Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-12-10

are stopping at DR.. Adams instead of
moving back to Westfeld as reported last
week.-Mrs.. James Marston is critically
i'll at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
James Lovejoy.
Glover.
Mrs. Stevens will preach at the South
church next Sunday at one O'Clock p. ~.
The band will give a promenade and
social dance at Institute Hall Thursday,
Dec. 18th. Everyone invited.
Remember the auction sale of real estate
and personal property at the NJ. L. Lewis
farm near Naples post-office tomorrow
tuesday,, Dec. II in the afternoon.
The ladies of the Mite Society viii have
a sale of useful and ornamental articles at
the South church parlors on Friday after
noon and evening. An oyster supper will
be served at the usual hour. Price Is
cents.
West Glover.
James Abbott passed away Wednesday
morning after long illness. He had been
an invalid the past six years. The funeral
was at the South church, Rev. S. S. Vim
cent officiating.-M Barry proposes to
have a series of socials during the winter
term; proceeds to go towards purchasing
a school library. The first viii be box
party Dec. IS. Each lady viii please bring
box containing lunch for two which will
be sold to highest bidder.
Greensboro.
Mrs. Frank Smith will entertain the
Ladies' Home Circle on Wednesday, Dec.
12.-Bertha Melvin has gone TO Stowe to
visit her sisters, Mrs. Ned Keiser and Mrs.
Charley Simmons.-NIiss Matte Soule is
spending few days at G. Y. Simpsons.
Greensboro Bend.
A pleasant gathering Of friends and
neighbors met at the home Of Alvy Adams
and wife Saturday evening, Dec. i, TO re
mind them of the fifteenth anniversary OF
their marriage. The evening was spent in
singing and games and visiting and then
refreshments OF cake and coffee were serv-
ed.-As train No. Z, the west bound ex-
press, due 8:51 a. m. came into the yard
Wednesday morning the engine took the
side track that leads 20 the coal shed.
There were two freight cars, one loaded
with coal the other with scrap iron and
they were both completely demolished
and the engine and baggage car badly
damaged. Frank Miner, engineer, w. NJ.
Daniels, fireman, 0. s. Cogswell, baggage
master, f. E. Douglass mail clerk, Chas
Robinson, express messenger, were all
injured. Robert Stone of Burlington had
his wrist sprained. The other passengers
were shaken up but were not seriously in
jured. The engineer and fireman had
very narrow escape from death.-The sick
are all better.
IrasDl,rgis.
The MONITOR agent will be at the post
Office here Monday evening, Dec. 17th, and
Tuesday, Dec. 18th, all day. Do not fail to
see him and arrange for your club papers.
Mrs. Charles Fisher went last Tuesday to
Montreal where she Will enter a hospital
for treatment.-AIl the schools IN town
commence today Mrs. Woodward will
teach the Brighton school, Elmer Slack on
Morrill, hill and Leo Cook the Burton hill
scnoOl. The same teaahers are engaged for /
the winter term at the viIIage.-Mrs Mar
garet Sylvester returned to her bone in
Nashua last Thursday. Mrs. Sylvester,
Mrs Thompson and Frank D. Thompson
" Of the late Judge Thompson, which
numbers at least ten thousand volumes
4 son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Luke
Eaton Friday, Nov. 30th.-Mrs. Georgia F..
Goldsmith has returned to her home in
Boston.-The ladies of the Cong. society
sent missionary box to Alabama last week. I
The cash value is considered to be about /
$1,000.
Lowell.
The MONITOR agent viii be al the post
Office here Monday evening, Dec. 18th, and /
Tuesday, Dec. 18th, all day. Plan TO see !
him and order your club papers at this |
time. .t
There was a very pretty wedding at ". !
NJ. Parker's Wednesday p. M, Dec. 9th, /
when Miss Sara Parker and Harmon "A. |
Covey were united in marriage by Rev. j. |
Fl. Cone. Miss Minnie StannaFd of Barton
Landing and Miss Theda Wellman were the |
bridesmaids. G. G. Stannard was best man
by Arthur Parker, brother Of the
bride. The bride and her maids were very
dressed in white and carried /
white carnations. The wedding march /
was played by Miss Helen RounsavilIe in a
very acceptable manner. The ceremony
was attended by quite party of relatives
and friends, notwithstanding the terrible
and many useful and valuable
gifts were presented, showing the esteem
in which the young people are held here.
Those present from out Of town were Mr..
and Mrs. Carlos Skinner and son, Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Parker of Barton
Landing and Mr.. Knights of Hatley, Pc,
grandfathe of the bride. The best wishes
of their friends go with the young couple
to their new home, which for the present
will be in Barton Landing.-W lille rolling