Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-12-19

visited his brother, George White, last |
week.
Charlie Mcclure OF Sheldon visited bis
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mcclure
last week.
Th3 H)ac she Is are nearly completed
They will furnish employment for about
thirty men.
A large reduction is being made In the
number of men employed in the I. r.
flour sheds.
Arthur Wells and family have stored
their goods for the winter and Will board
in Batesvil.e.
Elder \. M. Fuller preached at the
Advent church last Sunday in the absence
OF the pastor
Mr.. and Mrs. David Kelley have re-
turned from their trip to Massachusetts
and New Hampshire.
George e. House will move from the
Shorey house to the house on Northern
avenue vacated by Mr.. Williams.
Elder Chss. Mcclure and H. K. Cousens
went to Iron Hill last week to attend the
Farnham District Meeting of the / A. Z.
Con ference.
Miss Mabel Lafrance of this place and
A. R. George of Newport were married
| Monday evening, Dec. u, at st. Marks
rectory by Rev. A. A. Murch.
| There is to be town Sunday school
rally in the F. B. church Jan. 6, afternoon
and evening. Supper will be served in the
vestry Tor the benefit of those from dis
| tance.
Rev. MIR. Marggraff has closed a success
full pastorate of four years in the Univer-
salist church here and gone to his new
field in St. Adams. Rev. Mr.. Emery from
New York is to take the church here.
union Sunday. school association was
organized Monday evening, Dec. II, with
the following off GERS: President, Thomas
Doneghy; vice presidents, Mrs. Stark
Morse, Mrs. II. K. Cousens; secretary,
Guy Smith; treasurer, Mrs. E. s. Howe;
superintendent OF home department, Mrs
G. E. Green.
Oliver E. Grow passed away Monday
afternoon after a long illness. Funera
services were held in the Universalis
chapel and were attended by q large
number OF his brother Masons. Inter
ment was in Pine Grove cemetery. A wifi
and daughter are left to mourn the loss o
, kind husband and father.
GLOVER.
Carroll Davis was at home over Sunday
} n. FL. Wilson is under the care of Dr.
Magoon.
Fred Aldrich is expected home for tn
holidays.
Mrs. E. t. Mcclellan is suffering sevetel
with asthma.
L. L. Drew has rented a tenement q
Barton and moved there.
+ Will Lawrence has gone to Eden to visi
his sister, Mrs. Fred Fuller.
!, Martin Babcock of Nashua, N. H., Gale
on relatives in this village last week.
Benz. Wilson is caring for Roland OWN
ells stock while Mr.. DwinelI is III % berine
) Harold, eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
Wilson is quite i'll with nervous trouble
Miss Bertha Kincaid goes to Bradfor
this week to work in Mrs. Curtis mllliner
: store.
Rev. John Mcdonald, who has been il
threatened with pneum onis, is now i'm
proving.
One of the choppers on the Heights We
hit by falling tree ard seriously injure
:, last week.
Carl Wilson, who cut a bad cash in b
knee re recently, is SO far recovered as to
able to resume work.
Miss Amy Blodgett is confined to tt
!, house. 1t is hoped she will soon be able
appear among US as usual.
1t is expected that services will soon
? held regularly at the Universalist churcl
\ under the pastorate Of Rev. Mr.. Flower.
X Miss Lola Sargent is home from Mon
Il peler Seminary to spend the holidays wit
X her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Sargen
/ The MONITOR agent will visit this pos
Il Office on Friday, Dec. 23d, all day.
\ good time TO see him and arrange for yol
\ | club papers the coming year.
II Wells & Willard will serve hot coffee
II their store on Thursday, Friday and Sa
\ urday afternoons this week. See the
K new ad for further particulars.
X We are pleased to learn that Fred All
| II rich, who went to Burlington recently
H enter med ical college, is well pleased Wi
\ his work The class consists of seven
/ Prof. P G.. Stone held dancing scho
i at Institute Hall Saturday evening, whit
\ was well attended. He will be pleased
K meet all who desire instructions at Il
/ hall this week Friday evening.
II The dance at the home of Mr.. and MI
II G. Il. La wrence on Wednesday evening W
\ largely attended. Excellent music W
\ furnished by P. G. Stone, Ed Walcott az
Mrs. B q. Wells. Refreshments Of ca
and coffee were served. Mr.. Lawrence too
Il particular pains to look after the comic
of his guests and everybody had a got
Il tim
II Miss Sarah Johnson, who has spent Il
/ past six months at the home Of her frien
/ Mrs. Emma Christie, has gone to Lune]
Il burg to visit her parents, and little lat
will go to Boston to spend the winter wi
Y sister. Miss Johnson was in very no
health vUhan she came here. havino -