Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-11-24


wood, Jr.. died at the home OF her father
in Newport last week. Much sympathy is
felt for her family and young husband.
West Derby.
Horace Hancock is very Ill.
The village school closed last Friday.
Mr.. John Wright has moved to Troy.
The Universalist chapel is being frescoed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Hancock have re-
turned to Boston.
Mrs. W. e. Trip and children have been
visiting at Adna Cobleigh's.
Mrs. ID. 5. Ware, who has been visiting
at Sherbrooke, has returned.
The graded school begins to-day with
the same teachers who taught last term in
charge.
Mrs. 9. E. White and daughter are Wis
iting Mrs. Whites parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dustin Ware.
Mrs. Jervah has moved from George
KendalPs house into Addie Wade's house
on Spring street.
Ray Young of this place and Ida Bean of
Westfield were united in marriage, Satur-
day, Nov. 10, by Rev. Mr.. Blake.
The village corporation would be glad to
have the lantern lifters replace the lanterns
where they found them on the sewers, or
pay for them.
Frank Klmball, who has been in the
employ of Prouty & Miller for many years,
has gone to Bigelow, Me-, to work in the
above firms branch mill.
A masquerade promenade will be given
Under the auspices of the Universalist
ociable Society at Magoon's hall, Nov.
b. Those who mask are requested to
represent some character. Prizes will be
warded for the best representation, and a
BOBBY prize for the most grotesque.
judges; Mrs. A. J. White, Rev. E. e.
dargrai, and Miss Kate Spear.
Derby Line and vicinity.
Mr.. Kingsbury Foster, who is well known
ere, was one of the speakers at the ban
uet given by the Fish & Game League at
Montpelier last week. Mr.. Fosters re-
parks were full of witticisms which met
18th hearty applause. At the close he
poke of the prodigals return to Vermont
nd paid the state tribute which won for
i'm the admiration of all. Many COM
tents were made on Mr.. Fosters speech,
hich was pronounced by all to be one of
he best ever heard on such an occasion.
Glover.
Myra Carpenter has gone to Boston.
j. E. Wylie has been repairing his house
ding a bay window, etc.
N. Fl. Drew will work as bookkeeper at
q Lawrence mill this winter.
The next w. Q. Il. U. meeting will be
tn Mrs. Nancy A. Drew, Nov. 29th.
Mrs. Olive Kimball will preach at South
urch, Sunday, Nov. 306h, at 1 o'clock
m.
The Methodist choir rehearsal will be held
tn Mrs. b. U. Wells, Saturday evening.
Mrs. G. A. Barrows and Mrs. E. j. Koran
North Troy visited at Q. s. Parker's last
elk.
Mr.. Jackson has rented one of John
thurs farms. Possession given Dec. LIST.
drs. Francis, who has been visiting her
ents at South Hill for the past three
eks, has gone to her home in Crafts
~.
Ar. Carter, who has worked for several
rs as foreman for the Allen Mfg. Co. at
th Glover, will go to his home In Gard
:, Mass. to spend the winter.
rs. Irene Kelton has been granted a
sion of twelve dollars per month and
receives the increase of pension ap-
d for by Mr.. Kelton several years ago.
II. Arthur is building a small barn to
for his horses this winter. He Will get
lumber this winter for barn to take
place Of the one recently destroyed by
the Methodist church next Sunday
ming, Nov. 80, there will be Thanks
pig sermon by the pastor, Rev. G.. G.
ponald. Afterwards, a Thanksgiving
ionary concert will be given in place
be usual Sunday school service.
West Glover.
8. Ellen Abbott is visiting in this
nity.
5eph Dewing has engaged to work for
Eli Lyman for year.
s. Hiram Phillips has her sister from
ield working for her.
gene Blckford has sold $500 worth of
ing timber from his Sheffield farm.
3. James Abbott has been given PEN
of $12 a month secured through the
" OF Dennis May OF st. Johnsbury.
Ethel Rand and Miss Mae Lyman.
taught in districts Nos. / and did
ent work and it is hoped they will
the winter terms.
remains of Mrs. Emily Graves, an
ady, were brought here from Barton
terment in the cemetery on Sunday.
remains of Mr.. Washington Graves
buried here a little over year ago.
Graves was a long time resident of
own and had many relatives and
who mourn for her and sympathize
er family.
Greensboro.
sick ones are on the gain.
Ladd has returned from his Boston