Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-12-18
Clarence Caswell is VISITING

Clarence Caswell is visiting a,
Clark's.
c. A. Barber is through work on >
for the present.
Mrs. Clara Collins spent Weakness
East Hardwick.
Hiram Daniels was in Morrisvi,,o
nesday on business.
The Christmas exercises viii ba :.
the M. E. church Dec. 26.
Mrs. Nellie Caswell has retprnoa
from Warren, \. H where she bos
teaching.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the
of the NJ. E church Dec. 20: DIM
served: every body invited.
HOLLAND
Alonzo Bemis of Island Pond ".
town last Wednesday. wa
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Clapner -.
ing friends in Boston, Mass.
II. w. Wheeler has resigned b.,
postmaster TO take effect Dec q
I. I. Cssweil has bougbt -,
Nourse's farm at East HoIlsn5 1ho
s, e. Little, whose leg was bsd,,,
three weeks ago, is still unable ~ spra
room. ''e 10 leave
Mrs. Il. E, MouIton has r..
Morgan where she has been vt ,,ueo
daughter. visiting
E. Green went to BrattIebo,o
day for the winter. Mrs Gyo .,' /" eqr
eral weeks since. went
E. Smith, who was badly
falling tree in Casweu & nar.ss sse y
has recovered ara returned to his VIZ
Mrs. Eta May Rollins of Montr ~ :
tied her grandmother, Mrs. Betss,'
bee, and other friends in town Apl,
Since Sept. 18th, ". E. Bootbmo "es y
champion single sawyer Of M.,
Vermont, has sawed at the KeIIou so,.n9
saving. u ne is 81
lnere was a surprise party o. a..
Rumney's last Friday eyenino Aio'
sion being Mr.. Rumney's birtbd ss oc C
mouse was well filed with triaas
and everyb body had a yerv n,s.
ant time. siy pies
RASBURC.
Miss Myra TapIin returned r. No..
last Thursday. Psi
Clement Pike is taking q con,n,o.
course In Craftsbury academy.
verne Carr is doing the coolx,nc o.
on Lowell mountain
May CIough, also Emma and Alido a.
nave been ill with the measles tho =,
week. 'ne pr
n, q! Chamberlain has sold his fon
oiack driving horse to All White of w.
Derby. 'o u we
Mrs. Howard, an only sister Of Raw
"i'oh ii
special Christmas music and sermon ,
Onrlstmastide at the ConeI churcb No
sunday mor1ing. ~
o"lng TO lack of space we are Obliged
omit an extended obituary of Mrs G ,
" heeler, . hich will appear next weeC
ar. Herbert Lee, who is clearing :
lumber on 3. P. Church's farm. had :
to cut an ugly cash in his 70
saturday. ms 40
Al the Cong'I church next Sunday eve,
hg there will be a union service and . 90,
ere. christmas exercises in CHARGE 81
1ong'I church. u q
There will be- Christmas trees for ~,
hurehes in the court-hou hall Mond'
Venlng, Dec. %. Exercises in charge
ne Methodist church.
mrs. Helen G. Thompson came from s
ohnsbury to attend the funeral Of Mr.
Y neeler last Wednesday, and RENAME
With friends here until Saturday
MISS Marie Beauclerk is exreote5 hon,
rom concord, N. H., tomorrow. Th
Kisses delen and Claribel Somers are ais
expected home from Newton. Mass. tbi
Teek.
MI. Il. =. Wheeler of Boston who came +
tfend the funeral of Mrs. G. w. Wheele,
eturned home last Thursday. Mr.. an
lrs. Ellison Maynard have also returne,
D their home in Enosburg.
Mrs. Minnie Gates came from Baltimore
ID, last Saturday, hoping to reach her
efore the death of her father, Rev. Mr.
,napp, which occurred the night befor
er arrival. -
Rev. J. e. Knapp, who has been In very
DOR health for nearly three years, diet
rlday night, Dec. Is. Mr.. Knapp was al
hcient and helpful pastor of the Meth
dist church here for five years. He was o
remarkably hopeful and cheerful disro
tion and endured his sufferings witt
hristlan fortitude aud resignation. "Pht
ord is good and the Lords will be done
as his refuge and rest in the times of hil
eat sorrow and aff1ictlon. He leaves {
lie, one son and three daughters. W be
I'LL deeply mourn the loss of an affection
g husband and father. The funeral viii
} held in the Methodist church tomorrow
nesday, at one o'clock. Services ii
large of Presiding Elder LewE and tn
lstor, Rev. G. I'll. Wright. Mr.. KNAPP
as SO years old and was born in Green.
I'D, Conn.
JAY
The planer has arrived for the new mill
Mrs. E. G. Percy who has been very sick,
improving slowly.