Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-22

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Baptist church Wednesday evening. All
are invited to be present.
Derby Line and vicinity.
L. P. Blake of Somerville, Mass, was in
town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Stewart of Iowa Falls,
Ia, have been visiting. their daughters in
Stanstead.
j. 81. Bates has closed his labors for
Messrs. Baldwin & Co., and will go to
Michigan where he will have charge of a
condensed milk plant in that state.
The work of stringing the wires for the
Stanstead Electric Light Co., between here
and West Charleston is in progress. The
line will be completed about the first of
January, but it is thought that the plant
at West Charleston will not be completed
at that time.
Glover.
Mrs. A. NJ Randall has gone to Lyndon.
Grange meeting Saturday, Dec. 9th at II
a. m. Election of off GERS.
The Ladies' Literary Club will meet with
Mrs. G. S. Phillips Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Kimbau will preach at the South
church next Sunday afternoon att o'clock.
There will be Christmas exercises at the
M. E. church Wednesday evening at 1880.
Everybody invited.
There will be Christmas tree at the
Congl vestry Wednesday evening at z
O'Clock 10 which all are invited.
The electric lights were turned on Mon
day night. About $50 lights are now con-
nected with the plant and other buildings
will soon be wired. A room has been fin
ished off in the grist- mill for the station.
1t will be heated by an electric stove and
storage battery Will be put in TO furnish
power in case OF accident. The lights give
a clear, steady light and are entirely salts
factory. j. E. DWinell, L. P. Drew, G. IL.
Kimball and e. l.. Stanton have put in
street lights and it is hoped that others will
initiate their example. We believe that we
have sufficient water power to illuminate
all the streets and houses ia the village and
we hope our citizens will help to make the
lights success. Great credit is due Mr..
w. F. CLARK, VINO is at the head of the
enterprise.
West Glover.
Mrs. c. G. Stevens is home for the holt
days.
Ruth Bean is at Mr.. Kings helping to
care for her sister.
There will be Christmas exercises at the
church Christmas eve.
Judson Stevens acted as clerk while Geo.
Dow was at Hard wick.
Miss Lydia Bean is quite sick at the
home of ner sister, Mrs. Will King.
Mrs. Bean from Canada was summoned
here on account of the illness of her
daughter Lydia.
Geo. Uric ahd James Teller will run the
roller from their place and from Shatney
hill to West Glover.
A pleasant crokinole party was held at
N. G. Stevens last week. Oysters and
other edibles were served during the even
ing.
! Geo. Young's horses got frightened at
the creamery Friday and ran, tipped out
the contents of the sled and brought ul
| against tree. Result, little excitement
|
and broken sled.
Many in this town will recall instan ces
of generous deeds and kindly acts of VIM
P. Palmer, who died in Sutton, Dec. IA
Mr.. Palmer was at one time a resident o.
| this town, an active business man anC
leading merchant, and until enfeebled BY
age and disease made long visits In this
vicinity and always received q hearty vel
come.
Greensboro.
| w. s. Jackson is home from Waltham
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Do v are visiting a
Montpelier.
r. B. Smith and wife called on friends
| in town last week.
VIM. r. Eastman, of Hooksett, n. 81.
was in town last week.
Rev. R. j. Barton was in Craftbury las
week attending the revival services there
Roy Young has commenced hauling log
from the E. o. Randall lot to Drown
mill.
Rev. Mr.. Marvin preached at the U. z
church Sunday in exchange with Rev
Mr.. Kellogg. a,
g. G. Haines and daughter Jennie wer
in town last week to attend Mrs. Ohm
stead's funeral.
There will be union Christmas tree q
the Congregational church Wednesda
evening, Dec. "a
Rev. c. FL. Morse OF Craftsbury con
Quoted the services at the Congregations
church yesterday.
William B Simpson has been sick an
confined to his room for the past wee
with sciatic rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Melvin expect t
spend Christmas with Mrs. Melvin
parents at Lakeport, Ell.
Fred A Goodrich has sold his farm
stock, and farming tools to Geo. Bel
Price 81 90. Possession given Jan. 1st.
Mrs John Olmstead died Monday after