Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-11-17

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Miss Mary Taylor has finished her school
at Greensboro and returned home.
Roscoe McClary is home from H alifax
Mass, where he has position as station
agent.
Mrs. Fred Eastman, who has been very
i'll is better. She is being cared for by her
two sisters.
North Craftsbury.
Mrs. Deuio spent several days last week
with friends in Albany.
John Waterhouse has rented the Henry
Hoyt farm for year and moved there.
The young ladies of the academy are re-
hearsing for an exhibition at the close of
the term.
Miss Roy, who has been living with Mrs.
Sarah Markres, has engaged to keep house
for Henry Hoyt.
The many friends of Walter Lyon are
glad to greet him again after his prolonged
absence at Northampton, Mass
Roswell Chamberlain has been visiting
friends in town for few days. He has
been absent in Rhode Island for two years.
Henry Hoyt has bought the Rufus Hoyt
farm and taken possession. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus Hoyt are to live in the house with
him.
Rev. and Mrs. Royal Noodle, who have
been spending their vacation in town,
started for their home last Thursday. Mrs.
Moses Root accompanied them and will
pass the winter with them.
West Derby.
Cora Darling has gone to Springfield for
the winter.
Luther Cobb is visiting at L. P. Brooks
and Mrs. Uttin's.
Russell Glib bs is recovering from his ILL
ness of typhoid fever.
Leslie Carson has moved from Brady's
tenement into the Burr block.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Sias are at P. 5.
Robinson's to stay until the first of De-
cember when they will go to California for
the winter.
Glover.
DIR. f. A. Leonard has returned from
Boston. MI
M L. l.. Drew Of Portsmouth, n. H., was in
town the past week.
Glover Grange No. 272 will meet Satur-
day, Nov. 22nd, at 10 a. m.
Mrs Zero and Mrs. Adams visited their
aunt, Mrs. James Walker, recently.
Mrs. Mark Hovey of st. Johnsbury Wis
tied at G. II. Kimball's the past week.
DIR. and Mrs. w. e. Bailey of Craftsbury
visited at DIR. W.. F. Templeton's last week
Judge Clark has his house we'll under
way and 1t will soon be ready for occu-
pancy.
The Ladies' Literary CLUB will meet
with Mrs. Martin Abbott tomorrow
Tuesday, afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8. Mason and son Dan
vent to Whitefleld Saturday to visit Mrs
Mason's sister, Mrs. w. q. Leonard.
Mrs. Lillian Mcqueen and friend, who
have been visiting at Mrs. James Abbott's
or some weeks, have returned to Boston
B. U. Wells has gone to Boston to pur'
base Christmas goods and market poultry
On his return he expects to be able to spa!
he highest market price for poultry.
The village primary school taught by M
Tiolet Tucker, closed November Z. Their
Eere twenty eight pupils registered. Thos
eceiving prizes for being present during
he entire term Of 40 days were Amy Alger
,mma Alger, Isabella Cameron, Phillip
avis, Edwin Gray, Dan Mason, Dean Nc
elan, Hiram Mcclellan, Hazel Mcclellan
tia Hawley, George Phillips and Fam.
argent. Others receiving prizes for nearl.
perfect attendance were: Lester Cameron
lice Dexter, Clara Richardson and Ger
ude Dopp. For excellence in scholarship
tendance and department the name o
- vNIo oad bo al
ar roll; Hiram Mcclellan and Dean Nc
elan each earned eleven stars; Fam.
rgent, Eta Hawley and Gertrude Dopp
stars; Emma Alger, Matte Chapman
id Phillips Davis, nine stars; Dan Mason
ara Leonard and Amy Alger, eight stars
prrest Drew, seven stars.
West Glover.
lyman Ellis is working for Q. 9. King.
Clyde Vance Is sick with the scarlet fever
DR.. Hills lecture at Barton is due thi
elk Thursday.
Henry Paquette is visiting at Cheste
ng's in Passumpsic.
Fred Chase has hired to the Wyli
others, who are lum bering.
trs. George Dow is home from Concord
H., where she has been spending
nth.
T. Vance did not return to Montpelie
week, on account OF sickness in hi
billy.
ert Woodland is at Mortified, Mass
Getting to take a years course in tn
ools there.
r. and Mrs. Wheeler have returned t
r home after months stay with thei
ghter, Mrs. s. L. Vincent.
re-. Martha Beach is home from Bartor
re she has been several weeks with he
DR., Mrs. John Bean, who has been sick
r. William Barclay of Greensboro,
ninety six years and four months ole
in town the other day to visit his sis