Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-01-25

the winter.
WEST DERBY.
Arthur Benson is quite sick.
Mrs. Fred Donaghy is better.
Grant Reed is on the sick list.
Reginald McCauley is on the sick list.
Miss Jennie Hunt has gone to Nashua,
n. Ii.
Mrs. T. B. Sas is working for Mrs. A. B.
Cobleigh.
Margaret Mackenzie has been Ill the
past week.
Miss Maud Wakefield has been ill the
plst week.
Mrs. Emily Magoon went to Manchester,
n. H., last Thursday.
Miss Bernice Hastings spent Sunday
with Mrs. Carl White.
Miss Grace Cooper, who has been sick
with tonsilitis, is better.
Miss Laura BeatIe Of Newport Centre
visited in town recently.
Alvin Thompson of Lunenburg visited
at g. F. Adams recently.
Mr.. Warren Cousens went to WoodsviIle
last Monday, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory have returned to
their home in Fitch Bay, Que.
Miss Katherine. Barry of Derby spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Miss Mary Kemp of Stambridge, Que.
visited at h. K.::Cousen's last week.
Elijah Merrill of Lyme, n. H, is work
ing for A. B. Coblejgh in the store.
There was surprise party at the home
of Morris Kendall last Friday evening.
Mr.. Hoel Human has opened a shop in
the Brady building and is making violins.
Mrs. KetwelI attended the Baptist Quar-
terly Meeting at Newport Centre last week.
The Young Peoples Persevering Club
met with Mrs. A. J. White Saturday, Jan.
16.
Ward Colby has returned from South
Dakota, where he has been visiting rela-
tives.
Several attended the exercises in the hal
which has been finished off in the school,
building.
Mrs. Adams went to Newport Centre
Thursday to attend the funeral of Mrs
Orrin Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis and daugh.
ter Pauline of Sutton visited at Chas. Fol
SONS last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gray went to West
Burke last Monday to attend the funeraI
of Mrs. Ella Smith.
A reception was given to the students O
the eighth and ninth grades in the schoo
hall Friday evening.
M. Ell. Dodge has gone to Westfield t.
invoice his stock of goods recently pur
chased of II. o. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berword Stone of Nortl
Stanbridge, Que, visited at G.. E. Camp
BELLS part OF last week.
Mrs. N. S. Rogers who has been stop
ping with her son Ernest, has returned t.
her home in Newport Centre.
The services held at the A. G. church b!
Evangelist John M. Kelley were largel,
attended and much interest was manifested
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Stevens gave whis
party at their home Friday evening
About thirty were present and all spent
very enjoyable time.
GLOVER.
| Mrs. Villa Rich is visiting in town.
Oh. Drew is no better at this writing.
| The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Martil
Bean has been ill.
Mrs. lizzie Anderson is working for Mrs
Edwin Richardson.
Cd. Gray has sold his residence in tn
village to Roy Christie.
Miss Glenn Cook is in the hospital at ST
Johnsbury for treatment.
Mrs. B. U. Wells has returned from Bos
ton and is in poor health.
Read the special offers which our mer
chants are making this week.
| Mrs. Freeman Shedd who has been sicI
for the past three weeks is some better.
The Rev. John KimbalI will preach il
the South church next Sunday at 2 p. m.
Several of the friends of Leo Wilso
visited him at his home in Barton Frida
night.
H. N. Davis and E. A. Norton with thei
families visited n. A. Norton in Lyndon
Vile last week.
Mrs. E. underwood Of St. Johnsbury
caring for her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Rich
ardson, who is ill.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society wi
meet in the vestry Thursday. Dinner q
II. All are invited.
Alice Drew, youngest daughter of Har
ley Drew, was badly scalded on the fac
and neck last week.
The question of rural free deliver
route, taking ia the river road and CIar
neighborhood, is being agitated.
o. D. Gray and wife went to Hardwic
last week to purchase house with a vie,