Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-12-16

place for some time has been obliged to
resign his position on account of ill health,
aud will go to Denver, Colorado hoping
that the change of climate will be. pencil
cial. Mr.. NJ. Porter Dixon of Stanstead
will succeed Mr.. Suddard as agent.
Beebe Plain.
H. B. Stewart was in Boston last week.
Miss Margaret Aver has been i'll OF late
but is now better.
Mrs. VIM. Leney visited friends at
Mack's Mills recently.
The granite shops at Stanstead Junction,
owned by VIM. Hasleton, will be closed
until after the holidays.
Miss Carrie Peck was called to Baldwin's
Mills recently on account of the illness OF
her sister, Mrs. Pardon Baldwin.
Glover.
Miss Cora Marsh spent Sunday with
Miss Webster of Barton.
Earle Richardson worked last week at
Stiles drug store, St. Johnsbury.
The will be a social dance at Institute
Hall on Tuesday evening Dec. II to dedi-
cate the new piano.
r. E. French has an opening of new
goods on Wednesday of this week. Re-
freshments will be served.
The Mite Society hold their next regular
meeting at South church parlors on Fri
day of this week when they will serve a
public dinner. Price 15c. each.
c. s. Phillips is very busy at this time.
He has already on hand nearly one hundred
deer heads to be mounted aud five moose
heads, in addition to a large amount of
of other animals.
Hazel, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. II. Cook, was taken very ill last
Monday with appendicitis. DIR. Smith of
Hanover, N. H., was called in council on
Friday and an operation was performed
that night which was successful but he
could not promise recovery, but said she
never could be strong should she not have
the operation, even if she should get better
now. Mr.. Cooks people have our hearty
sympathy.
The state board of agriculture will hold
farmers meeting at the South church
Friday, Dec. 20. All are cordially invited.
PROGRAM.
Commencing at 1O:3O o'clock.
FORENOON.
1890. Address of Welcome, III. II. Cook.
1O:45. The Clover Crop, Geo. HI. Terrill,
Morrisville
Sheep Husbandry, Hon. Geo. Ait
kin, Woodstock, Member of the
Board.
AFTERNOON.
Music
200. Grasses, Prof. L. r. Jones, Burling-
ton, State Agricultural College.
300. tuberculosis, q. j. Bell, Walden
EVENING.
Music.
Z 40. Foods for the Dairy Cow, to Buy
or Raise, Hon. Ernest Hitchcock,
PiJtsford, Member of the Board.
$3.50. A Good Dairy Type, Hon, Geo.
Aitkin, Woodstock.
West Glover.
Christmas exercises at the church.
NC. Stevens went to Bradford last week |
Tom Smith went to Boston, but came |
back here instead of going to Georgia, as
Anumber went from here to the Cadman |
were greatly pleased with it.
Reuben Stevens has taken back the farm |
that he rented to the Jackman Brothers |
aud is now carrying on his own farm.
Mrs. Jane Simpson has been stopping at |
Mrs. Abbott's for a week while Mrs. |
has been caring for Mrs. Bertha
Wright. Mrs. Wright is improving.
Mrs. Emily Wild and son are visiting
Mrs. WiId's father, d. Baker.-Dan Greg
Dry, who has been to the Philippines but
is now discharged, has been spending sew
eral days here with his aunt, Mrs. Herman
Prescott.
Mrs. Barry has just returned from Cleve-
and, Ohio, where she went to visit her
sisters, Mrs. Henry Orvis and Mrs. John
Bush. A party was given by Mrs. Bush in
honor of Mrs. Barry's sixtieth birthday,
where twenty EIGHT of the relatives met.
Four generations were present, one sister
whom Mrs. Barry had not seen for forty
1ine years. Mrs. Barry brought home
many pleasant remem ORANGES OF the happy
gathering.
North Troy.
Willie Lyon has returned to his home in
N. ii.
Mrs. 81. A. Clough, who has been i'll
With the grip, is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burnham have gone
o Johnson to spend the winter.
Mrs. NJ. A. Elkins is visiting her