and must
grow in popularity. Miss Rowen's whist
ling solo was appreciated by all and the
exercises were exceedingly fine.-SheTiff /
Libbey aud j. e. Allen went to Waterbury /
asylum last Tuesday with Mrs. Annie
Eastman, who has been judged insane
Crafts bury Grange will give poverty 1.
promenade and oyster supper at town ball
Friday evening, Dec. 14.-There is talk .
that we shall have a lecture course. Let /
us hope it will prove to De a true report.
North CraIts!,Siry.
Il. y. Stevens was on the sick list last /
week Frank Cass mas moved his family !
into Mr.. PadGock's house.-The academy |
students held a masquerade promenade !
and box sociabIe at the hall last Monday /
evening.
East CraftSbury.
There are several cases Of scarlet fever in |
this vicinity and the school in Dist No. Z /
in Greensboro has been closed for the pres
ent.-Mr. Robert Young has bought John |
Gallagher's farm, better known as the
William Seaver place, and taken possession. !
Glad to have Mr.. Young settle there.-Mr. |
Alex Shields is nearly ready to move into
his new house. It is one of the best farm
dwellings in this community. Fred New
ton of Albany is finishing the job.
Derby.
The MONITOR agent will be at the post
office here Friday, Dec. Dist, all day and !
evening. This will be the time to order
your club papers. Do not fail to see him.
Mrs. Harry Richard was called to Smiths
Mills recently by the illness and death of
her father, Mr.. Read.-Prof. G. A. Andrews
was called to Rockland, Maine, Wednes-
day by the serious illness of his mother
Invitations are out for the wedding on
Dec. 10th of Mr.. Harry t. Robbins and
Miss Winnie Campbell of Newport.-The
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Robbins was
the scene Of a pleasant gathering Wednes-
day evening when the near relatives Of Mr..
Robbins came to remind him that it was
his fiftieth birthday-The ladies OF the
Baptist church will hold magazine social