Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-12-02
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Mk $ Alice Seaver has gone to keep house
r ker brother Warren.
&C and Mary Bailey go back to the
..aE schools which they have been teach
II Greensboro. Nellie Babcock teaches
Nh - Cobb district in Hardwick.
&c carpenters are taking a vacation
Eanh working or the Simpson residence;
/. reported that Messrs. Hyde and Wal
ts have gone to Maine hunting.
Eotth Craftsbury.
MI Is Mary Paddock has gone to New
uf < for a visit.
-. A.. B. pix and children spent
ha nksgiying at wolcott with the family
Ar. W. l.. Farrar.
IL. and Mrs. Scott Rawson OF New York,
I hfe on their way home from,Burliugton,
IN sunday with Mrs. Emma Scott.
~ CoIburne OF this place and Hattie
4. HAYES of Stafford. y. H, were united in
nhf riage by the Rev. Mr.. Stebbins at the
4. b. parsonage, last Tuesday evening.
|5 -. W. p. Clark. of Samakov, Bulgaria,
Expected to speak at the Congregational
hb rch both morning and evening next
III day. In the evening his subject will
Bulgaria, and the lecture will be illus
by lantern views of Bulgarian and
/urkfsh scenes. His visit is of especial in
rrest because he comes as the associate of
H. Rev. Robert Thomson, in charge of
me- Theological Institute at Samakov, for
hose D the Craftsbury church, with
h er churches Of Orleans County confer
he. has contributed during the year. He
M -N~A1 Nice E#Ana v-hn
bow a captive in the hands of the brig
nus. Among the views that he viii ex-
Iii Will be a picture of Miss Stone. All
o. daily invited to attend.
Derby.
aaron Grout spent part OF last week in
II Johnsbury and vicinity.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
rosby last week Wednesday.
bIrs. Richard, who has been quite i'll
Din pneumonia is improving.
Dir. and Mrs. H. H. Wilder were pre-
nnted with a son early Thanksgiving
nprning.
The graded school opened last week with
bod attendance and the same teachers as
ST term.
1t is reported that Henry MouIton is to
Ike Oscar Abbott's place on Edgar O..
nver's farm.
Rev. MIR. Johnson and family of Barton
here in town last week as guests of Mrs.
mma Fairchild.
A reception will be given Rev. A. J.
maII and family next Thursday evening
the academy hall.
The Thanksgiving service was held in
BE- Methodist church in the evening and
Jew. !Luddington, the Baptist pastor,
eIivered a fine sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar o. Silver arrived
tom Boston last Tuesday night and are
opping with Mr.. A. A. Silver for a few
avs before going TO New York.
The MONITOR Agent will be at the Post
lice in Derby Friday, Dec. 18Th in the af-
RrnoOn and evening. Kindly see him at
pat time and arrange for your club papers.
Nest Derby.
A young lady from Canada, visiting at
tartin Holson's, has been very i'll, but is
ported as more comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Russell are visiting
Warren Ransom's. Mr.. Ransom's
bother is also visiting him.
Miss Kate Barry of West Glover takes
De place of Miss Ina Hopkins in our
AIDED schooI. Miss Hopkins vii. spend
e winter in ThompsonvilIe, Ga.
The MONITOR Agent will be at the Post
ice in West Derby Thursday, Dec. 18th
bth afternoon and evening. This is a
bod time for you to see him and arrange
T club papers.
Wedding bells are still ringing! Such a
sh of mortals into the state of matri-
ony has not been known for many
cons. May happiness and prosperity
tend them all.
James Browns aged mother. who was
sitting him, die very suddenly last
ednesday evening. Her home was at
avs Mills, p. @. She leaves a husband,
ur sons and two daughters to mourn her
Rerby Line and vicinity.
The village school opens to-day.
~. w. Crawford was i'll last week.
Master Albert Berry, who has been i'll
Z some time, is now gaining.
Col. and Mrs. F.. D.. Butterfeld have gone
California 10 spend the winter.
lover.
Grace Dow is gaining steadily.
Mrs. Eli Partridge is not as well.
Geo. Fuller will live at Asa Chamber
ms this winter.
THE aides Aid Society will give a din
7 at their vestry next Thursday noon.
Joe Hagar had the misfortune to lose one
his pair of black horses last week.
Mrs. Burroughs started Nov. % for
bston, where she expects to remain a year.