Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-12-30

w. A. Daily of Boston is visiting friends
I'D town.
5Rev. G. +. Reed and family spent last
'fHssek in Montreal.
H. w. Rogers has returned to his home
Ill Wakefield, Mass.
Kingsbury and Hiram Foster spent
- ristmss with their parents here.
IA. {. Cowles is making preparations to
4ect dwelling house next season.
'Beebe Plain.
H. 3. Stewart has returned from Boston.
Beeman stratton is i'll with typhoid
Il yer.
Josiah Feltus is spending the holidays at
hi me.
wm. Wright, who has been ill of late, is
Hipw gaining.
l.. II. McCHntock was in Montreal re-
'Antly on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Ruiter spent
Id ristmas with their daughter at Smiths
AEIIs.
Halover.
AIr. and Mrs. Sanborn of Irssburgh were
Ill town last week.
Fl Marion Kirby has been visiting friends
NJ town the past week.
N Mrs. Irene Kslton is visiting her daugh-
= at Rock Hill Farm.
Speaking OF widows there are p in the
hst Glover school district.
n The Ladies' Aid Society will serve dinner
M their vestry Thursday noon, Jan. ID.
n a. ID. Abbott has sold his timber land
NJ the Chandler Co. Reported price g, OOO.
n Forrest Drew is better.-Mrs. Cornelia
aurence is nI.-Mrs. Emily Goodwin is
fiOusIy ill.
n Mrs ID. 5. Young fell recently and in
fed herself severely although no bones
ERE broken.
ALBERT Hinckley, who is suffering from
neumonia, is considered a little better
Il will recover.
Ell n. A. Norton and wife from Lyndon and
A. Davis of Newport spent Christmas
~ at n. A. Davis.
Caleb Clark and Homer Kirby are at
erk for Melvin Drown, who has the job
M clear the w. E. Sherburne lot.
M There will be a social dance at Institute
IN Tuesday evening Dec. 31st. Good
hsic in attendance. Hall bill so cts.
Walter V. Clark was ill last week with
art trouble and also had a hemorrhage
the lungs. We hope he will speedily
eover.
trhe Mcclellan store which is now pre-
jed over by a. E. Anderson, presents
pst attractive appearance with its fresh
int and paper and new goods.
u. Golden of Fairlee was in town Thurs
" in the interest of the Parker & Young
NJ mpany.-Arthur and Ii. NJ. Salmon have
umber job for the same company.
Mason Post and w. r. c. have changed
eir meeting from the Thursday nearest
e full moon which it has always been, to
e second Thursday in each month.
The agricultural meeting called out a
ge numbe of farmers from this and the
st part of the town also several from
rton. The addresses were very interest
and instructive.
r. Z. French and family have gone to
Johnsbury. They will be much missed
the place socially and personally. The
nd of which Mr.. French has been a
Der since its organization will miss
n and the interest he has always dis
yed in its welfare.
The Sunday school at Naples had their
hual Christ mas tree at the home of the
Derintendent, Mrs. j. Arthur, Wednes-
evening. The house was filled with
ghbors and friends, the tree was covered
tn beautiful gifts and the evening was
mt with music and games for the little
rs. The company felt very much in
bted to Mr.. Arthur's people for their
prts to make the evening so pleasant for
he w. X. g. at their annual meeting
cited the following officers: Pres, Mrs.
villa Hastings; senior vice, Mrs. Elvira
Mcclellan; junior vice, Mrs. Augusta
hIker; Sec, Mrs. Cynthia Cook; Treas,
IS. Helen Cook; chaplain, Mrs. Sarah
abbins; conductor, Mrs. Clara Pau
ette; guard, Mrs. Frances Abbott;
st. Con-, Mrs. Alma Arthur; Asst.
ard, Mrs. Sarah King; Del; Sarah King,
:, Cynthia Clark.
est Glover.
Albert Hinckley Is said TO be improving
}. f. Fisher has been caring for Mr..
pckley.
Kate Barry was home from her school
Derby last week.
Robert Spears was the recipient of a
brris chair at Christmas.
there was a pleasant family gathering at
q Stevens on Christmas day
hiss Nina WyIie does not attend school
Barton this winter, but is teaching at
pies
N,Iarence Hanson of Craftsbury bought
forty head of cattle of the Chase
others recently