Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-09
Mrs. NJ. A. Holden is with her daughter,

MRS. Maggie b. Young returned Saiur-
day to st. Johnsbury after spending few
days with ner parents, oar. snd Mas. L. u.
Black.
Several from here attended the co..ceit
by the Whitney Bros. quarIette at Hare
WICK Thursday evening and report q tine
entertainment.
At recent meeting of the Practitioners
OF the congregational church 1t was voted
not TO accept the resignation of their
pastor, Rsv X. J. Barton.
The Young Musicians Perseverance
club gave g novel entertainment in the
chapel December at O'Clock in the eve
ming with an admission OF seven cents.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs. Addie SNOW Is visiting at F. a.
Amsoen's.
Howard Ross is home from his school at
Craftsbury.
A. [. Chase was in Barton and Glover on
business, Friday.
Mrs. Nellie Csswell has returned to her
school at Warren, n. II.
| w. II. Bodwell spent few days with his
sister In Newport last week.
II. g. Williams of Cabot is doing dental
| work al the hotel this week.
Rev. n. A. Ross supplied at the NJ. E.
church in Woodbury., Sunday.
Wallace Thomas has his new house near
ly finished and will soon move.
Daniel Wilbur and four children spent
Thanksgiving day at L. 8. Collins.
William Dane of Wheelock visited his
sister, Mrs. Minnie Cool, Saturday.
Mrs.E NJ. Salmon is away visiting friends
for a few weeks before leaving for the
West.
Mrs. Polly Cole was at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Sargent Dow, over Thanksgiv-
ing day.
Ernest Keller will move into one of Mrs.
James Fadden's tenements as soon as it is
vacated by Mr.. Thomas people.
HOLLAND.
Mrs. H. F. Moulton is visiting at F. R.
Moulton's.
Mrs. Chas. Williams spent Sunday at
E. A. Ferrin's.
Lee Hall of Island Pond spent Sunday
with A. K. Hall.
Mrs. f. b. Blodgett called on friends in
town last Monday.
Mr.and Mrs. Cyrus Cargyl have returned
to their home in Maine.
A. r. Hall took business trip to Fitch
burg and Boston last week.
s. E. Gray and family of Morgan spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in town.
Miss Kate Ferrin was home from her
school in Barton to spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Hamilton of Derby spent Thanks
giving with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Jen-
ness.
: E. ID. Moulton of Rock Island, Que,
r spent Thanksgiving Nth friends in town
The Ladies' Aid social at Benton STRAIT
: toms was we'll attended and much enjoyed
! by all present. The next meeting will oe
. at F. r. MUulton's, Dec. II.
mains OF The rethe aged mother of M. 1
. Ames, who died at the home OF her daugh
ter, Mrs. Cargyl, at Henderson, Ne, were
. brought here for burial on Saturday, Nov
80 The funeral service was held at til
= NJ. L. church, Rev. Mr.. Mcclure of Yves
Derby officiating. The relatives VINO cam
from Maine with the body were delaye
en- route nearly whole day by a freigh
wreck on the road, and arrived at Derb
- Line on the early morning train. The
/, were met at the station by Mrs. Fl. t. Bry
ant and kindly taken to her home f
breakfast and short rest before starting o
:, the last stage of their journey to HOLLAND
Mrs Ames was a resident of this tow
10 for many years and endeared herself to a
,. by her cheerful, kindly disposition an
beautiful Christian character. She leave
vs four sons: M. l.. Ames Of H Land, 81.
at Ames of Derby, Charles Amos OF M ontrea
Elmer Ames of Maine, and one daug hte
O. Mrs Cyrus Cargyl of Maine. who so tel
es DERBY cared for her 10 her declining year
ID were many and beautiful, testitylng TO tt
ht love and resi- ect of all her friends.
v. IRASBURG.
It All schools In town begin today.
ge Asa Baldwin was on the sick list la
is week.
Miss Ruth Buchanan is teaching scho
Gu in Glover.
er Miss Mlddie Sanborn visited friends
IT. -oxA ington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Baldwin visit.
~ friends in Stowe last week.
oy Miss Myra Douglass of Coventry spent
le' few days with her sister, Mrs. w. 81. VII
get, last week.
lsr Several from here went to Barton Lam
ID log to attend the play given by the The
OF plans Friday night.
ir Several from here went to Barton Lam
ing last NJ ondsy to attend the funeral
not Mrs. Bertha Sylvester.
There will be a union service in t
IN Metho dist church Sunday evening in t
oil interests of the Anti Saloon league. The
he will bespacisl music. Everyone is invitt
About forty of the friends of Miss Ka
Lanou met at her home to remind her
her fifteenth birthday. The evening W
Ale spent in games. Oranges, pop corn, g
piles and candy were served. All report
at very pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Grant returned Ii
er' Thursday from a visit of a week spe