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

CONTINUED sam FIFTH PACE
Mr.. Walker epoN- 10 large audience
ut the Baptist church last ev. ming. lie IL
Illustrated the lecture ~ drawings on a
ackboard. maki1g il very Interesting -
Meetings will be held every evening this
week at the M. K. church. Prayer and
praise service will commence ct 80 o'clock.
North Troy.
E.T. seaver wss in Barton las, week.
Mr.. Mary Watson visited in BarIi gt7n
recentiy.
ga. CIougb of *, ston IS sFendiag the
holidays ~ homs.
The winter term Of the graded school
commences to-day
Cleon Seaver, VINO g stfen7ing -ehooi N
Maiden. Mass, is home for the Christ Rsss
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs A. ID. wigEin OF Milton,
NH, visited Mrs. Virgins mother, Mrs.
Ellis Buggy
ParStr & Young Co. of Lisbon, y. h.,
have purchased TIE sounding board busl-
ness own. d by tamttrliin q Lewis end
viii more tie msc7inerv aud lumter to
Barton LIndi1g. III. h. Parker IL Son OF
this pIscs Ia : urcbs sci the buildings
and wat'r power.
westfieId.
TIL Iepierre schooI, taught by O.car
Fowler, clos. his weak.
Harold Farna1 and Walter Wright were
home from Derby Academy over Christ
mas.
Miss Jesse Wood worth is home from
the University OF Vermont during the
holidays.
Edwin Boynton has sold the pace on the
West Hill which he recently purchased OF
Giles Reynolds OF Hardwick to Ed. Due
harme.
News has bean received of the birth of a
son to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Chaffee of Car
rington, ". ID. Mr.. Chasfee was formerly
a merchant here.
There was a family reunion at Joseph
Go1dsrd's on Christmas day. Mr.. and
Mrs. BeDj. VigneauIt aud Miss Flora God
dard were present. also Mr. and Mrs. viii
Green with their six children.
Deacon and Mrs. NJ G. Hitchcock went
to Norwood, n. Y, to attend the wedding
OF their granddaughter, Miss Effie Clark,
which occurred on Friday, Dec. q. The
bride was the oldest daughter of the
late George Fred Clark, who formerly
lived in Irasburgh.
Herbert ID. Miller now has his. water
system in success tul operation. He sup
plies his store and the residences of Chas.
Gilbert, DIR. Young, Wallace Wakefiefd
and ID. c. Woodwork. The water Is
brought in an iron pipe from a spring on
the farm of Henry G. Curtis,
The Christmas exercises pissed off very
pleasantly at The VI. E. church on Christ
mas eve. A large and appreciative audi
eace enjoyed the program, which was
nicely rendered by the children. The
children and others were pleased also to
receive the gifts produced blythe Christ
mes trees, - '77
miss Winnie Ryder is home from Ash
land. y. H., for few weeks stay.-Miss
Winnie Farman and Mrs. Foster Kinney
are home from Hardwick for the holidays.
Miss Theo Hendrix is home from the
johnson Normal School during the holt
days-Mrs. A P. Ryder has returned from
Springfield, Mass, where she has been
visiting relatives since Oct J.. !
III. Cone and Miss Edith Conespent Christ
mas in Abercorn, P. Q.-Edwsrd s. bbott
of d srby was in town over Christmas.
w st nDco-
George MARSHALL has returned to Green's
boro. His brother William has so far re-
covered as to be out again.
l. A. Wilson was home from Sherburne,
NH, to spend Christmas.-Miss Kate
Hinton is home account of the illness
of her mother.