Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-12-31

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Last Mondays deer, evidently frightened
in the woods by the lumbermen, passed o.
Cushing's farm, crossed the river to Maj.
CIRCUITS bank and going through Daley
and Albee's yards, disappeared in Mr..
| Carpenters woods.
Charles Searles and Frank Harvey return
. to Boston tomorrow.-Forrest Dow of
Island Pond spent Christmas in town.
| Miss Bertha Pinney returns to her work in
a Boston hospital.-Mrs. Charles r. Bates,
Misses Florence and Edith Bates, Ben and
Hattie Bisbee are spending the holidays in
town.-Eugene Weber of Boston is in
! town.
West Derby.
S. G. Scott is building a large slaughter
house near Chas. Gays.
Mrs. McGowan of Georgeville, Q ue., is
guest at II. l.. Dailey's.
A watch night meeting will be held to-
night Monday in the F. B. church.
Clinton Tucker has gone to Portland, Me-,
as car repairer for B. and M. r. R.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet at par
sonage Thursday afternoon and evening.
Frank Litchfield has moved into the
Gale house, and Mr.. Coyne into the Hast
ings house on Oak St.
Mrs. Addie Bradley who has been with
her daughter, Mrs. White, since her return
from Lowell, Mass, has returned to her
own home.
The exercises at the F. B. church Christ
mas evening were very fine aud listen ed to
by crowded house. They showed thor
ough drilling by the instructors.
Fred and Jennie Hunt and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Magoon of Name hester, spent
Christmas with friends here.-Horace Hol-
son of Worcester, Mass, was home last
week.
MrsJ. S. Stiles, who went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burlington fortnig ut
ago for surgical treatment, is recovering
rapidly and expected home within two
weeks.
Derby Line.
Kingsbury Foster won the Greenwood
prize scholarship in oratOry at Tufts col
Iege.
John Raymond has situation as fireman
on the Grand Trunk road, running be-
tween Island Pond and Portland.
Miss Mary Lillian Berry of Smith college
Northampton, Mass, is spending the hOli-
DAYS with her grandfather, Judge Merit
man-Mrs. Charles Copp and children Of |
East Charleston visited at n. A. Beach's
recentIy.-Iiss Alice Robinson and Miss
Lily Blanchard are home from Massachu-
sets for the holidays. -Frank Ball from
Bishops college has been visiting here.
Glover.
John NJ. Salman is at work for j. Arthur.
Remember the New Years ball at Insti- I
tute hall this evening.
Carl Abbott has gone to Attleboro, Mass,
to work during the winter.
Twenty-four people sat down to Xmas t
dinner at John Hoyt's last Tuesday.
Miss May Norton has been at home from /
Mortified for two weeks vacation.
A large number of pickerel were taken
from Daniels pond one day last week.
The W. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs F.
F. Leonard Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 6th.
Frank Bean and Fred Pierce of Barton
visited at r. e. French's last Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs BunnelPs son at Stewards
town has been very sick but is better now.
George Drew, wife, and son st. Johns
bury are expected to-day for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Carpenter spent
Christmas with their mother, Mrs. John
Arthur.
Mr.. VIM. KeIton has so far recovered as
10 be moved TO his daughters home in
Sheffield
Mrs. Mary Anderson, who has been in
Door health for several years, passed away
Dec. 10Th.
E. A. Walcott is doing Photographic
work for the Percival Manufacturing Co.,
It Barton.
w. c. Leonard has been severely i'll for
he past two weeks but is thought to be on
he gain now.
Mr.. J. E. Dwinell presented his daughter
edith with a fine Ivers & Pond piano for
christmas present.
Miss Mary Norton is home from North
ield.-N. A. Norton from Lyndonville
pent Christmas in town.
DIR. Kendrick, who has purchased the
Practice of DR.. Human of Charleston, will
commence his practice about Feb. LIST.
F. H. Percival and wife spent Christmas
t Lyndon.-Mrs. Rosette Hall has been
listing her daughter, Mrs. Bean, at West
nore.
Owing to the condition of the roads J. E t
)winell and wife spent Christmas at home
instead of visiting their daughter as re- t
orted last week.
Mrs. Brunette Goodwin, who has been