Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-12-05

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work for Gilman 6 Co., through the holt
days.
Mrs. Z. J.. Harrison's aunt, who resides
with her, recently suffered the smputstion
of a toe.
The Womsn's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society met with Mrs. Morse last
Wednesday.
MIR. McCIure's new building is being
wired for electric lights. Eddie Gray is
doing the work.
MT. Grow, who lives on Maple street, is
very i'll. Tide Holsen is convaIescing
rom scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright and daughter,
Florence, have gone to Littleton, N. H, to
spend the winter.
Mrs. Emma Magoon has returned to her
work IN Manchester, N. H., after a short
visit with her parents.
The MONITOR agent will be at this post
once Monday afternoon n evening, Dec.
Il, to accept subscriptions to the MONITOR
ano all club papers. Plan to see him.
MRS Frank Wheelock was buried from
her home last Tuesday. She was a devoted
WIG mother and will long be missed
Oy her two daughters and her husband.
The officers and members of Court of
Honor No. 1874, 1. o. f.. are requested to
o. present at the next meeting, Dec. 9, to
eject officers for the year of 1905. After the
meeting fruit, ETC., will be served and a
social time enjoyed.
MRS. Mertie Wilson and childrenSof w
charleston visited at j. F.Gray's Saturday.
Mrs. W. w. Hutchins severely sprained
n also broke a small bone in her ankle
While caring for her father at Clarence
Gibbs last week.
About twenty-five of the vouno neonIe
OF this place gave Harry Kimhsu a very
pleasant surprise last Tuesday evening.
Refreshments were served, games INDUCED
In and everybody reported a very good
time.
Several from this place attended the
party at Arson Davis THANKSGIVING even
ing. Many games were played, after which
the party adjourned to the dining room.
supper was awaiting them. The
evening was a pleasant one.
GLOVER.
Dr. Percy Templeton of Montpelier Is in
town.
Mrs. R. j. Sargent was taken very i'll
Saturday night.
Mr' and Mrs. Fred Taylor are visiting
she home of Simeon Clark.
Charles II. Lawrence has gone to Eden
TO visit his daughter, Mrs. Fred Fuller.
Carroll Davis OF Newport spent Sunday
with his brother, Representative Fl. N,
Mrs. Carter, mother of Mrs. Flora Rice.
gone to HoIyoke, Mass, to visit her
daughter.
Partlow's next dancing school VIII be
held at Institute Hall Friday evening of
this week.
Mrs. WIS Willard and daughter CeciIe |
spent q few days last week with relatives
friends at Mrs. Wizards old home in |
The funeral of Mrs. Mason, mother OF |
3. H. Mason, was held at his home
Thursday, Dec. 1. She was buried at East
Craftsbury.
Leonard Drew's family has moved here
Portsmouth, N. Fl. At present thew
ire staying at the home of Mr.. Drew's
sister, Mrs. Fl. 81. Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Kirby were given
surprise party last Friday evening which
vas we'll attended. Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby
we're the recipients Of a beautiful clock.
CARD.-We, the undersigned. wish to
yXnr66G 0up hoo rtfoIts +honIzo - AL1 =
nd n~elghbors, who SO kindly assisted us
. our recent sorrow. |
b. I'll. MASON N Family.
MIR. }. FL. Wylie, who represents the J,
;, Food Co., and has been working at St.
Adams and Enosburg Falls, spent SUNDAY
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
.ylie.
The village schools begin to-day. Miss
lara DWinell returns to teach the primary
department.. Miss Charlena Herbert of
Coventry has been engaged to, teach the
higher department.
Two young men were arrested here last
week on a serious charge and lodged in
he county jail at Newport to await trial
It the March term of court.
The EpWorth League will give a social
nd reception to the new pastor at the
Methodist church, Wednesday evening.
Dec. Z. A literary program will be given
t 7:30 o'clock and lunch will be served Of
O'Clock, for 10 cents per plate. a cordial
Welcome to ell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Payson Roweu
will give a five O'Clock tea, supplemented
~ music and readings, in the vestry of
he Cong1 church Friday, Dec. 9Th. All
hose interested in the church are cordially
invited to meet with Mr.. snd Mrs. RoweII
n this informal social gathering.
DR.. N. L., Dow returned Sunday morn ;
ng from Chicago. He has been absent
our weeks, attending lectures, clinics and
operations, in leading medical in
titutions in Chicago, and has no doubt
much information which will he
# great benefit to him in his practice. The
loctor keeps thoroughly posted On all mat
ers pertaining to medical science.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Phillips, who have
ately made extensive repairs on the house
which they purchased OF Silas Grsv. were