Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-01-15

be very sorry to hear of her sudden death
at Keene, N. III.
The lecture by j. j. Lewis last week was
well attended and much enjoyed. The
mo wing pictures however, were far from
being a success.
A. p. Bean, LOOMS Stanton, DIR. Dow,
Will Mason, John Mcclellan, II. Il. French.
c. p. Bean, John Hoyt, +. III. Bean and
c. s. Parker attended the Masonic meeting
at Island Pond.
The next regular meeting of the Mason
Post and w. II. G. will be held next Thurs
day for the installation of officers. A full
attendance is desired, officers elect espec-
tally requested to be present.
AS Rev. Mr.. Stevens was unable 10 full
fill his engagement here Jan. 9TH, Mrs.
Stevens occupied the pulpit in his stead
and delivered very acceptable discourse
on "Cheerfulness or the Sunshine OF Life.D
Albert f. Hinckley is making prepara-
tions to soon move to the village.-Hiram
Newell has broken up house keeping
Leon Collins has moved into the Newell
house.-Ezra Clark has purchased the farm
at s. Glover occupied by N. fl. Drew.
There will be a Mite Society social Fri
day afternoon and evening. Supper will
be served from five o'clock until six thirty,
after which the young people will give a
literary entertainment. The usual price Of
ten cents will be asked. All are cordially
invited.
Dwight Dwinell of Burlington is visit
ing friends in town.-Mrs. Il. A. Scott of
st. Johnsbury visited at LindoI French's
last Saturday.-Mrs. III. j. Miller Is visit
ing friends in town.-Miss Birdena Hall
has returned from Manchester and gone 10
work at Barton.
Last Friday, a team driven by Ernest
Wilson made things lively up the village
street, leaving the sleigh i'm very small
pieces at irregular intervals and Ernest
bringing up the rear resolving, no doubt,
that he would see that the horse was
hitched before leaving it next time.
West Glover.
Mrs. Charles Hubbard and son VIII, are
home from Boston.
Allen Tichurst is i'm Burlington prepar-
ing himself for work i'm a creamery.
Rev. s. r. Vincent has received a fine fur
coat from his friends and parishioners.
Clarence Hazen and his brother MAYNARD
Of Boston, have been visiting their aunt,
Mrs. John Thorp.
The week of prayer was observed here
and meetings were held every evening
through the week.
Mr.. John A. Uric and his sister, Mrs. Geo.
Young, were called to Lowell, last week TO
attend the funeral of an aunt.
Mrs. Joseph Crane seems to be gaining
rapidly under the new treatment, being
lble to ride out after being confined closely
10 her room the past six months.
1t was reported in last weeks paper that
Meadow Brook creamery paid its patrons
cents for December butter. /
would like to say that it paid it's patrons
wenty-three and one-half cents for Nov.
1utter and that it has not paid for Decem-
Der butter yet. N. &. STEVENS.
Mrs. Geo. King is much better and Mrs.
Iohn King more comfortable.
John King from Barre was in town last
week, called here by the illness OF his
mother.
b. II. Fairbanks has been elected Super
ntendent for the coming year in the Con-
regational Sunday school and Bert Cook
Norwood Drown is having all the work
n the saw-mill that he can do. He has
he assistant and expects soon to employ
mother.
greensboro Bend.
Miss Hattie Mcclellan visited Miss Mabel
lsdon over Sunday.
Mrs. j. Il. Rollins recently received news
( the death of her brothers. child i'm Ten
essee.
The Post held a dinner at the home OF
liram Daniels, Jan. IL. A pleasant time
reported.
Mrs. c. w. Thompson's mother is fail-
lg and is very feeble. She is quite ad-
anced in years.
Mrs. Marcia Batchelder is stopping at
:. Bronson's while Mr.. Bronson and fam
Y are in Boston.
Bert Piper has taken a large lumber job
Henry Hill of Stannard and already has
,veral men in the woods.
Rev. j. q. Sherburne conducted Quar-
,rly Conference exercises at the M. IL.
lurch last Wednesday evening.
G. o. Damon has received the sad news
the death of his sister, Mrs. Page, OF
n. II. Mrs. Dinson went to
Manchester Wednesday TO attend the flu
eral.
holland.
Miss Myrtle Hartwell is spending week
18th friends at Stanstead.
j. A. Bradford who has been indisposed
n two weeks is improving.