Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-01-02

evening, j. HI. Stones orchestro MI,
nish music.
Miss Il. Chsrlena Herbert md
Clara DWinell were each the raoi,,,o..
very handsome toilet case from thoi
pills on Christmas.
Masters Merrill and Matt Salmon /.
Christmas tree to which they N
friends and neighbors to psrticino
the festivities of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mason and SON
of Hardwick, have been VISITING roll
and friends here the past week An
glad to see them.
James McGinnis has bought the MI
ell place at the lower end OF The u
He sells his farm and personal pronar
lotion, Tuesday, Jan. 3.
The Jr. o. U. A. NJ. COMMITTEES
completed arrangements for the -,
installation and dance to be given ID
stitute Hall, Wednesday evening. Ian
Stones orchestra, P. G. Stone, violin
prompter, j. Wesley Batchelder. cor
M. J. Blair, clarionet, Mrs. B. Il w
pianist, has been engaged to furnish
sic, and a large attendance is expec
Every body is invited.
AT its last meeting the granee ola
the following officers: Master. RE
son; overseer, A. P. Bean; lecturer. A
Williams; steward, P. G. Stone. sss,s
steward, HI. N. Davis; chaplain. ri
Bean; treasured, Helen Royston; secret
Elnora Phillips; gate keeper. H.
Phillips; Pomona, Lila B. Dow. I'll
Izora Phillips: Ceres, Maud King. II
assistant steward, Belle Davis; piar|
Mabel King. Executive committee. ri
Cook. 81. N. Davis, F. s. Phillips. ms
lation Tuesday evening, Jan, 10. 1
grange is invited to meet with WillougI
grange at K. of P. hall, Barton Landi
Saturday, Jan. z, at II O'Clock.
WEST GLOVER.
Mrs. c. c. Stevens is at the home OF
son, Judson Stevens.
6. P. Fisher recently injured his an
while skidding logs.
Miss Lola Sargent returned today
Montpelier Seminary.
Miss LitchfieId spent Christmas with
parents in Coventry.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Stevens spent Chr
mas at st. Johnsbury Center.
Roy Buchanan was home from the U
M, at Burlington, for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kilbourn of Bradf
were guests at Rev. and Mrs. G. II. Re
ellis recently.
Mrs. George A. Dow spent holiday W
at Sheffield, with her friend Mrs. Ha
comb.
Fred n. Aldrich who has been spend
his Christmas vacation at home, returns
Burlington today.
Miss Doris Cameron, Lulu Lewis
Mary Cutler from Barton Academy Sc
the holidays at home.
Miss Lulu Lewis was presented wit
nice fur set at Christmas and Mrs. n
Stevens with fine fur coat.
Charles KeIton and his men have b
cutting ice the past week on Parker n,
and the farmers have been busy filling I'll
ice houses.
Allen Tichurst, who has been at his ia
er's, is better. Much sympathy has b
felt for the family during Mr.. Tichur
illness.
There has been considerable inpro
ment in the condition of Charles Sill
during the past week, and 1t is now
pected that he will recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Humphrey eut
tanned quite number of their friends
Dec. 26. Mrs. H. B. Borland and Mr.. q
Mrs. John e. Borland of Barton were
guests from out of town.
The friends of S. V. Graves will regret
learn of his death, which occurred
his home in Massachusetts, Dec. 10. 4
Graves was Glover boy, son OF the
Washington Graves; a soldier Of the ci
war. His remains were taken to st. Johl
bury for interment.
Rev. A. S. Bole of Coventry, gave
Tuesday evening, very pleasant resume
the National Council at Des Moines. I
ideas given by some of the speakers an
brief sketch of a few was quite interestil
Friday morning one of Charles Kelto
horses stepped on to strip of thin ice, Il
had formed over slip made the day
fore, and went into the pond, by much
fort they we're landed on the ice, in baC
chilled condition, but by exercise a
quick work on the part of the men, tt
came out all right.
GREENSBORO.
Miss Mabel ellis returned to Mench
ter, n. H., Friday.
John King and Mr.. Fitch are work.
on the new chapel.
]. Batchelder and wife we're in Bartt
Landing over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Lewis is not gaining as rapi
ly as her friends wish.
The week of prayer will be observed
the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Leavitt is stopping at B. F. Dow