Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-01-16


For the present his father has taken MS
place at the town farm.
DERBY.
Mr.. Gage has been quite i'll the past
week.
Little haToIo Lsbounty is quite Ill at the
Richard.
Mr.. Her bert AIlbee still remains critically
Ill with pneumonia.
Mr.. Wallace Marvin broke his leg last
Monday afternoon.
MIR. Z. j. Wilder has been absent from
the store the past week on account of sick
ness.
Mr.. Griggs little boy has been moved to
Mr.. George Twombly's on account of the
serious illness of Herbert Albee.
Notice has been received at the post
office, and also by Mr.. Kidder, that the
new rural free delivery route will be
started the fifteenth of February.
While driving around the corner near
the Richard where the road was slippery
last Tuesday morning Mr.. Haywood was
thrown from his team and rendered I'M
conscious for few moments by the fall.
WEST DERBY.
Maggie Human is better.
Mrs. Henry Sawyer is quite sick.
Mrs. Adah Cobleigh is at A. c. Sawyer's.
Elder Mcclure spent Sunday at Iron Hill
Que.
Mrs. Kate Nichols has returned from
Burke.
Mr.. Rupert Martin has purchased Mer-
rill piano of o. r. Moulton & Son.
DR.. Adams and wife attended the funeral
of George Cammett at Newport Centre last
Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Mcclure has gone to Wor-
cester, Mass, to visit her daughter.
Rev. l. p. Chase preached in the F. B..
church yesterday.
Nilsson and Ray Elliott have been quite
i'll the past week.
Ernest Shirlaw has sold out and returns
to his farm home.
! Will Ingerson moves to the Wesley
Steele farm house this week.
The Woodmen held their first meeting
in their new hall in Mcclure block last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. l.. Brennan has rented the Sias tene-
ment on Main street, formerly occupied
by Mrs. Lizzie Dane.
Gary Clark from Montreal has purchased
of Mrs. Alice O'Leary her house and three
acres Of land on the road to Pine Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Sawyer have returned
to their home at Barton Landing. Mr.
Sawyer is very feeble from his recent severe
illness.
Birdena Green came from her school last
Thursday night ill. The sickness is pro.
nounced scarlet fever and the house wa!
quarantined Saturday.
There was public installation of off
GERS at Court Honor, No. 1874, followed b!
an entertainment and supper at Magoon'
hall, last Friday evening. All in attend
ance pronounced it good time.
A young child of Mr.. and Mrs. Georg'
Webb, on Clyde street, died Satur
day night, Jan. z, after several weeks
Illness. Funeral services were held Tues
day, Elder G. Mcclure officiating.
GLOVER.
Mrs. B. u. Wells has been spending
few days at LyndonviIle, and Sutton, he
former home.
Perley, the little son OF George Drew
fell out of chair last Friday and brok
his collar bone.
Owing to the storm, Mason Post G. A
R., No. IS, adjourned their meeting til
Thursday, Jan 10.
Mrs. Charles Hudson was taken seriously
Ill from heart trouble last Thursday anC
has since been confined to her bed.
The next dance to be. held at G. Fl. Law
rence's will be Wednesday evening, Jan
Is. Partlow's orchestra will furnish music
Oysters will be served.
Chas. Emory Smiths lecture that was t.
be given in the Barton lecture course to
morrow evening has been postponed unit
the evening of the 9th.
There will be meeting of the Masor
Post, g. A. R., and W. r. G, for the in
stallation of officers and other business
Thursday p. M, Jan. 10. All members ar,
requested to be present.
The Earnest Workers will serve
chicken pie dinner Wednesday, Jan. 20
from IL to 1 O'Clock, to which everyone Il
Invited. At 2 o'clock there will be a bus
mess meeting and roll call. Every mem
Der is requested to be present.
The Rev. Arthur w. Hewitt received
nearly $50 at the Methodist donation las
Thursday. A large number attended tn,
oyster supper and social in the afternoon
The lecture in the evening by the Rev. s
G Lewis of Barton Landing was also vel
patronized. Mr.. Lewis is q good speaker
and the announcement of his appearance,
before Glover audience is sufficient tc
draw full house. The generous contri.
button which Mr.. Hewitt received is 8
fitting testimony both to his ability and
! popularity as pastor.
The Rev. Arthur Wentworth Hewitt
who has recently been installed as pastor
of the Methodist church in Glover. Is one
of the youngest clergymen in the state
being only II years old. He was horn al
West Berlin, and attended the district
school until he was sixteen years old He
then entered the Mortified high school
and such marked ability did he show thai
before he was seventeen years old he was
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