Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-12-11

. %. through the holidays.
Mss Pearle Rollins is working in til
Su & Co store throu ga the holiday
mrs. R. c. Rexford has returned fror
u w daughters and is boarding at Mr.. E.
= Saattuek returned to Burlington
1,st monday morning, after having spen
thanksgiving at home.
mr. Frank Hill has returned from ST
'ohnsbury where he had a successful oper
a.ion Tor the removal OF a cataract on on,
OF his eyes.
f' Frank Mouiton his moved from
freeman Blake's tenement into the bous
Main street.
VT Cnas. Mcclure has opened a meat
market In the basement of his store ar6
"il De prepared to furnish the public wit
meat, oysters, &c.
GLOVER.
george Norton Is very sick.
Leo Chrystie has moved into Carl VIII
sons house.
J. Q. Robinson viii work for E. A. Bean
this winter.
carroll Davis of Newport spent Thanks
giving at E. A. Norton's.
burieigh Pratt spent Thanksgiving with
MS parents in st. Johnsbury.
Archie Donahue and wife of West BurEe
visited ID town the past week.
Miss Bell McDufee was the guest of
Mrs. Il. Z. Davis over Sunday.
Mrs. N. H. Drew was in Walden visiting
hef Iather, who is sick, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Norton are visiting
tnelr sen, n A. Norton, in Lyndonville.
The body OF Oscar HAGEN of Barton was
brought here for interment last Monday.
Mrs. j. H. Scott and daughter OF spring-
neld, Mass, are stopping at 5. 3. Frenca's.
The Ladies' Aid society will serve din
ner in the vestry Thursday, December IA,
at noon.
The Daug hters of Liberty went to Shelf
neid one night to familiarize themselves
with the work of the order.
Glover Grange, No. 272, VIII not meet
tuesday evening. Election of officers VIII
be on Saturday, Decem Der %.
Tne children are requested to meet at
the Oniversalist church for rehearsal.
Saturday afternoon at one O'Clock,
R. F. Mason has sold his farm and is TO
give possession the first OF January. We
are very sorry to have him leave town.
Lillian Taylor of Newport Center is Wis
sting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. N.
Clark.
Mason W. f. G. viii hold their annual
election OF officers Thursday, Decem Der IA. !
with dinner at their rooms at II 80 O'Clock.
zStanly Gates, son of Pres. Gates. VINO is
reshman in Dartmouth, visited his grand
mother, Mrs. Stark, during the Thanks
giving recess.
Judge CLARK starts for Chicago this morn
ng to look after his interest in the will of |
lis uncle, which is TO be probated in that
ity this month.
Mrs. A. Nj. Randall has so far recovered i
s TO be able to be moved to ST. Johns bury.
where she will reside with her daughter,
FRS. L. A. Pratt.
The next meeting of Mason Post G. A. r.
nd w K. .. will be Thursday, Dec. IA.
IS it is the annual election Of officers.
very member of both societies is earnest
Y requested to be present.
We nope all will remember the sale ct
he NJ. q. vestry Wednesday and Thursday
fternoons and evenings. Every one is4n-
tied. ANY offering of articles for sale will I
e acceptable. There win be an entertain
1ent and supper each evening.
The village school commences Monday
corning. There will be but one depart
1ent, Miss Peel taking the pupils of the
rimary room. The school will be some
That broken up as several have been ex- :
osed to the measles and will not begin
ho farm