Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-31

| trade in their business experience and |
consequently everyone IS happy.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Butter6eld |
are home from their wedding journey |
and at General ButterfieI0s for the winter. |
Invitations are out for reception to Mr.. !
and Mrs. Benjamin F. Butterfield by Gen.
and Mrs. f. G. Butterfield, Thursday even
ing, January 3.
Mr.. Winthrop FL. Harding is home from
McGiu College for the holidays He is
| taking course that will fit him, for min
Ing engineering.
Mr.. Lay of the Lay Whip Co. has been
spending few days in town in anticipation
of the installation OF some new machines
in the plant here.
Miss Belle Robinson was able to preside
at the organ of the South Congregational
church last Sunday after several days ILL.,
ness whAeh confined her at home for two
weeks.
T. Sheaf Haskell wens to New York City
Wednesday night to enser the employ of
a large concern manufacturing machines
used in the manufacture of linen fabrics
etc.
/ Oscar Caswell started Wednesday noon
for Los Angeles, Col, where there is g
good situation awaiting him. Mrs. Cas-
we'll did not accompany him, will probably
go out when MIR. CasweII has esta bIished
himself.
Col. ana Mrs. e.. Stewart Haskell re-
turped to Boston Wednesday evening to
spend the Balance of the winter. Their
home is closed and it gives Library Square
s very deserted appearance with. the pub
tic library Also closed.
Hon. g.. Colby y falling He is IS hos
p5tal in Montreal where everything is be-
iEg, done for him that is possible. His son,
DR.. john Colby is with him. These are
daysr of great anxiety for the family and
they have the universal sympathy of
the community.
GLOVER.
Leo, WILSON, visited at his fatherzsslssxs
week
Grover Rice has been quite as at Marahe, /
Glman's.
Mr. snd Mrs. NJ e.. Wilson are way. On
a visiting trip.
Mr.. Isaac Rashl9s ohiEaEen are i'll with
Whoopi1g cough.
There are several. cases OF whoopRgs
cough akseut town.
- Sam Beams cEzildrea4haRe been quite sax.
/ bat are saster BOW.
p Mrs. JsEushasClark1iE visiting her niesss,
Nrs. Glen Andsrsea.
> Glenn Etindlstis hene from S. JohIzs--
bury sica~with shs IN ampH-
; Miss Jennie Nae Salmon IS spending ass
, vacation as Rosk,HiIhtarInA
A. E. anderson was seyie1sty III sew Ezel
days last week SGt lis settes again.
AZ Mrs. "a NJ. Williams. returned to 4sr
bone at Nerthisld Christzaas week.
y Chapin Leonard wss-consna6 to his Bee
= several Gays last we3k but i, CIT again
Rev. Mclaughlin will preach at tht
South Church next Sunday ss O'clock
81 Mrs. Lillian Mcqueen and Joseph Barn
I ham went seush at Christmas time to work
4 during,she winter.
"AuHt Eliza" Clarlswho. EEL and broke
Or her hip recently, stood the strain OF set
, ting and is doing we'll.
ri Mrs Ellen Abost wiz live with Mrs
D. Gray in the upper part OF the Eashol
housB she remainder of he winter.
n Mr.. Arthur Salmon has, Just receised
Christmas present, in, the form of bo1
!, OF oranges from. his brother, Matt, 2
Roa&ledges Fla,
:, MRS. Eliza j. Clark who has beea g I15
; leng menber and generous supporter G
thR Methodist church recently made tAi
society the gift effthizty-six new HymDal
~ and one elegant pulpit copy for Use in IN
services.
WEST CLOVER.
Dir. and Mrs. Bennet spent Christmas
o. G. Miles
ito Henry Barber has q brother zom Basto
visiting him.
h- Frank Tichurst visited his brothen, &c
win Tichurst, last week.
ut Mss Church. a former teacher, is spend
ing week visiting friends here.
at Izr. and Mrs. n. c. Stevens and SC
spent Christmas at ST. Jobnsbury.
mt BTr. and Mrs. Earl Barber spent Chris
mas With her beot her neaS Boston.
US Mr.. &C. King is spending some tin
with Nilsson Chester at Passumpsic.
lu- Charles Baker is at home to help cara
wn his father, who remains very feeble.
Mrs. Emma Skinner is at Barton to he
aye, Mrs. Mossnan during the Peerless sale.
esa Mr.. and Mrs. Marx Bean from Eustis,
O sYant Christmas with fheir dang ar