Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-08
has returned from White

MIS-. Bradley anu waiter hlng were IN
Walden recently.
Frank Ingalls, has returned to his home
at Providence, r. 1.
Alex Miles has moved his family to Mer-
rill UtIey's tenement.
Arthur Domay of st. Adams was at Bar
ney Vallancourt's Wednesday.
Mr.. Bean of Salisbury, N. H., visited his
cousin, Mrs. George Stevens, recently.
j. II. Pope and wife and Miss Hazel Wis
tied Jacksonville relatives over Sunday.
Mrs. Herbert Hutchins and children re-
turned to their home in Windsor Thurs
day.
Mrs. Blanche Smith attended the meet
ing of the Ladies' Aid Society at Stannard
recently.
Mr.. Harley A. Orcutt of Boston, formerly
of this place, and Miss Catherine Donohoe
OF Boston were married Nov. goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Graham and daugh-
ter Of Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting Mr..
Graham's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Will Ora
ham.
Holland.
girl baby at Walter Judd's.
Daniel Bryant has bought Hugh Films
farm.
Mrs. L. w. Hall has been quite sick the
past week.
s. @. Pinney of Derby was in town last
Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Blood is teaching in the
Graves district.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Kidder have returned
from Enosburg.
Hollis Wheeler has bought Daniel
Bryant's farm.
Mrs. o. B. Tice is confined to her room
with a severe cold.
Gladys Gray is very sick with infiamma-
ton of the bowels.
Harry Clark OF Derby is teaching the
school In Dist. No. 6.
Will Marsh has sold his farm to Arthur
Sails and has moved to Charleston.
Quite a number from this town at
tended the anniversary at Chas. Clark's at
Derby.
Over $4,000 worth of real estate has
changed hands In this town in the past
month and only one family has come to
town in consequence, while two families
have moved out of town.
There Is to be a sale of Christmas gifts,
a supper, and good music by Grow of
Bloomington, Burbeck and others at H.
r. Marsh's on Wednesday evening, Dec.
10th, all under the management OF the
Ladies' Aid Society OF West Holland.
Come and bring your purses.
Irasburgh.
Mr.. s. F. Slack has been quite i'll the past
week.
Our stage has been on runners most oil
the time the past week.
All of the schools in town are under full
Roadway in the winter term.
s. l.. Day has been suffering from the
grip but is able to get out again.
The Congregational Sunday-school is
preparing cantata for Christmas.
Hon. 2. w. Wheeler was in Boston last
week with a view to the holiday trade.
Miss Grace McGoff has returned to the
West Albany primary school as teacher.
Mrs. Ida Goldsmith has been quite i'll
and confined to her room the past two
weeks
Mrs. Adellne Grant has been in Barton
the past week caring for her son Will, who
is very ill.
Our town representative, Mr.. f. H
Holdridge, has been on duty at the capital
he past week.
Rev. Mr.. PEBBLES of West6eld will preach
in exchange with Rev. e. P. Treat mex
Sunday morning.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet will
Mrs. j. II. Cook, Thursday. Dinner a
O'Clock. All cordially invited.
Mfan Mania hoa F,,IIx, rooo,,oro,
rom her severe illness, and returned tt
Concord hospital last Tuesday.
Roy Phillips and Bernie Hill return t.
Montpelier seminary this week and Mis-
lucy Wheeler to Barton academy.
Bernie Hill received very pleasant sur
rise visit from quite company of hi
Dung friends last Wednesday evening.
The Rev. w. @. Johnson of Barton will
reach in the Methodist church in exchaDg
18th Rev. j. e. Knapp next Sunday, Dec
4th.
There was quite large and pleasan
ALTERING OF the Ladies' Aid Society at tn
ONE OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Webster las
thursday.
Elmer Slack commenced the winter tern
the West Albany school, Ethel Slack II
he East Albany school and Leo Cook il
eth istrict last Monday.
The John III. Woodland Post will NEE
uesday, Dec. 9th, at the hall at 2 o'clocl
ARP. Every member Is requested to b.
esent rs it is the election Of officers.
The ladies of the Cong'I society ar
ranging for ''rummage sale" in the nea
ture. Might as well be interviewing tn
a trunks, attic and top shelf for treasure
leable
The little daughter of Mr.. and of Mrs
Rvey has been very i'll with pneumoni
b past week in Bloomington where sh
IS visiting. DIR. Young is the attending
ysician.
There will be a literary entertainment
d box supper Wednesday evening, Dec