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

W. Fl. Unwin has moved to Newport
Center.
Mrs. Kate Mich is visiting her children
at Burke.
Rachel Martin is visiting her brother
Rupert.
School began to-day after vacation Of
two weeks.
Ernest shirlaw now has groceries in his
meat market. ,.
c. Abbott was In Burlington last week,
on business.
II. L. Daley now works in the ice house
of Swift & Co.
l. B. Bishop and family are visiting rel
atives in Fairfax.
Bennie Brown, Maple street, is threatened
with pneumonia.
Eugene Shattuck returned to his school
In Burlington to- day.
IL. c. Blake has purchased of c. II. Nc
Cauley Poole piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Mizener visited
relatives in town recently.
Capitola Morse of North Derby spent
last week at George Tideman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cousens visited rela
tlVes In Bolton, Que, last week.
Ernest Blake has gone to Barton Land
Ing, to work in Smiths meat market.
Word is received that Mrs. Chamberlain
OF lrasbnrg (Alta Bedell) is seriously ill.
Newman Blake has closed the pool-room
ne opened recently in the Magoon block.
Mrs. Julia Presby and daughter have
gone to g. W. Aldrich's, East Browning
ton.
Forest Cousens and wife returned to
their home in Bolton Glen, Que, last
Tuesday.
Miss Lucy Porter OF Manchester, N. H,
spent Christmas with her mother, Mrs.
Kate Porter.
Ell. Fl. Pratt, having disposed of his prop
erty here, and studio at Newport, will go
to Kansas to live.
The Holsens are released from uuaran-
tine and no other case of scarlet fever has
been reported in town.
Mrs. 4Adna Cobleigh has so far recovered
as to ride to East Charleston, to spend a
few days with relatives.
Nathaniel Sawyer has been very i'll at the
home OF Frank Woodbury., but is low i'm
proving.
The Free Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet
in the church vestry Wednesday afternoon,
serving supper from $50 to o'clock.
Mrs. Fl. L. Daley, received on Saturday,
the sad news of the death of brother,
Will McGovern OF GeorgeviIle, Que. She
attends the funeral today, Monday.
Rev. Edwin Blake preached to his people
again yesterday after some weeks of ILL
ness. Rev. W. c. Newell of Newport
preached at 8 .p. NJ, in the Universalist
chapel.
Henry Sawyer and Alice LapIant were
united in marriage, at the home of the
BRIDES mother, Mrs. Harriet LapIant, last
Wednesday, by Rev. Edwin Blake. Many
nice gifts were presented by friends here,
and in Clinton, Mass, where Mrs. Sawyer
has worked the past tive years. They will
reside on Northern avenue, West Derby.
The A. c. Sunday. school held their
Christmas tree and exercises in Magoon's
Hall last Monday evening. All those who
helped in the exercises deserve much
praise for the way they rendered their
parts. This is the first public Christmas
entertainment the A. Q. Sunday school
have ever had and they deserve much
credit. Mrs. Chas. Cousens, Mrs. Chas.
Allen and Miss Berdena Greene kindly
assisted in the singing.
DERBY LINE.
The MONITOR agent will be In town this
week. Look after your reading matter for
the coming year.
GLOVER.
Charlie Silver is much better.
Lutte Patterson seems little better at
present writing.
David Jerome broke several ribs last
week by fall in his barn.
Mrs. Hattie Hopkins has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. r. F. Mason.
The water is so low that no business can
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