Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-12-07


This is the time to arrange for your club |
papers.
Miss Marion Clark is i'll at her home in |
Brockton, Mass, and will not be able to |
resume her duties at the academy for about |
two weeks.
Mr.. George Wilder who has been work
ing in New York returned home with his
brother, FL. II. Wilder, and will stay here
during the holidays.
WEST DERBY.
Melvin Chappell is on the sick list.
Annie Cousens is sick with tonsilitis.
Clarence Griffin cut his foot badly last
week.
Lester Fuller's two youngest sons are ill
with tonsilitis.
Dwight Squires visited his brother at E.
G. Rogers recently.
Miss Gladys McCauley, who has been
quite ILL, is improving.
Alton Tower and sister have gone to
Boston for the winter.
Geo. Davidson has moved into his house
recently purchased of Ed. Sisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hunt of Derby Line
are the parents of 10 pound boy.
8. o. Whipple of Newport Center visited
at E. G. Rogers part Of last week.
John Harvey has moved into John Nc
| Clure's house on Indian Point street.
E. G. Blanchard has purchased the
Laura F. Adams property on Main St.
w. G. LoveIace has gone to Upper Lake,
New York, to work.
Viola Cobb has returned home from
Northfield, where she spent the summer.
Miss Helen Wakefield of Westfield is
preceptress in the village school in place of
Miss Brown.
Fred Pickel has moved into I. o. Blake's
| new house.
John Kendall has moved into the Adams
house.
John Hazel has sold his granite business
to the Flint Granite Co. of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Sawyer have moved
from Derby into their house on Elm St.
N. s. Rogers of Newport Center called on
his son, E. s. Rogers, Friday afternoon.
Oscar Schalasam has moved from the
Laura Adams house to the Freeman Blake
house.
Howard Lindsay has moved from his
farm to John Humans tenement on the
Lake road.
The Newport Electric Light Co. placed a
new 217 XIV. Stanley machine in their
station last week.
Rev. o. W. Heyer of Newport Center
preached in the Advent church of this
of this place Sunday, Nov. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Squires and Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Smith of Newport Center
called on friends here Saturday, Nov. %.
The ninth grade Of the West Derby
graded school will give a promenade in
Magoon's hall Friday evening, Dec. IL
ALI invited.
The MONITOR agent will visit the post
office here on Monday, Dec. IA, afternoon
and evening. See him and arrange for
club papers.
There will be a chicken pie supper at
Herbert Balls Friday evening under the
auspices of the Universalist Society. AL
are cordially invited.
CASWELL'S MILLS.
Mrs. Charlie Lane has very bad hand
and he doctor thinks an operation will bs
necessary.
i > Those who have had diphtheria are al
out again and school will commence to-day
with Harry Page as teacher.
CLOVER.
} Mrs. Harley Drew is gaining.
, Mrs. Henry Phillips is quite sick.
DIN Drew remains about the same
Mrs. Hunt has returned to her home il
Westmore.
E. A. Cook and wife of Newport visite
in town last week.
} Miss Bernice Colby will attend school g
> Barton this winter.
N. A. Smith is making some improve
Z ments on his buildings.
Miss Violet Tucker, the primary teache
Z is boarding at Richardson's hotel this VIII
ter.
Heman Mcclure has returned home an
will remain here the remainder of tt
winter.
The next Epworth League meeting wi
be held Friday evening at the home of
N. Clark.
Wedding bells will peal here sometin
u this week. Watch the next issue of Il
MONITOR.
Mrs. Burroughs has gone to spend t.
remainder of the winter with her daug
ter, Mrs. Davis.
There will be Mite Society social ne
Friday afternoon at the vestry. ALI a
cordially invited.
At Arthur Wylie's auction cattle SO
fairly well. We are sorry to have n
Wylie's people move away.