Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-12-02

he viii exhibit will be a picture OF Miss
Stone. Mr.. Clark expects to give the same
lecture in several churches of the Confer
ence during the month of December.
Greensboro is his first appointment. The
lecture will be free but a collection will be
taken at the close to meet necessary ex-
penses of travel and of running the lantern.
All cordially invited and a large attendance
is hoped for.
Greensboro Bend.
c. A. Silver spent the Sabbath with his
family.
Mrs. Carrie Gray is caring for ]. E.
Rollins little child.
Sixteen carloads of Christmas trees were
loaded at this station last week.
B. o. Davis was thrown from his sleigh
and slightly injured Wednesday night.
The infant daughter OF J. E. Rollins has
been very i'll, but at present writing is a
little better.
Mrs. Mary Cole has moved into Mr..
spend the winter.
Mrs. A. w. Cooley, of Ashland, n. H., is
spending a short time with her mother,
Mrs. II. a. Brown.
A horse belonging to the Edison brother
was quite badly kicked in the barn one
morning recently. A few stitches were
necessary.
Holland.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Sanborn.
Peter Harper who has been very sick is
considered a little better.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Martha
Morrill, is in very poor health.
Mr.. Andrew Applebee is having his
pressed hay drawn to Derby Line.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii G. Kelley are %rejoic-
ing these days over their Thanksgiving
gift-a bran new daughter.-Mrs. L. w.
Hall is on the sick list.
Mrs. McDougalI and baby returned to
the parsonage Nov. 9th. Mrs. Nc
Dougalrs sister, Miss Horton, came with
them. Master Horton stood the journey
of nearly three hundred miles in one day
very we'll for a baby two months old but
has taken a little cold since.
If it were not against the rules of the
s'Higher Order" we should be tempted to
covet Newport Center their new pastor.
Elder o. w. Heyer has been with US two
wears and he and his amiable wife have
won many friends. They leave US to-mOr-
row, Tuesday, for their new field of labor.
They will carry with them the best wishes
of the church society, the Sunday school
and all those who have had the pleasure of
their acquaintance, and we shall be pleased
to welcome them back at any time.
Mr.. Frank Rice is teaching our school,
which began Nov. 25th 'O1. All success to
him. A teacher should not be a target for
criticism and unkind remarks-any fool
can throw a stone through a glass window
but it took more than fOolishness to invent
and make a pane of glass. When a teacher
keeps order and sees that the children
learn their lessons Cfor the schoolroom is
not and should not be a play-house), he
should have the hearty support of every
parent and every wellwisher of civilization
and Of American Institutions.
Irasburgh.
The w. {. T. U. will meet with Mrs. w.
F. Brewster Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schofeld of Lyndon
vile spent Thanksgiving at w. L. Locke's.
Miss Efiie Holman reported a plea SAINT
Journey and a safe arrival in Colorado
Springs.
The John Wiley farm was sold at auc-
ton last Saturday to Mr.. Warner of Hol-
yoke, Mass, for $500.
Mrs. Anna Elsie died at the home of her
daughter Mrs. Badger, last Friday morning
of pneumonia, after a short illness.
Lemuel Nye, an old resident of this town,
died in Charleston and was buried in the
Irasburgh cemetery last Friday.
Philip Thompson was at home from st.
Johnsbury academy last week.-Forrest
Lee is at home from his school in Hard
wick.
Joe Tetraul5 has sold his creamery to
Mr.. Chamberlain of Derby and gives pos
session in February. The people will be
sorry to have Mr.. TetrauIt leave town.
James Caples, who has been in poor
health for some time, died Saturday night.
He was an old resident of the town and
brother of Mrs. Anna Elsie, who died Fri
day morning, Nov. %.
The social event of the week for the
young people was the party given by
Philip and Sidney Thompson last Friday
evening. A large company was present
and the occasion was much enjoyed by all.
Miss Marion Mckenzie of Lyndon has
been spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Conway.-Roy Phillips was at home
from Montpelier seminary for Thanks
giving vacation.-Mrs. NJ. G. Jameson has
been visiting at Ernest Bakers in Glover
the past two weeks.-Mrs. Eliza Chapman
has returned from her visit to Barton. =
Miss Annie Anderson has been spending a