Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-12-14

inursusy ano friday. The
attendance at the evening meetings was
about seven hundred, the largest in the
history OF the state grange They report a
very interesting and pleasant meeting.
DERBY.
Miss Mary Cobb, who has been i'll. is
able to be out.
Mrs. Mary Donaldson has been quite i'll
with the grip.
Several new members were added to the
VIC. t. .. during Mrs. Reads recent visit.
Messrs. Frank Harvey and George Wilder
returned today from drive to Coaticook,
P.Q.
Mr.. Charles Stevens and Miss Matte
Stevens of East Charleston were in town
last week.
Mr.. Myron Young is Ill with scarlet
fever in Coventry, where he had gone to
teach school.
Mr.. Aaron Grout has gone to New York,
from which city he goes a little later to
spend the winter in MaIine, ILL.,, with his
parents.
The event of the week will be the con-
cert at academy hall Friday evening by
Miss Moor, reader, and Miss Farnsworth,
pianist.
1t is reported that Fred Hamblet is soon
to convert the building recently purchased
of the creamery association into a tene-
ment house.
Mrs. Willie Kilborn and two children
are expected home tonight from New
/ York. Mr.. Kilborn will remain there a
| little longer.
WEST DERBY.
| Mrs. 81. M. Laplant is away nursing
Chas. Allen has moved here from New
port Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Leavitt took trip
| to Montreal recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bailey have been
J entertaining relatives from Illinois.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. q. Peabody spent Sun
day, Dec. 9th, with E. s. Rogers, who is
| sick.
Mr.. Brown from the Stanley Machine Co.
was here last week wirin g the new machine
in the electric light station.
|
Center are stopping with their son Ernest
who is in very critical condition.
There was a chicken pie sociable at F. A.
Balls Friday, Dec. 18th. Proceeds were
for the benefit of the Universalist society.
CLOVER.
Julia Drew is very ill.
Mrs. Ellen Abbott is boarding at Henry
Halls.
Mr.. Hudson is very low at present
writing.
Ned R. Young made short visit home
last week.
DIN Drew remains in very rcritical
condition.
A baby boy at Frank Darling's. Con-
CALCULATIONS. o....s.-
Mrs. Jennie King is caring for Mrs.
Frank Darling.
Rev. John Mcdonald has been quite
indispOsed of late.
S. N. Clark has rented his farm to his
son Noble for year.
There will be union Christmas exercises
at the Institute hall.
E. G. Woodland was in town on business
several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcclellan went to
West Burke Tuesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quimby go to Manchester
this SEX for short stay.
Mrs. Georgianna (5everence) Preston
has been visiting in town.
Dale Drew from Wells River visited his
grandparents here recently.
Mrs. Chaplin Leonard has been visiting
her son at Whitefeld, N. FL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller are visiting at
Charles Lawrence's and other places.
Rev. Geo. L. Thompson of Springfield
will preach at South church next Sabbath
at O'Clock.
Choir rehearsal at the home of Mrs. B. U.
Wells Tuesday evening for the rehearsal of
Christmas music.
The Rev. George c. Mcdonald goes to
Albany tomorrow tuesday, evening to
speak at a donation.
George Hudson, 81 years old, is in very
poor healt n this winter, being confined to
his bed most of the time.
The MONITOR agent will visit the post
Office here Thursday afternoon, Dec. oath.
See him and arrange for your club papers.
The children are requested to meet at
Institute hall next Saturday at $3.50 a. N.
for the purpose Of rehearsing the Christ
mas exercise.
Marriage bells and showers of rice have
been much in evidence at the Methodist
parsonage in Glover of late. Seven happy
weddings in the past few weeks have been
the joyous occasion.
Burleigh Sherburne and Miss Lila Marsh
were married last Wednesday evening at
the Methodist parsonage. Both are