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

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sister, and wish both the doctor and
wife a fair and prosperous voyage.
1hm presents were numerous, composed OF
|44s nj and beautiful articles, which will
r and Tighten their future home, and
LID more than intrinsic value, for they
I'D gifts OF the heart. \ most tempting
choice specimen Of taste and culinary
sN WAS the collation. served Immediately
the ceremony. The doctor and wife
.NN be Ct home at West Charleston, after
1st.
'Xhst Glover
II rs. LoviIa Hastings has moved in and
sfh stop with Mrs. Abbott this winter.
VI rs. Lillian Mcqueen, Miss Beckitt and
IN Smith went TO Boston Monday and
III h Georgia the fifth.
AlIen Tichurst is home helping his father
|sk Der. Mr.. Tichurst is intending to put
n b large barn in the spring.
nj ere was a pleasant gathering at George
.Hlng's or Nov. 2sth in honor of Miss
Annie's eighteenth birthday. Miss Annie
nd Miss Jennie each received a gold watch
NJ b chain from their parents.
About fifty gathered at the home Of Mr..
Mrs. Dana Sisco on Wednesday eve
Ibg. Oysters and other good things were
" we'd in their order. a willow chair was
Ne as a reminder ofthe pleasant time their
lends had enjoyed at their home.
Reuben Stevens came home last week.
Stevens is expected this Week.-Mrs.
he Sisco visited relatives here recently.
Dir. Edison Mills, an old time resident, is
ome for a short time.-Mrs. Newton
wis is visiting her father, d. Baker.
lreensbOrO.
Byron Smith and family of EnOsburg
I've moved into the William Marshall
puse.
tThe axe froze over Thursday night for
Ne first time. Now skating is in order.
y careful boys.
u. B. Cook has the poles out for a tele-
hone and will soon connect with the
kopIe's line at Henry Miller's.
Rev. w. P. Clark, a missionary from
smokov, Bulgaria gave an illustrated lee
nre at the CongI church Saturday evening.
Dr.. a. Richie has purchased the timber
D the F. w. Michaud farm and will draw
to the mill at the Bend.
James Gebbie and John Richardson have
een engaged to run the roller from East
raftsbury to the Bend and made their
rst trip Nov. 9th.
There will be a public meeting of the w.
t. l.. on Tuesday evening, Dec. 10th at
le home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. a. Goss. En-
rtainment will be provided and refresh
ents served free. All are invited.
About sixty of the friends and neighbors
James Gebbie and family called on them
evening. James said he did not
Ippose he had so many friends but seemed
enjoy the occasion. a general good
was enjoyed by all present.
King and son of Groton are visit
e Mr.. Kings mother.-Geo. CUthbertson
turned from Manchester Monday. Mrs.
lthbertson will remain about two weeks
sitting friends there.-Miss Bertha Melvin
visiting in Cambridge and Stowe.
is reported that Lewis Mayo has rent
the Baker farm for one year.-A. c.
ooker has moved his household goods in
the Perrin tenement and Mrs. Hooker
IS gone to Hardwick to be away about
rec weeks. Mr.. Hooker is boarding at
rs. Chaffee's.
Bend.
j. A. CIary who has been laid up for the
st three weeks is able to work again ard
IS commenced saving wood.-A. S. Clary
Is in Lowell on business last week.-Mr.
win Newton from Georgia is teaching
hool in district No. Il and is boarding at
c. CIary's.-As B. o. Davis was driving
to his dooryard last Monday at good
eed, he lost control of his horse and it
n against the barn with such force as to
row Mr.. Davis from the sleigh, but
rtunately he was not seriously hurt
r. Fadden, who has been seriously ill for
me time, is gaining slowly.-Mr. and
rs. a. N. Ross are rejoicing over the ar
7aI of a daughter.
olIand.
Business is humming at Tice Mills.
Hall is at home from Derby.
Fred Stone is home from Caswell's woods
x.
Joshua Waterman is in Norton on bust
IS.
Mrs. L. w. Hall is improving very favor
ly, but slowly.
Edith Moulton has returned to
Ellington for the winter.
infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w.
Kelley died last Friday.
Mrs. E. ID. Moon visited L. Tabor's peo-
!, at Morgan Center, recently.
oete- Harper died yesterday. He leaves
vife and an adopted daughter.
Emma Jerome is spending a few
eks with friends in Bloomington.
drs. Chas Clark and Miss Maggie Ruiter
Derby spent Sunday at S. B. Fletcher's.
Il. A. Bryant gave a phonograpic enter
nment at Judd's Mills, P. O., last FRI