Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-12-23


Mr.. and Mrs, Dustan might live to cele-
brate their golden wedding. c. II. NJ.
Derby.
Mrs. Emma Daley is stopping at III. H.
wiIder's.
Asa Willis goes to-day to Boston.to take
care of fancy stock.
Bert Rogers of Wakefield, Mass, is visit
ing at the Richard.
Misses Martha and Emma Wilson Intend
soon to go to Boston where Mart ha will en-
ter business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Rowell are occupy
ing Mr.. VIII Holbrook's house while the
latter is absent in Florida.
The farmers meeting was not as largely
attended as it has been in former years but
was very interesting and instructive to all
who could be present.
Miss Carrie Bates is on the sick list
Paul Normandin's family have been very
i'll the past week from eating oysters, their
older son, Willie, is still very sick.
James Wilkinson of Chicago has been
visiting his niece, Mrs. Bert IRitchie.-
Arthur KimbaII and wife have come from
Boston to spend the winter with his par
ents.-Frank Harvey is spending his Xmas
vacation in town.
The academy students have appointed
Friday evening, Jan. 3, for the midterm
social and promenade. The literary part
of the program will consist of recitals
from George Cables works by Prof. II. II.
Adams. Those who have heard Mr.. Adams
speak in high praise of his work. Music
by Bla1r's orchestra. This com animation of
talent guarantees a delightful evenings
entertainment.
West Derby.
Miller & White have built an add ition
to their shop.
Dayton Stokes and wife are boarding at
c. H. ChappelPs.
Fred White is i'll with slow fever.-S.
Stanford is worse.
The F. B. Christmas exercises will be
held on Tuesday evening.
The F. B. Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
John Nelson last Thursday afternoon.
Ben Wright has finished work for r.
Cheney and will work for L. B. Bishop.
Claude Daley is in.-Ray Lovelace is
better.-Alfred Taylor is on the sick list.
The 1. o. o. F. have leased rooms in the
Magoon block, in which to hold their
meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Doneghy will spend
Christmas week with their daughter in
Bolton, Que.
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caring for a sister who is very ill with con-
Elder Mcclure, of Worcester, Mass, is in
Bedell has gone to North
ampton, Mass.
Our graded school kept last Saturday
md will keep on New Years Day, and will
give as holidays the two days after Christ
mas.
Rev. E. e. Phillips preached an excellent
Christmas sermon yesterday from Luke 2:
4. At the chapel Rev. Z. f. Marggrafs |
ubject was ''The Spirit of Christmas"
Will G. Lovelace has closed his work as
for the A. Sherman Lumber Co. |
Smith Sisco has finished work for z. c. |
Blake & Co., and returned to Troy.
The funeral services of Sidney Clapper, |
he unfortunate young man who was frozen |
o death last week, were held at the home
If his parents on Indian Point, last Fri
lay. Interment in Pine Grove cemetery. |
The house of Alvin Flanders at Fitch
Bay, Que. was burned about 8 p. m, Dec.
4th. The high wind caused quick blaze
nd it was with difficulty the inmates were
one, an aged bed-ridden lady,
former resident of this village, was
'urned to death.
Derby Line and vicinity.
Mrs. j. Foster has returned from Hall
ak.
Robert Burke is home from Chicago for
short visit.
Miss Miriam Nelson is spending her va
alton at home.
Harry and William Pike are home from
Ioddard Seminary for the holiday vaca-
ion.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Blake, who are
pending the winter in California, write
nat they are pleasantly situated in Pasa-
ena and enjoying the mild climate.
flower.
Mrs. Stevens will preach at the South
nurch next Sunday at O'Clock p. m.
The MONITOR Agent will be at ne post
flee in this village Friday, Dec. 27, from
to II a. M. Plan to see him at this time
nd arrange for your club papers.
Misses Lucy Martin and Juline Rogers
e home from Johnson.-Miss May Miller
home from Aver, Mass, and Andrew
ogers is home from Montpelier.
.eebe Plain.
Mrs.Sa Taylor has returned to her
one in RoSton