Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-12-04

December IA. Subject, 'sSaul of Tarsus."
Miss Mabel Pickett, who has been at
work in the E. L. Chandler Company's
office the past year, finishes her work there
this week.
]. e. Hennessey, who has been at Bel
lows Falls for several weeks, has returned
to this place and resumed work for the E.
L. Chandler Co.
II. Edison, who has been working sew
eral months for his son in Job printing
Office in Montpelier, spent Thanksgiving
with his family here.
Miss Nora Morse, who has been caring
for her aunt. Mrs. @. B. Stoddard, for the
past five weeks, has returned to her home
and work at Derby Line.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. Z. Cole and daughter
from Florence, Mass, spent Thanksgiving
here with his father. 81. D. Cole and
brother, George Cole, return to their home
| today.
The new stone bridge leading from the
end of Main street, to the freight depot
and Mathews feed store is complete and
ready for traffic. This will be great
| convenience to the people.
| The firm of Taplin & Cofran, auction
eers, have attended 104 sales since August
18th up to Dec. 1st. They have been into
New Hampshire thirteen times, Rhode Is
land four times and Connecticut once.
The next meeting of Geo. G. Meade q.
A. R. and w. R. G. will be Dec. 10 at two
o'clock p. NJ, instead of Dec. IL. The
meeting of both societies will be held In
the vestry of the M. E. church. AS 1t is
the annual election of officers every mem
Der of both societies is earnestly requested
to be present.
The Epworth League will hold a sale Of
useful and fancy articles at the church
Tuesday afternoon and evening, Dec. II.
Entertainment will be provided and the
Japanese ladies will serve refreshments
Those who have made articles for the sale
are requested to leave them at Mrs. d. Bu-
chanan's on or before Monday, Dec. IL.
On Tuesday last, a happy party of Gran
gers met at the pleasant home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred CIough for a social evening and
nut crack. The evening was spent in mu-
sic, games, etc, whistIing solos by Prof.
Bullard and reading by Miss Maud Clough.
The merry party broke up in the wee small
hours of the morning, every one thanking
their host and hostess for the pleasant
tina spent and much enjoyed by all.
SOUTH BARTON
Miss Eta Folsom was at home several
days last week.
Mr.. Frank Taylor spent several days last
J week in this place.
Clarence Mcdowell is spending his vaca
tion at his home here.
George Duke of Lyndonville spent
, Thursday at his home here.
, G. E. Aldrich of Barton spent Thanks
giving day with his daughter Dora.
g Miss Ella Berry visited her sister, Mrs
i e. j. Wheeler, few days last week.
9 Mrs. Norris. Miss May Norris and Mr.
< and Mrs. Claude Norris spent Thursday al
Frank Norris.
Irving Forrest has been quite sick witt
: the measles the past week. Glen and Pau
: Brooks are i'll with measles.
: As Miss May Campbell has been unable
to teach for the past two weeks, Mis-
q Nettie Hill has been teaching the school.
l. Mr.. Jacob Downing spent Thanksgiving
b with Mrs. Jane Duke, and Mrs. G. W
Abbott and son Olin with Mr.. and Mrs. A
- w. Varney.
: Mr.. and Mrs. L H. Gordon and Mr.. ant
n Mrs I. FL. Gordon of Lyndonville spen
vxvif hoi fp
and Mrs. P. III. Duke.
IS ALBANY.
ce D. L. Mcclure was in Boston on bust
y, ness last week.
Work is progressing on Whittemore'
new house on Water street.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Day visited at Bel
Wares in Coventry last week.
Mrs. Mary Cowles visited her son, II. E
Cowles, at Bartou Landing, last week.
90 Mrs. Julia Blake of Eden was the CUES
- of her sister, Mrs. Della Henry ,on Thanks
giving day.
Mrs Jennie Bill returned from the hos
st pital at Burlington "Wednesday, much Inn
proved in health.
NJ Orrin Delano suffered paralytic strok
,, last Tuesday evening, and now lies in
very critical condition.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. George Dow and Mar
~ McCe frey of Hardwick are here to hel
in caring for Orrin Delano.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Rogers and family {
Barton Landing spent Thanksgiving 1
George La awrence's. Mrs. Rogers RENAME
for q short visit.
8 THIS Epworth League will hold box sc
sfal in the vestry of the M +. church Fr
"a, day evening, Dec. Sth. The young peop
are all invited to attend.
Can't. charles Blake of Eder died NO
nd 10 after "a long illness of cancer OF Il
Us mouth Capt Blake was well known
this vicinity. He married Miss Julia Da
a. ling. whose parents were long residents
this town.
elsie and Elmer George were surpris
d. by a visit from a party of their you'