Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-09

Miss Jennie Mae Salmon of st. Johns
bury b. c. spent Thanksgiving week with
friends and relatives In town.
Mrs. Alnora Kirby has returned TO Der
home here after spending several months
with her children in Concord, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs.w. n. Aldrich and grand
son and Clyde Philbrook have gone to
Southern Pines where they will spend the
winter.
Rufus Dew. has recently purchased of
David Jerome the farm near Daniels pond
known as the David Anderson farm. He
will take possess on at once.
Mrs. Amy Bartlett has returned to Geo.
Nc. Gsffey's after a few weeks vacation.
Miss Lottie Mathie who has been caring
for Mr.. McGaffey during during Mrs. Bart
let "sa bsence has returned TO her home.
Schools opened December End, with the
folio wing teachers. Miss Wylie at the |
land. Miss Buchanan in the Wrigh.
! district, Miss Hill at West Glover, in Beach
district, Miss Smith at the Parish, Mrs.
| Cameron at South Glover, and Miss Ran
| dali at the Naples.
Hugh Carr has gone to Manchester
! where hh has work for the winter.
School at South Glover taught by Lola
/. Sargent closed November 10Th. Those
having neither absent nor tardy marks
were, Monroe Corlis, Eddie Day, Dean al d
/ Dale Walcott. Florence Drew was absent
one half Jay. Clifton and Walter Day, one
day each. Alex Smith missed no words in
spelling during three terms.
a reunion OF the descendants of Lyndo
French was held at Maplewood farm, the
old French homestead here on Tha MI 8
giving day. A ride was enjoyed by those
who arrived on the early morning train
from Boston, and the merry jingle of the
old stage coach bells and the blast of The
horn brought forth many memories {
their boynood days and the joyousness O
youth returned oncs more. A sum ptu-
Gus breakfast was served on their arrival
and merry day was begun, with thirty
one TO enjoy it, An elaborate menu W4t
arranged for the day containing the pie
lures Of the old homestead and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Lyndol French, making it neR
souvenir of the occasion. The dini-
room was artistically decorated viii
evergreens and flowers, and the soft glow
of many candles lighted the table in III
early morning, and $ Welcome to the ole
home" greeted them from the decorations
During the afternoon and evening an en-
j0yable musical program was given ant
the solo Pm here because Pm here" b.
George Ham let, and character sOag b,
Frank Taylor, were heartily received. Al
: ter dinner speeches were e. Dyed and reso
4 luton ms memory OF the occasion were
be placed on record. The Cfficers are: By
D ron L. French, president George Hamb
=, let, vice president, Miss Jennie FrenCl
Treas. and Sec, Mrs. Frank Taylor, stew
< ardess, Elmer French, steward. Tho
present were: Byron L. French, of Somel
vile, NJ ass, Byron P. Freuch. of Some1vili
, Mass, Nc. and Mrs. Elmer French, of Che
sea, Mr.. and Mrs. WalIac3 French al
family, of st. Johnsbury, Mr.. and Mr.
Robert French and family of St. John:
bury, Miss Jennie French OF Glover. III
and Mrs Frank Scott and family of s
Johnsbury. Mr.. and Mrs. George Ham bl'
> and family OF st. Johns bury, Mr.. and Mr.
Frank Taylor and family of Glover, d
and Mrs. q. B. Osgood, of l. xington, Mas:
IS MIR. and Mrs. Fred Babcock and famil
e of WoburD, Mass, and Miss Margaret Ell,
of st. Johnsbury.