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

remembered with tin ware, also beauti-
full cut glass Ice cream set.-CarI White has
engaged to travel for G. H. Harvey Drug
Co. of Saratoga, n. Y, and is assigned to
the territory in the state of Alabama
Harry May of St. Johnsbury will be here
Wednesday, Dec. II, and try to organize
singing school. We hope he will be sue
! cessful-Through the efforts of Rev. JO-
seph Hamilton we are TO have a lecture
/ course mere this winter. The first will be
given in the Odd Fellows Hall, Dec. II, by
Rev. A. j. Hough; Jan. IS, 1901, Rev. G. w.
Hunt; Feb. LIST, Hon. Porter Dale; Feb.
10, Rev. G. 0. Jenkins; Mar. list, enter
/ tainment.-The county G. Z. Convention
| held here last Tuesday and Wednesday
was we'll attended and there were good
] speakers from away and all the porgram
! was carried out. These officers were cleo
! ted pres, J. r. Aiken; vice pres, Rev.
c. II. Brown, both of Newport; sec. and
treas, Mrs. c. w. Tenney of Barton; ju-
Nor Sec, Miss Jennie NJ. Locke of Barton
Landing; assistant junior Sec, Miss Mabel
Cattanach of NeWport.-Harry Black is
teaching school in Coventry Susie
O'Rouke is teaching in Evansville, her sis
ter, Ethel, teaches in Bloomington village.
Newport Center.
The MONITOR agent will be at the post
office in this village Friday, Dec. 21st,
from 10 a. m, until 2 p. N. Plan to see him
and order your club papers.
Amos Lawson has moved from R. Fl.
Rice's house to the residence he recently
purchased OF Mrs. Ami Carlin.-Nfr. Mar
tin Burt and Mrs. Nettie Smith both Of
Lunen burg were united in marriage at the
home Of her father, Mr.. Edmund DOane,
by Rev. c.. W. Morse Thanksgiving day
ssh ohnson has moved to Barton and VIII
BeadIe has moved to O. e. Williams farm.
A. Kinnie has moved to the farm which
ne recently purchased OF Eli Sherman.-EIi
Sherman has moved into the house that
was used as the NJ. E. sOnage.-There
are several cases Of measles in this village.
-Nettie Smith is teaching school at Derby
Center.
Troy.
The MONITOR agent will be at the post
office here Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 10Th.
DO not fail to see him and order your club
papers.
Mrs. Maggie Wells has returned to Cop
perfieId. and Mrs. Ned Martin have
returned to their home in New York.-AIr.
Roy Martin has moved here from WesttieId.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wiley have re-
turned to Manchester, \. H.-Alrs. NJ. J.
Higgins, who has been very sick, is better.
Mr.. Eugene Young has moved from
TuckerviIe to Stevens Mills School began
Monday with Misses Lena Hitchcock and
Jessie Woodwork teachers.-Leon Bean
has bought the Evans farm and Mr.. Evans !
has bought a house III the village.-Z. |
Wright has moved to Mill street. Mrs.
Wright's mother is living with them.
North Troy.
Henry Flint left Tuesday for FL Paso, !
Texas, from which place ne will go to Hot |
Springs. He has for several years been
sufferer from rheumatism ana it is hoped |
that he viii receive benefit from the trip.
" t>th lei.
The MONITOR agent Will be in this place |
Wednesday forenoon, Dee. 10Th. See him |
at this time and arrange for your club pa
pers.
Frank Chapman viii move into the house |
lately vacated by Dudley Traver.-Anna |
Barnes of Bakersfield teaches the school on
North Hill this winter.-DelIa BenWare is /
teaching her second term of school in /
LoweIl.-Miss Borland, who has been stay
ing at E. s. Miller's, will keep the school !
in the Lapier district this winter.-Dudley
Traver has bought w. d. Miller's farm on
the river and took possession last week.
Mr.. Miller takes Mr.. Traver's house in the .
village in partial payment.-M. Winslow
Farman is away on lecturing tour. Mr..
Farman is known nearly everywhere in the
state and never fails to draw large house.
-Pliny Wrigh t has bought of John Martin
the land in the village next to the NJ. Z.
church.-There will be a Christmas tree
in the Cong. church this year, the M. Z.
Sunday school joining the Cong. Sunday
school in making up the program. 1t will
be stated later whether it will be Monday
or Tuesday evening.
WeStmOre.
w. G. Daniels who has been quite sick
is better.-H. c. Lyon is in Boston on bus
iness.-C. w. Skinner has commenced his
Ium Der job. He expects to cut six hundred
thousand feet.-Miss Ruby Campbell
teaches in Dist. No. and Miss Myrtle
Woodwork in No. Al. P. Lyon has been
very successful in trapping this fall; he
has nineteen fox, one coon and one skunk
skin.-Mrs. d. II. Fox and Mrs. T. Carpen-
ter are visiting in ST. Adams.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
West Burke.