Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-29

then all went up into the church, where
the fruits of well laden Christmas tree
were gathered.
WEST DERBY.
DR.. Mills has moved to Newport.
Mabel Dawse has gone to Springfield.
Frank Kimball has returned from Maine.
Mrs. Leavitt spent Christmas at Sutton.
Que.
Margaret Mackenzie has returned from
Graniteville.
Mrs. S. Fl. McConley is confined to the
house with a cold.
r. E. Cheney has gone to Springfield to
work in the railroad shops.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson are
rejoicing over the birth of son.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Bishop are visiting
Mr.. Bishops parents at Fairfield.
The exercises at the Baptist church
Christmas eve were very nice and large
audience was present.
The Christmas exercises at the Universal
list church were held Thursday evening
They were well attended.
Russell Gibbs is recovering from his
illness of typhoid fever. A purse contain
ing over fifteen dollars was presented him
by friends Christmas.
CLOVER.
Henry Hall is on the sick list.
Bert Sherburne is a little better.
Villa Rich is caring for Mrs. Kelton.
Mrs. Irene Kelton is ill with pneumonia.
Mrs. Wilbur Scott remains about the
SO me.
Forrest Osgood is home from Ports
mouth.
Leonard Drew was in town recently on
business.
9. A. Kelton has purchased new port
able saw rig.
g. A. Davis spent Christmas with his
brothers here.
Ashley Lord is visiting his sister, Mrs.
John Salmon.
Mr.. Virgins has moved into the Nc
Lellan tenement.
Fernando Stone is instructing the
Evansville band.
Harley Marden from Greensboro was in
town for Christmas.
D. D. Gilmour and family spent Christ
mas at T. j. Telfer's.
Joel Christie will spend the winter with
his sister, Mrs. Nancy Drew.
N. H. Drew has sold his span of big
horses: reported price $500.
E. E. Alexander has finished work at
Newport and returned home.
Mrs. Julia Gray is stopping for a time
with her sister Mrs. FL. Hall.
j. A. Crosier is making preparations to
build barn another summer.
Mrs. Kelton, who has been quite ill at
Arthur Salmon's, is getting better.
Mrs. Emma Batchelder was guest at Mrs
Nancy Drew's over Christ mas.
Earl Richardson assisted in B. U. Wells
store during the holiday rush.
Frank Dunn has returned from .Granby
and taken possession of his new home.
We understand that son arrived at the
home of l.. L. Drew of Portsmouth recently.
|
Fl. II. Cook felled a butternut tree re-
Gently which he found to contain a large
quantity of honey.
Charles Chesley and family have come
from Lyndon to spend the winter with
Mrs. Dorcas Mcclellan.
The Wylie Bros. have commenced haul
ing their logs to Lawrence's mill. Fred
Chase is assisting them.
Mrs. FL. e. Kirby has returned to her
, home, after spending a few weeks with
her daughter in Sheffield.
, John Phillips started last Tuesday I'd
visit his son in Springfield, after which hd
, intends to go to New York.
J Mrs. M. Jenness has moved to the homo
of her father, Heman Mcclure, to care FOL
, her mother, who is very feeble.
, Those from this place who attended th}
Past Masters entertainment at Barton rel
Gently report a very enjoyable occasion.
The w. r. G. sent q box of beddingj
canned goods, and other articles to tha
Soldiers Home at Bennington last week
John Borland and Mazzini Phillips had
, fine hunting trip in spite of the intens{
cold, returning home with two deer apiece
The Earnest Workers will give q dinnej
next Thursday at the vestry OF the NJ. p
church. They will have social time il
the afternoon. '''
The Christmas exercises at the M. e
church constituted very pleasing enter
tainment, the children doing themselve
much credit. There was also tree at th
CongI vestry for the little folks of th
society, and the school children had tre
at the school house.
WEST CLOVER.
{ Kate Barry is spending a few days wit
her mother
t Roy Buchanan is here from BurlingtoI