Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-12-28
Mr.. Dan Cham berlin is visiting his sister,

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cowles visit
ng al MIR. Albert Cowles.
Mrs. Geo. Wheeler entertained Miss
Adams, the evangelist, Christmas day.
Mt Williams and Miss Winifred Will
liams went to st. Johnsbury last Saturday.
Miss Winifred Williams is nome from
Barton Landing for her Christmas vaca-
ton.
The seniors of Craftsbury academy are
making arrangements for New Years
social. ALI are cordially invited.
Word has been received of the marriage |
OF Mr.. Frank Whitney, formerly of this
town, to Miss Frances E. Campbell.
Adna Pike, Edward Cornell and Bernard
Young are no me from the U. V. NJ, Bur-
lington, for their Christmas vacation.
Monday to attend the funeral OF Miss
Sophia Cowles, formerly of this town.
The Christmas exercises held In the YES
try of the Cong'l church were decided
success. The audience was large and the
trees were heavily loaded.
DERBY.
Mr.. Ed. Abbott spent Christ mas with
his parents.
W. T. Kilborn is home from New York,
much improved in health.
Ross Moran of Boston is spending the
holidays with his parents.
Mr.. Charles Carpenter was home from
Richford to spend Christmas.
The University of Vermont students are
home for the Christmas vacation.
Miss Marion Clark has returned, and
will resume her duties at the academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wilder spent Christ
mas with Mrs. Wilder's parents at Smiths
Mills, P. Q.
Mrs. Seth Camp bell, whose illness has
been mentioned, passe away last Sunday.
Funeral services were held on Wednesday
afternoon.
The Christmas exercises were very inter
esting this year and the trees were laden
with gifts especially for the children
Mrs. Enright, the pastors wife, and Miss
Boynton, organist at the M. E. church
both received purses of money.
Miss Helen Hunt and Arnold Edmond:
were united in marriage at the home O.
the brides uncle, L. P. JENNIE, last Tuesday
, evening in the presence of a small com
, pany of relatives and friends. They lef
for Barre, their future home, on the mig b
train. Miss Hunt has made her bonn
, with her uncle here since very small cir
r | do hor q
the academy several years. They have
large number of friends, who extend con
, gratulations and best wishes for long
= happy life together.
y WEST DERBY.
r Lula Kennedy of Bradford is visiting q
9 Mrs. ]. J. Crafts.
d Geo. Crafts of Lowell visited his brother
o ]. J. Crafts, recently.
r Mrs. N. S. Rogers has returned to hs
q home in Newport Center.
II Miss Margaret Mac Kenzie spent Christ
mas at Graniteville, P. @.
: A little daughter was born to Mr.. an
Mrs. Roy Har1land Dec. To-
DR.. G. F. Adams WIS in Springfield
Mass, on business recently.
Mr.. Eugene Shattuck is home fro
college to spend the holidays.
The reading circle met with Mrs. o.
LII Moulton last Monday evening.
o. M. Griffin of Newport Center b
W purchased house on Sias Avenue.
E. R. Spaulding has the foundation
vs. bic min mil noprlv com plafed
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Winslow Of We
VI Charleston were in town the past week.
Charlie Taylor is home from Newpc
III Center, where he has been teaching scho'
Everyone is invited to the watch mee
NJ ing held in the Baptist church Thursd
evening.
'lo Miss Grace Cooper is spending the no
days with her parents at Knowlton, P.
d. Mrs. 6. E. Campbell and daughter V
tied at Newport Center part Of last wee
ne Mr.. Sherlow Of North Troy has open
meat market in the basement of Taylo
We block.
Mrs. Kate Porter spent Christmas
The Coventry with her daughter, Mrs. F.
IN. Hunt.
ty, Amos Ellsworth attended the meet
at of Bailey Post, G. A. R., at North t
Dec. IL.
Ing The dance given Friday evening
at we'll attended and all spent a pleas
evening.
ent Hiram Drown of Newport Center ca
'ar- on his daug hter, Mrs. E. 5. Rogers,
day recently.
. j. Erald Rogers spent Christmas with
lice grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hi
set Drown, at Newport Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Cousens and
an sons, Grayson and Guy, of Bolton 6
the Que, are visiting relatives in town.
The quartely business meeting OF
Universalist parish will be held at Mr.
rist- S. Robinson's Tuesday afternoon at 2.