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

Charles Hyland has bought building
lot here and will build blacksmith shop.
VIM. Hanson had barrel OF cider stolen
from his veranda recently Mr.. Hanson
requests the thief TO return the barrel
when he gets il empty.
Among those who have had telephones
placed in their houses recently are VIM.
Barclay, A. >. BabcocN, Horace McLaren
and Hiram Calderwood.
Derby.
Mrs. A. T. Daley spent few days last
week with Mrs. w. T.. DcLarm OF New
port.
Several from here attended the wedding
of II. T. Robbins and Miss Winnie Camp
bell at Newport Wednesday evening.
After several unsuccessful attempts, Bert
Richie has succeeded in getting IN. H.
Wilder's gun from the river. After laying
there two weeks it IS not harmed at all.
The young peoples choral society Of the
academy, assisted by talent from shcr-
brooke, gave a very pleasing and profitable
entertainment last Wednesday evening.
The Baptist Sunday Will hold
Christmas exercises, consisting OF a can
tata and tree, in the town han tonight, IA
which the other schools have been invited
to join.
The friends OF Miss Luclla Ballou. "a
former teacher I'm the academy, viii be- in-
terested TO learn of her marriage TO Rev.
Charles Otis Ames OF Rochester, n. 81,
Dec. 10.
Aaron and Misses lncz and May Grout
are home from Burlington Tor the holidays.
-Messrs. Frank Harvey and Charles
Searles are home from their schools ia Bos-
ton for the Christmas vacation.
Derby Line.
John G. Foster and family are home
from Halifax for the holidays
Mrs. Phelps has gone 10 Montreal! 10 be
with her daughter, Mrs. Walter ,. Baxter,
for the holidays.
Customs officer, J.. l.. Kelley has bought
the Derby Line hotel OF Captain n. +. Fos-
ter.-Mr. Hunt has sold hls house near the
Stanstead station TO Elder h. w. Fairbanks.
Desire Nevue is again local manager of
the Peoples telephone, taking control OF the
Rock Island exchange again. lie is popu-
lar in the position and patrons viii be very
glad he is re-engaged.
Beebe Plain.
Miss Kathie Blair has returned 10 Derby
Centre to school.
The Misses Ives who recently sold their
place in Magog to Mr.. Steele, have rented
one OF James Knox houses.
Mr.. Porter Dixon has been spending
several days in Boston Engineer Denni-
son has gone 10 his home In Lyndonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Caroline recently
visited their daughter, Mrs. Leslie Monroe.
Mrs. VIM. Lorimer is visiting in DixvIlle.
West Derby.
Ernest Blake is working in W. Ransom's
meat market.
r. NJ. Bulls has moved from Canada into
the Blake tenement.
Henry Richardson has moved from the
Daley tenement 10 Newport.
Bert Webster and family have been Wis
iting friends in Sheffield and vicinity.
David Kelley has purchased the school
craft place on the road TO Derby Center.
Mrs. Towle is very lows. >. Lunt and
Mrs. James Marston remain seriously ill.
Elder Charles Mcclure has been elected
pastor OF the Advent church for another
year.
Bonnie Wright has gone into Bishops
drug store to learn the rudiments Of the
business.
An s-pound daughter was welcomed to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Richard
son Dec. 10.
Christmas will be observed az the +. b.
church by exercises given by the Sunday
school children, and a tree.
There was a large attendance at the do
nation visit at +. b. church Tuesday even
ing for Rev. +. f. Phillips. Receipts. s25.
Joha Stiles went to Burlington Tuesday,
where his wife underwent a severe but
successful operation on Wednesday IN a
hospital.
Daniel Kelley has returned TO his work
in Nashua, y. H.-Airs. Sarah Gray and
daughter Bessie have returned 90 their
home in Nashua, n. H., very much bene-
fitted in health.
A merry party Of hfty-siN gave Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Paquin of Maple street a gem
uine surprise visit on a recent evening i'm
honor of Mrs. Paquin's 10th birthday.
Percy hobplns IN behalt 81 the friends
presented silver sugar sprinkler, nice
lamp and handsome rug.
DIR. George Adams was called to SPRING
field, Mass, some days since 20 his sisters
home, where his father, Ira Adams, had
suffered a severe shock causing his death.
The remains reached here Wednesday
morning and the funeral services were held
at DR.. Adams home at p. M. conducted
by Rev. f. +. Phillips. Mr.. Adams