Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-01-06

Derby This colt was sired by Golden, Jr,
dam Minnie Barnes. he has shown 2:4O
clip and has never had a shoe on.
A large number of friends met at A.
Fellows Dec. 30 to cele brate the 18th birth
DAY OF MISS Ida Stevens. Among the gifts
presented her were a gold watch chain,
toilet set and several other articles.
At the meeting of the stockholders of
the clyde River Creamery, held in this
place IN December, the following officers
were elected for the year ensuing: Wilson
Buck, president; @. E. Blood, vice presi-
dent; Q. I. Worthen, c. E. Blood, A. T.
Wilson, [. c. Cargill, E. D. Allyn, g. II.
Allbee, directors; G. N. Moulton, secretary
| and treasurer, G. E. Coruth, c. F. Worthen,
auditors. The report of the secretary
shows that this creamery has made and
sold 154 1921 pounds of butter during the
year ending Dec. and dis cursed among
the farmers and creamery help over $4,000
paying the farmers on an average 10 5-24
cents per pound for their butter.
Coventry.
Fife Smith is home from WoodsviIIe.
Nh.
Louis Lee and Mary Brooks have been
on the sick list.
Mr.. Cornelius Kendall has been confined
to the house for some time.
Myra Douglass has returned to Barton
Landing where she is teaching.
Raymond Wright and his friend, Mr..
Swift, have returned to Manchester to at
tend school.
On account of the blizzard the social at
the Cong'l church last Tuesday evening
was postponed.
Mrs. Benz. Shippee went to st. Johns
bury last Saturday for medical treatment.
Her son, Wallace, accompanied her.
There will be Sunday school sociable
Friday evening, Jan. 10, in the Cong. YES
try. Supper served at $50 O'Clock, at
usual price. Proceeds to assist in pur-
chasing library.
At the annual election of officers for the
CongI Sunday school for the ensuing
year the following officers were elected:
Supt. E. I. Bryant; Asst. Mabel Ware; Sec.
and Treas, Myra Lewis; librarian Abbie
Harvey; Asst. Ethel GLADDEN.; organist
Kathie Collins.
At the creamery meeting last Thursday
the officers who served during the past
year were reelected with the exception of
the president. Geo. Ware was elected to
fill the place of VIM. BarroWs, deceased.
The money will be divided among the
stock holders in February.
The w. c. T. U. Reading Circle will
day afternoon, Jan. 9TH. The seIec-
tions will consist of readings from
''Samantha's Tour around the World",
by Mrs. Thrasher; extracts from the
national convention, held at Fort
Worth, Texas; Mrs. Herbert will read
from the life of Mary A. Woodbridge.
Let all contributions to the Mercy Home
be brought in at this time.
Craftsbury.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
John Ker Thursday, Jan.9 ...- .1
Miss Alice Braman of Richford is stop
| ping for time at Charles Hatch's.
Mrs. Fred Templeton moved from Eden
| last week on to VIM. P. Kaiser's farm
Mr. Ira Clifford of Walden is staying for
, A. E. Spaulding and wife returned from
visit to Lancaster, n. H, last Wednesday.
G. 7. Howard has recently sold another
, span Of horses to be taken to Massachu-
sets.
Miss Augusta Dawson is i'll. Mr.. Bon
| nette from Newport is at work for Mr..
; Keir.
Hanson Burleson has SO far recovered
> from his injuries as to be able to work
/ again.
Fred Slicer and daughter and Herbert
Spauld1ng have gone to Orange for a few
5 days visit.
| The dance at the town hall was fairly
t well attended. Supper was served by Mrs.
Charles Hatch.
Dell Spaulding has been improving his
residence by the addition of bay window
and some other improvements.
The village reading club is organized
for another season with more members
and better class of reading than before.
, DR.. Dillingham; is treating several about
here for lung and bronchial troubles with
his ozone treatment, which seems to be
: very successful.
Mrs. j. G. Allen, superintendent of the
Junior League, gave the members a very
pleasant entertainment at her home last
Friday evening.
On account of the inclement weather
there was was not so large an attendance
at the reception at J. D. Leavitt's as was
expected, but those who did brave the
storm report very pleasant time and
= found Mr.. Leavitt's people very pleasantly
o located in their new home.
Considerable enthusiasm was displayed
g at the railroad meeting Tuesday afternoon.
< 1t is long felt want of this town. The