Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-12-12

The MONITOR agant will be at this post
office Tuesday, Dec. Is b. all day. Plan to
see him and order your club papers.
A merry party of young people surprised
| Miss Edith and Mr.. Hiram T-iyp and
helped them to celebrate their birthdays
Saturday evening.
There will be no service in the NJ. E.
! church next Sunday on account of the re-
! pairs. Rev. DIR. Aiken viii preach in the
Academy hall Sunday evening.
Friday four young people were enter
tanned at Mr.. and Mrs Edmund Wilder's.
Saturday evening, IN honor Of Mr.. George
Wilder. Carroms, pit, and several guess
! ing contests were INDUCED in, and dainty
! refreshments servrd.
The masquerade given bv tna graded
school on Friday evening was very we'll
| attended and enjoyed by au Mr.. Oren
JENNIE and Mss Hazsl Albse took the
| prizes for the neatest costumes, Miss Olive
FairchiId and Mr.. Dunn for the comica1
/ costumes.
WEST DERBY.
| Luther Williamson soon moves to Went
| worth, \. II.
E. r. Cramer is checker at the c. P.
| flour sheds.
Mrs. L. A. Clark has returned from Gov
entry.
The Mcclure block is now being wired
for electric lights.
The quarterly meeting of the Belvidere
Advent Conference is in session.
Mrs. Edwin Blake fell down the cellar
stairs Friday, spraining an ankle.
Congratulations are due Archie Stiles
and bride, Miss White of Plymouth, Nh.
Mrs. Adna Cobleigh is still quite Ill
George Lock hart is little improved in
health.
Rev. l. P. Chase preached at the F. E.
church yesterday and will occupy the same
pulpit next Sabbath, Dec. IS.
The annual election Of F. B. Ss bbath
School officers was held Sunday. supt.,
W. o. Mits on; Assistant sSupt, Pastor:
Sec. and Treas, Guy Smith.
The MONITOR agent will be at this post
office Monday afternoon and evening, Dec.
II, to accept subscriptions to the MoNIToR
and all club papers. Plan to see him.
At their last meeting the West Derby
Camp OF Modern Woodmen elected their
officers for the coming year. The installa-
ton will take place the first Wednesdaysin
January.
The young people of this place enjoyed
strawride last Wednesday evening, the
objective point being the residence of Will
Robinson. Refreshments, music and games
were the order Of the evening.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Mrs. Emma Green Magoon has returned
to Manchester, N. H.
Mrs. Esther Livingston of Coventry is
visiting her son, George Livingston.
Rev. E. Blake has been in Bethel the
past two weeks for medical treatment.
Prof. Flanders of Stanstead College
preached in the F. b. church yesterday.
Carl A. White has purchased an Ivers
and Pond piano of G. II. Nc Cauley, paying
$500
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Dodge of West
field spent Thanksgiving Day with friends
here.
A son was recently born to Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie Rylander Of South birmingham.
Mass.
Mrs. E. A. BowIey went to Salem Derby
last Tuesday to attend the funeral of her
father, VIM. Croft.
We are informed that Mr.. Loverin, who
lives on Sias St., soon goes to North Caro-
lima to spend the winter.
A union service was held in the F. B
church last evening, conducted by Rev. E.
NJ. Fuller, field secretary of the State Sun
day school Association.
The Ladies' Society of the West Derby
Universalist church was entertained last
Thursday evening at the residence of Mrs.
George Tideman. Lunch was served by
the hostess.
CLOVER.
Mrs. A. D. Hopkins of Bethel is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Minnie Mason
Mrs. May Quimby has been engaged as
clerk in j. G. King & Sons store.
George Alger has been on the sick list for i
few days, being MINED to the bed. A
Miss Bernice Colby is assisting tn2WeIls
& Wizards store during the holiday rush.
Mrs. E. Richardson and daughter, Clare,
have gone to st. Johnsbury TO visis kher
mother. Mrs. Ed. Underwood.
Our electric lights will be minus for
week. and possibly more, as result OF the
burning out of dynamo yesterday even
ing about eight O'Clock.
The MONITOR agent viii visit this post
ONCE Gu FEiuhJf DSCs AJls hi Jay. a
good time to see him and arrange for your
club papers the coming year., 49,
Mrs. J. <. Herbert of Coventry has taken
rooms in MIS-. Lydia Dwinell's house and
will keep house for her daughter, Miss
Chsrlena Herbert, who is teaching in the
village school.
The Grange viii meet at Institute Hall
Tuesday evening and viii work the third
and fourth degrees on new candidates. A
banquet witt follow and ladies are request
ed to bring cake. II Is hoped every mem
Der will endeayor to be present.
Christmas Will be observed at the Con-
gregational church, with appropriate exer-
cises and a tree. The Universalist and
Methodist churches are cordially invited TO
unite in making this union service. All