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

fever. Mrs. {. L. Green had serious at
tack of heart trouble last Thursday, but Is
much better.
George Reed and Harry Darling have
leased and taken possession of the Grandy
foundry and machine shop, lately purchas-
ed by w. S. Comstock.
A large number of sunday-school chill
dren and their friends enjoyed the supper,
exercises and Christmas tree i'm the n. b.
vestry Monday evening. Rev. r. r.. Phil
lips and wife each received chair from
their people here.
Glover.
N. M. Lewis has commenced on his lum-
Der job.
John A. Campbell has gone back to his
work i'm Craftsbury.
Myra Gray of Sheffield is visiting at
Naples and vicinity.
Mrs. A. c. Clark visited her parents IN
Newport, last week.
Will Jones from Lyndon is at home
through the holidays.
Charles Berry, wife and son from Lyn-
don, spent Christmas with Mrs. Dorcas
Mcclellan.
Harley Drew has moved on to Black Hin,
where he is TO get out lumber when the
snow comes.
The Christmas exercises at the South
church Monday evening, were enjoyed
by large crowd.
Mrs. George Dean of w. Burk has been
very sick with the grip at John McLellan's
for the past week.
g.
to have one of his horses break leg a few
days ago; the animal had to be killed.
Joseph King recently killed a nine
months old pig for Westley Sherburne
w hie h dressed 425 pounds. Who can beat
this?
The Naples Literary Club will meet with
Mrs. j. A. Campbell next Thursday. All
the members are requested 10 be present
as the study of "Our New Possessions" is
to be taken up.
Mrs. Geo. Anderson is seriously IN from
the effects of fall some time ago.-Hiram
Mcclellan, who has been i'm poor health, is
better.-Mrs. l.. A. Pratt has been on the
sick list for some time.
Eighteen little folks, ages ranging from
four months to seven years, met Santa
Claus at c. 5. Phillips home last Tuesday
afternoon, and each and all received an
apron full OF gifts. Happier little people
are seldom seen. The tree decorated with
gifts especially dear to children, was soon
cleared, and the little ones trudged home
quite certain that Santa Claus knew how
to make them happy, sure enough.
j. J. Lewis, the Apostle of the Passion
Play i'm America, will give his popular
lecture upon this subject on Tuesday
evening, Jan. 2, at the South church. In
addition to the lecture several sets of NOV
ing pictures, "Scenes upon a Railway
Train" Landing of the Steamer i'm
Europe" Services in a Cologne Cathe-
dral," "a Swiss Festival at Interlaken,"
etc, will help give interest and variety 20
the entertainment. Admission 20 cents;
children 10 cents. All come.
Much sorrow is left over the death OF
Mrs. Myra Dwinell Couburn at her home
i'm Maiden Mass. Mrs. Couburn left four
children She is well remembered here as
young lady of much talent, and her pleas
ant ways made her a favorite with all. She
died of appendicitis, after a short illness.
Glover Grange No. 272 will give a pub
lie installation OF officers elected for 1900,
at Institute hall Saturday evening, January
9th. State Master Belt and Ward Deputy
Dow will be present; installation free 70
to the public. At the conclusion of the
oysters will be served con-
Guiding with a promenade. Oysters and
promenade 25 cents. Officers elect are re-
quested TO be present at p. m. sharp.
West Glover.
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work for Geo. King.
Mr.. Wells Of Woodbury. has been visiting
1t James Cameron's.
The Congregationalists have a roll call
md dinner at the church on Tuesday.
E. G. Baker and family spent their
Christmas in Canada with Mrs. Bakers
people.
The Cook gathering at Mrs. Agnes Cooks
recently numbered thirty-four. No need
10 say it was a merry company.
Freeman III. Bean went to Abbotsford, p.
}. to attend a reunion of the Crossdelds
nd other relatives on New Years Day.
James Cameron and others who held
heir wool and now have a quantity TO sell
t the advanced price will tell you 1t paid.
Reuben Stevens remains about the same.
The little babe of III. III. Skinner is still
reat sufferer.-Mr. Abbott seems to be
ailing.
Miss Maggie Smith, who has been in
he employ of Freeman Bean as house
.eeper for the past six years, goes this week
o Ler home in Walden TO spend the winter.
Mr.. Freeman Bean went to st. Johnsbury
,tr. Dec. % to attend the funeral OF r.. p.
Allen a brother-in- Mr.. Allen was