Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-01-04

OF age. Presiding Elder Sher burne saws 1e
never knew such revival.
The watch meeting services at the M Il.
church last THURSDAY evening Were ests-
clally interesting and impressive. The two
hours were spent in social intercourse dr.
ing which light refreshments were served
Inc Rev. r. j. ChrYstie preached an exca-
lent sermon and the old year Vent OFT
during the sacrament of the Lords Sunn.r
and the tolling of the church bell, TIE
new year was ushered in amid the IiveN
strokes of the bell and happy new wear
greeting from pastor to people. This wss
an occasion long to be remem bered
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Geo Wheeler has coon-skin muf
made from a coon raised on their farm.
The annual roll calI of the church was
held last Saturday. A chicken pie dinne-
was served in the vestry.
The leap year social given by the senior,
of the academy was decided success. The
crowd was large and a good time was en-.
joyed by all
There is petition in circulation for a
dou BILE daily stage from East Hill TO
Greensboro Benz, and daily from East
Hill to North Craftsbury.
A pound party was given TO Rev. Charles
Hamilton Tuesday evening. About fifty
of his friends gathered at the home OF
Frank Dunn, and left many substantial
tokens. Will Dustan and Charles Smith
took their four horses and carried twenty.
four in one team.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Robert Harper has bought the MeEwen
place.
The Christmas tree exercises were good
and well attended.
Word has been received from simeon
shields that he is attending business
college at Denver, Col.
Archie Macomber who is telegraph
operator at Woodsville, N. H., is spending
ten days vacation at home !
One OF the most pleasant events of the
week was the marriage at the parsonage.
Wednesday evening, OF MISS agnes DAHL t
md Mr.. Andrew Young.
Fifty of the friends and relatives of M.
md Mrs. Robert Young assisted them
he celebration of their 5Oth wedding a.
liversary on Christmas day.
Mrs. McLaren, widow of the late Ale
lnder McLaren, died the Both OF Decembr.
She is survived by one son and two daug-
ers. She was highly esteemed by all MO
Knew her and was CONSTANT membeOf
he U. P. church at Greensboro.
DERBY.
Mr.. George KimbaIl has been veryin
he past week, but is reported to be beer
low. s
Mr.. William Bullock and Miss Lev
'easley were married by Rev. A. B. b. ]
light Dec. "a.
Mr.. Walter Wright now studentlt
University of Minnesota, called on ID 1
riends in town last week. q
Miss Lula Sawyer and Mr.. Arthur XII
redge of Newport were united in marriae O
t the home of the brides parents, Wee C
esday evening, Dec. 80. Congratulation
WEST DERBY.
Lewis Fish is quite sick. b
Repairs are being made on E. s. Ball v
ouse. b
E. S. Ball has recently purchased ne N
iano.
Miss Daisy White has been sick vii
0nsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. H. Hutchinson recer.
visited in Albany.
N. s. Rogers of Newport CT, was
OWN one day last week.
The village schools commenced Nome
tier two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Dane has been entertaining !,
aughter from Enosburg Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Goddard of Nevr..
entire recently visited relatives here.
Rev. Mr.. Fairbanks and DAUGHTER bye
cen attending revival meetings at Sent
'wn, P. @. All De
g. w. Rogers ofNewport Ctr and M.,,
ogers, who is a teacher in Barre. vi.i,. Gel
;. Rogers last Wednesday.
Maude and Helen Wakefiel& and a., cal
haffee, teachers In the village chool sr~' 4
he holidays at their homes inEestfe1d Do
MISS Nellie lie Maffeld and y Il Klbyot a
export Ctr, Wee united = marr;o. pin
st Thursday. Miss Maxf&d's ny n
iencs wish them long and 8hsnrr ~! an.
CLOVER. n
Olin Drew remaias about tls same her
Aggie Teller is sisiting her rents n
Little R0lfe' 5000 wesley Fsw, is vs,, feI :,
Leo Christie is drawing - spel
lmon. O
Ed. Walker is. suffsrino sitb aun
laa "
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Chriotia ra Wal
John Salmon's. Jose
Thad Drew has 50 fay - M
sited his parents recentlv 'naE b Wal
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