Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-12-09

Chas. L. Folsom, a deaf and dumb man.
IS In town canvassing for the book, Dark
ness and Daylight In New York
r. p. Blake attended the horse sale
in New York, Nov. p, and purchased JEFF
ferson Wilkes, 2:iil. Price, $500.
Arnold Edmonds was in town for a few
days last week. Tie is making preparations
to 20 to Colorado soon on account OF his
health.
West Derby.
The Gardner house Is now closed.
Frank Hayward is working on r. l..
Blake's farm.
Those who have been il, 50 FAR a. We
learn, are all improving.
James Brown has moved from F. Blake's
double house to the Mcclure house on
Northern Avenue.
The f. b. Sunday-school are practiclng
for Christmas exercises under the tutelage
of Mrs. T.. f.. Phillips and Miss Wilma
Green.
The Cadauski family have returned from
Barre. Another family OF Jews, lately ar
rived from European In the slas house on
Elm st.
Mr.. Stokes, the "candy maker" Is meet
ing with good success, selling hundreds Of
pounds weekly, of course large quantities
of it going out OF town, though West
Derby is well sweetened.
Derby Line and vicinity.
S. S. Noyes has returned from North
Strattord, n. II.
Miss NettIe Bell of So. L%unenburg visited
Mrs l.. II. Rohfnson last week
Fred Moran has returned from Boston.
Mrs. Moran is still in a hospital In that
city, but is improving in health.
Stephen Nichols, who Is employed az
Tice's Mills, had one of his hands injured
by getting it in contact with a saw last
Wednesday.
The death of Mrs. John Fraser, who had
been in hospital in Montreal for treatment
occurred last week. The funeral was held
from her late residence here on Friday.
Interment at Beebe Plain.
Beebe Plain.
Olive House is III.
VIM. Haselton is away on a business
trip.
Ashley higgins has moved to Mack's
Mills.
Herbert Fay of Boston was In town re-
Gently.
Arson Davis has been appointed con-
stable in place of t. G. Norton, who has
moved to Ayers Flat.
Glover.
Mrs. Dow and Grace are at home from
Montreal.
Glover Grange. No. 272, viii meet Dec.
10th, at 1880 p. M.
Mrs. Clara Twombly spent a few days at
r. E. French's last week.
Carl and Clarence Hagar are canvassing
in Greensboro and vicinity.
Ed. Paddleford and wife are to live
with Mrs. S. f. Leonard this winter.
r. e. French has returned from Boston
with a good line OF Christmas goods.
Mrs. Chas. Vance OF Barton was in the
village last Friday selling dress skirts.
Rev. Mr.. Stevens will preach at the
church next Sunday at / o'clock.
Mrs. Folsom was quite IN the past week.
Dora Abbott Is in poor health again
John Mcclellan and wife attended the
funeral OF VIM. Barrows at Coventry last
Wednesday.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sisco OF Sheffield Square on the birth OF
their little son.
We learn that T.. w. Pierce and son
Harry spent Thanksgiving with Fred
Pierce at Orleans, Mass.
Remember the meeting OF the Mothers'
Club at Mrs. John McLellan's on We'd
nesday afternoon at 2:3O.
Miss Martha Lang is boarding at A. Il.
Anderson's this term.-Miss Marsh Is
again at Mrs. Lydia Dwinell's.
A large number OF our people are plan
ming to attend the lecture by DR.. Cadman
at Barton Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Louisa Cheney will remain al her
home this winter instead Of going TO spend
the season with her children az heretofore.
1t seems that we are to lose Mr.. and Mrs.
from the Universalst pastorate
here. We are very sorry 10 have them go
as both have been well liked.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dean OF West
Burke visited in town last Week.-Mrs.
Wright of Newport is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Stella Virgins, at VIM. MerrIam's.
Miss Sarah Mcclellan has been making
some improvements in the interior Of her
store building, in the way OF paper and
paint, Frank Gilman OF Barton doing the
work.
Miss Edna Hagar delivered Murat Hal
stead's "Life OF VIM. Mckinley to her GUS
toners about town last weeb. They found
the book very interesting and the portrait
a good one.
The pupils averaging the highest IN their