Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-01-01

aiart for Cuba Thursday of this week. Mr..
harris goes with hope that the change
N pf climate may prove beneficial to his
w health.
W Miss Maggie Gebbie of Lowell, Mass.vis-
N Led her father, John Cebbie last week, she
N fcturned home Saturday. Miss Gebbie has
4 wprked in cotton factory in Lowell for
N oTer thirty years.
The Christmas exercises at 1.-THE Cong.
W rhurch Monday evening were well at
VI tended. A pleasing program was given
" Many presents were distributed and an
H Enjoyable evening spent by those present.
"A Leonard Goss goes to Burlington this
N EEK to attend the Dairy School.-Eben
" R chardson is stopping with his son John
W No. a few weeks.-Raymond Soule of Burl-
ington has been home spending few days
18th her uncle, w. s. Ingalls,.
Bend.
M I'll. E. Clark will return to Boston the
M 15th, to resume work on the electric rail-
|8roRd.
M Miss Alice Skinner, who is attending
M Brigham Academy at Bakersfield, together
N Nth Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Caswen of War
" rem, n. H., were guests at the home of
NJ Joseph Clark over Christmas. -Ethel Fol-
I'D m Pendergast and family of Dickinson,
M N. Dakota, are visiting friends and relatives
Mill town. Miss Laura Duval was home over
|Christmas.
Holland.
George and Bert Jenness were at home
|'fpr the holidays.
M Miss Enith Moulton has gone to Bur-
pington to spend the winter with her aunt,
Mrs. Spaulding.
N The Christmas exercises at the M. E.
|church on Monday evening were well
'rarried out, the singing by the choir be-
ing exceptionally good. Two. large, we'll
led trees failed to hold all the gifts, sew
nal tables being filled as well. The church
was crowded to its utmost capacity and
.HVeryone seemed filled with the spirit of
the season.
.[rasburgh.
Miss Nora Shepherd is at home.
George Lee is at home from the U. V. M.
1or the holidays.
Mrand MrsFred Grant visited in Hard
ick last week.
M The mill hands were all presented with
urkey or S1.OO Christmas.
IA daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chr Carpenter Dec. 14th.
Nh. and Mrs. Beauclerk spent Chris tmas
18th their daughter in Newport.
Miss Myra Taplin recently spent week
Ii M. NJ. Taplin's at Barton Landing.
christmas was pleasantly observed with
Fees and exercises by both societies.
a daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
harIes Brush in Hopkinton,N. Y, Dec.21.
Miss Mabel Granger received an auto
arp for a Christmas gift from the Epworth
Hague.
Miss Mckenzie who has been in Boston
be past year, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Runway.
The w. c. I. U, will meet with Mrs.
pseph Cook Wednesday afternoon at the
BuaI hour.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. Jas
w ID Smith Thursday. Dinner will be served
] 80. All are cordially invited.
There will be sociable at Mrs. Gold
nith's next Friday evening. A general
vitation is extended. Refreshments will
served.
At the business meeting of the Cong'l.
riety Friday evening, o. G. Page, Mrs.
I'll. Thompson and Matte Holdrige were
psen committee for the ensuing year.
The Scythe Snath Company now have
Dir headquarters in this village. Mr.
wards of Weathersfield has charge of
4 -l-o ! I,
Hiss MARY Haynes came from Philips
rg, P.Q., last Tuesday to spend the week
th her sister Amy, at w. D.Tyler's. The
sses Haynes are daughters of the late
Stanton Haynes of CoIebrook, P. O.,
10 was brother of Mrs.Tyler.
Homer Crawford, who lives on the Allen
fn found deer with broken leg on his |
mises last Monday. The animal soon |
ID and Commissioner Titcomb of ST. |
BINS bury was notified and he ordered it |
/ to st. Johnsbury where it will be used |
food in the fish hatchery.
here was quiet wedding at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Parker ct noon
Ristmas, when their daughter Gertrude,
married to Mr.. George Ross of Port
b, Maine. The ceremony was perform
by Rev. F. M. Dickey, in the presence
bnly few friends. They took the after
IN train for West Roxbury, Mass. where
Ross has charge of truant school.
eirimany friends extend congratulations
best wishes for happy future.
mong the early heroes who graduated
% West Point, the name of Colonel E.
Wood, who was an uncle of Mrs. w. D.
er of this place, stands most prominent.
Wood was man of unusual tact, abil-
and bravery. He WAS killed while lead