Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-12-28
All enjoyed pleasant even
GLOVER.

Jack Drew went to Boston Thursday
night.
sllas Gray is in very poor health this
winter.
Il ugh Carr was quite sick several days
last week.
w. b. F. Logan was in town on business
last week.
Miss Mabel King is visiting her cousin
in Burlington.
Mrs. c. s. Parker has been quite i'll the
past week with tonsiIitis.
Mrs. Kimball will preach at the South
ch urch next Sunday at l p. m.
George Hudson is very low and not ex-
pected to live but a short time.
Miss Bertha Loveland OF Bloomington
is working for Mrs. B. U. Wells.
Miss Bernice Colby is assisting In Wells
& Wizards store during the holidays.
A. D. Abbott's arm, which he hurt quite
badly on a saw recently, is improving.
Mazzini Phillips has gone toSpringfield,
Mass, to work for theSmith & Wesson Co.
Carroll Davis of Newport spent Christ
mas with his brothers, II. n. and Roy
Davis.
Please remember the chicken pie dinner
at the M E. vestry Wednesday of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Christie spent Christ
mas with Mrs. Christie's mother at
Greensboro.
Silas Gray has sold his place in this viii
lage to A. e. Phillips. Possession will be
given June first.
Wells & lizard will have special cash
sale of prints and household linens some
time in January.
Mr.. McKennan tho has been stopping
at Asa Cham berlains for several weeks has
returned to Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Mason have been in
Hard wick the past week. They are con-
sidering moving there.
: Art hur Clark is at home from the
University of Vermont at Burlington to
!. spend a short vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Clark.
> Rev. Mr.. Thompson, president of the
Vermont Young Peoples Union, preached
a very interesting and helpful sermon on
Il Sunday, Dec. 20, at South church.
Mrs. j. E. Dwinell, who has been sick
:. for so many months has not been as well
;. for week, but is improving again. Her
y many friends regret her long and serious
- illness.
# The many friends of Rev. g. G. M'Donald
q will hold their annual donation on the
: evening of January Sth at the M. E. church.
, Oysters will be served. Ladies are kindly
invited to bring cakes and pies without
special solicitation.
- The Christmas exercises which were held
at Institute Hall last Thursday evening
were largely attended. A large number of
- children took part in the exercises which
were we'll rendered, especially the singing
or by the chorus of thirty voices. Two trees
were loaded with presents which were dis
t. tributed after the exercises.
WEST GLOVER.
Id Rev. s, L. Vincent went to Sheldon to
preach Dec. GOTH
d, Roy Buchanan is home from Burlington
during the holiday vacation.
IN Grant White spent Christmas at Barton
with his sister, Mrs. Whitcher.
R. The Christmas exercises at the church
Thursday evening passed off pleasantly.
las Kate Cameron Is home from her visit in
5omerville, Mass, and Manchester. N. 81
Tor Pearl Vance is home from her school a.
Barton on account of the illness of be-
est mother.
Mamie and Geneva McCaffrey went t.
ort Albany Thursday to attend the funeral O
oil. their uncle.
ct There was family reunion of the Barbe
lay and Cook families at Lyman Barber
Christmas day.
iii Edward Baker of Duluth, Mimi. is visit
Q. ing his parents Mr.. Bakers last visit her
,is- was nine years ago.
elk. Bert Woodard, who was called home O.
nod account of his mothers illness and dealt
,r,s returned to Northfield, Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. William Mitchell attended til
in Christmas gathering at Will Kings an
2 for the first time in her life OF eighty-si
years saw a Christmas tree
ing oeo oNns' 'ames ioung ana 1onn
,rov Uric with their families went to Sout
Albany to observe Christmas and celebra
the golden wedding OF their parents, M
vs. and Mrs. Robert Young, at that place.
Mr.. A. S. Gilmour has been readir
lied about the big hogs mentioned in Il
one NioNIfok anu says tnat "h1ie MS no
have never seemed to aspire to great si
-. he has one SOW which is certainly reco
his
fifty pigs.
GREENSBORO.
two Miss Bertha NJ 9lvin is home from Sto,
Hen, Mrs A norron 10 vioitino ho, do,o
ter, Mrs. F. j. Chase.
'he Mrs. 4. Z. Hill is entertaining
B. T. brother from Colby college.