Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-11-17
LOCAL NEWS.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Barton Landing.

DEFERRED LOCALS.
Barton Landing.
There is to be dramatic lecture given by
A. Lincoln Kirk of New Jersey, in the in
terest of the high school. Let the friends
of the school largely plan to attend and
thus help the school which is indeed a
worthy cause and one in which we are all
interested.
w. F. Morey purchased fine Cameron
piano for his daughter last week.
Albany.
Gerry Mills is home over Sunday from
Lyndonviile.
Rev. VIM. Water has been in Worcester
the present week.
Mrs. George Dow has gone to Craftsbury
to care for her sister who is ill.
Mrs. Pollard of Monroe, N. H., is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Mcclellan.
| Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. Felker have recently
| lost little babe. They have the sympathy
of their friends.
G. &. Rogers has let his farm for one
year to NJ. Rushford; Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers
can be found there however.
On Nov. 9Th Miss McGoff held her after
noon session of school out of doors, the
day was go mild and balmy.
Miss Avery and Miss Bryaut were at the
| NJ e. church Monday and Tuesday eve
nings to revive the work they began in the
summer.
w. A. Sargent has dog "Patty," that
goes to school every day when the bell
rings and stays till the children go in,
when she goes home again.
The friends of Ira D. McClary of Leo
minister, Mass, will be glad to learn that
he is gaining in strength and has begun to
use his crutches. The wound is nearly
healed.
Bloomington.
Fred Campbell is shingling his house.
Miss Lizzie Bryant is visiting friends in
Coventry.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Burrows are visiting at
Island Pond.
Henry Bailey from Worcester is visiting
his mot her in this place.
Miss Bertha Loveland has finished her
work at Barton and returned home.
Kenneson TO work with the hay press.
The Ladies' Aid society met Thursday
evening, Nov. 6, with Mr.. and Mrs. Latt
Edwards in SalemDsrby. A very pleasant
time was enjoyed by all.
The village school taught by Miss Lizzie
Blake OF st. Johnsbury closed last Friday
with exercises il the afternoon which
] oft IoH
Miss Blake has taught very successful
term of school and is we'll liked by her
scholars. Those having no tardy or absent
marks were Preston Skinner, Ora Bailey,
and Otrin Bailey. Those having only one
tardy or absent mark were Edith Hitchins,
Grace Hitchins, Ruoy Dutton, Leslie Dut-
ton, BsTnics Marsh. Those having no tardy
marks Harold Breer, Burns Grow, Alsey
Young, Jennie Scofield, Arthur Davis
( BERTHE Lewis.
West Charleston.
A sister of Mr. VIM. Bruce is visiting
him..
George Shannon is out again after a Sc
we're attack of grip.
Mrs. Minis and Miss Alice Cummings
have rooms for the winter with Arthur
Kidder's people.
The electric light and power company
expect to get their plant in running order
in about month.
The following article is copied from G
California paper. Mrs. Wheeler will be re-
membered here:
s.The home of Mr.. ank f. S. Wheeler al
. L -. H. CO.
Jose, Cal, was the scene of an exceptionally
pretty wedding when their eldest daug hter
, MineOla, was united in marriage to JohL
Hassler Jr., of Evergreen. The interior o
the house was tastefully decorated will
flowers, foliage and potted plants. Thu
bridal couple entered the parlor to thu
strains of wedding march played by Miss
Maybelle Butterfielo. Rev. w. A. Kennel.
of San Francisco performed the ceremony
After receiving congratulations the newt.
married couple led the way to the dining
room where q wedding breakfast wa
served, Miss Butterheld rendering swee
music the while. The bride and groom
were the recipients of many useful gifts
After brief wedding trip they will be a
their new home in Evergreen"
; Craftsbury.
A. A. Bridges is repairing his house.
Mrs. Eliza Lother from Newbury is visit
ing friends and relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wiseman fror
Grants Pass, Washington, visited at N. 3
! Kinney's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Howard and Mr.. an
Mrs. John Babcock attended the Fay-Jack
son wedding in Greensboro last Thursday
Glover.
D.A. Gilmour has shingled his house.
Mrs. Lydia Dwinell visited in Lyndon
Vile last week.
Mrs. David Anderson has been on til
sick list the past week.
Mr.. Olin French of Brattleboro Is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Zaphira Davis.
Walker Bros. are going to cut and dra
the lumber on the N. Ii. Wilson lot.