Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-12-24

at Joseph Cooks was very pleas SAINT affair
A chicken pie dinner was served to between
thirty and forty persons. In the business
meeting the ladies voted to furnish supper
for the Masons who are to hold their dis
trict meeting at Irasburg on Jan. s, 1901.
AS Mr.. G. B. Brewster was taking Miss
Eunice Wheeler home last week, the horse
SHE'D and ran on to a snow drift tipping
both occupants out. Miss Wheeler was
quite badly injured, but is recovering
Mr.. Brewster escaped unhurt. After run
ming up to Mr.. Wheeler's store, the horse
returned home.
The Masons of the 10th Masonic district
will hold their annual district meeting
with the lodge here the afternoon and eve
ming of Tuesday, Jan. 8th. There are six
lodges in the district and it is expected
that the attendance will be very large.
Meridian Sun Lodge, with E. II. Wallace,
w. NJ. in the chair, will work the E. A.
degree in the afternoon, and in the evening
Central lodge, G. W. Russell, w. M. will
confer the third degree. This will be fol-
lowed by banquet in court house hall
Prominent Masons from various sections
Of the state will be present and some good
speaking will be heard.
Lowell.
W. L. Kinsley has been very poorly all
the fall but is beginning to get out little
more now.
Logs are coming in to the mill here rath-
er slowly owing to the early SHOWS which
seriously interfered with cutting them.
house of DR.. Hill and will move there as
soon as Jacob Greenwood, the present Oc-
cupant, moves out.
Frank Murphy and Wilbur Blanchard
are at home from New York on a visit.
Frank is suffering from broken shoulder,
which interfered with MS business as ice
man.
Mrs. Della Bogue, who has been keeping
house for VIM. Chaffee's people for some
time past, died from the effects of shock
last Wednesday. The funeral was held in
Eden on Friday.
Harry Chase, son OF S. r. Chase shot HIM
self through the palm of his left hand
while experimenting with an old revolver
which he purchased OF a schOOlmate. The
bows attend the school in the Richards
district and this Is the second shooting
accident that has happened there this year.
The boys ought TO know that aside from
the possibility of personal injury from
firearms, there is penalty impos-
ed by the law for carrying such weapons.
H. III. Bartlett will clerk for Fred Taylor
of Newport Center while Mr. Taylor is
away for the winter. Henry Rye will oc-
cupy Mr.. BartIett's house for the winter.
Newport.
The employees OF the B. F. Moore & Co.
factory are working only nine hours.
E. A. Walcott OF Glover assisted w. E.
jerks, the photographer, during the holt
days.
Mrs. Effie A. Donnie, former resident,
was recently married to Mr.. James Pierce
in Montpelier.
R. G. Donney has opened barber shop
in the rooms formerly occupied by George
Burbank as store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Richardson have
moved from West Derby into w. E. jerks
tenement on Cottage street.
There is to be an observance of Christ
mas at the Cong'i church Tuesday evening,
and also at the NJ. E. church.
Mary Richmond is home from Holyoke
Mass. where she has been attending school.
"A. H. ChiIson is home from Boston where
he has been during the past fall.
Henry Wilson of Derby, former citizen
here, fell last week injuring one of his hips
quite severely. This is the fourth time he
Gas fallen and sustained injuries to this
nip.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Templeton of Mont
oelier were in town the past week on their
Wedding trip. Mrs. Templeton is a sister
If Mrs. Frank Hill.
Joseph Colby is home from Dartmouth
college, Park Farrar and Clayton Elkins
rom st. Johnsbury, and Ralph Hamilton
rom Burlington, to spend the holiday
racatiOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Curtis are visiting in
springfield, Mass, and Hartford, Conn.,,
Turing the holidays.-Mrs. Horace Story |
listed her daughter, Mrs. n. L. Eos
er, last week.-Mrs.. t. j. Richards has |
from Stamford, Conn, where she |
las been for several weeks.
Miss Marjory Batchelder assisted by Miss
Gorham, pianist, and Mr..
'homas F. Burrough, violinist, of St.
ohnsbury, gave piano recital at the Odd |
fellows hall last Tuesday evening. Miss
Satchelder has taken lessons in Burllng-
on and is coming to the front as pianist. |
he has over twenty scholars in this vicin-
ty beside going to ST. Johnsbury to play |
n the NJ. E. church there. The hall was
lied with large and appreciative audi