Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-09

trude Bennett, Karl Webster. Good
Literature committee, Vera Churchill,
Ruth Rogers, Glenn Wiley, Myra
Douglass, Zillah Trip. Missionary
committee: Inez J. Winslow, Mrs.
John Lawrence, Dora Wiley, Grace
Sylvester.
INTENDED FOR LAST WEEK
Mr.. Dwinell of Montgomery is the
guest Of Mr.. Nye.
Dora Wiley spent Thanksgiving
with friends at Hardwick.
Malcolm Cotton is having the chicken
box. Others are coming down.
Hale Mason entertained Is people
around his hospitable board on Thanks
giving.
Miss Carrie Badger opens the win
ter term of school in the Edmonds dis
trict Monday.
w. c. Twombly and family were en-
tertained by friends in st. Johnsbury
on THANKSGIVING.
Harry Dickens and family spent Sun
day with Mrs. Dickens aunt, Mrs.
Kittredge of Derby.
w. R. Bowman of Burke, father of
w. B. Bowman, spent several days
with his son recently.
Roy Clough, who was employed in
Lyme, N. H., has returned and will
likely spend the winter here.
H. F. Bro ." n and family of Lyndon
vile spent Thanksgiving with his par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. Jack Brown.
Mrs. C. M. Saltmarsh of Concord, N.
H., and Mrs. Searies of Albany were
the guests of J. B. Rogers over Sun
day.
The J. G. Turnbull company shipped
carload of eggs Monday. The ship
ment consisted of 400 cases, each
case containing 80 dozen.
Maynard Skinner and family of
Newport, Mr.. and Mrs. House of
Beebe Plain and Charles Abbott of
St. Johnsbury spent Sunday with c.
D. French.
Lester Kipsley and w. C. Twombly
attended the funeral of P. N. Granger,
a Methodist minister, at Peacham Fri
day. Mr.. Granger was an aged and
prominent preacher.
The Peoples Telephone Co. have in
stalled a device in their exchange here
whereby they may record the number
of calls. From Friday morning until
Monday evening it had registered
total of 3340 calls.
TIE piano used at the entertainment
given in the opera hall by the College
Singing Girls Saturday evening was
+ 1oo INV
1t is the one for which the contest is
lucky winner next March. 1t is un-
dOubtedly very good piano.
Jerre Marston. administrator of Eli
| jah Cleveland's estate, placed monu-
ment on the Cleveland lot in our GENE
terry recently. The monument is
made from dark blue Hardwick granite
and is finely finished H. r. Mack of
Hardwick furnished the same, also
several other nice jobs in this town
and vicinity.
IRASBURC..
| Additional Irasburg items on pag,
4 three.
| Rev. Josiah Poeton moves to John
son this week.
| There will be no service at tn,
Methodist church next Sunday mornin,
as the congregation will attend tn
farewell service of Mr.. Poeton at tn
Congregational church.
F. G. Hannant and son set a fin
granite monument in the cemeter
here last week. It is considered on
of the best finished monuments in tn
country and was furnished by H. r
Mack of Hardwick.
Deferred Locals
} Miss Sarah Allen of Boston was
caller at S. w. Beauclerk's Monda!
7 Miss Ida Hannant is spending tt
! week with her brother Charles
t Montpelier.
Miss Nellie McGoff has resigned h.
4 position in the grammar sc lool ar
: Miss Dora Wiley of Barton Landir
+ takes her place. Miss Jennie Scott
Z Newport will teach in the K oder di
. trict and Mr.. Goodnough Of Barte
2 Landing will teach on Burton hill
;. Miss Florence Somers is teaching {
a Barton river.
a GREENSBORO.
;; A very pretty wedding took place
= = the home of Mrs. J. D. Findlay
n Thursday. Nov. &c. when her daug
s. ter. Mary Margaret, was united
8 marriage to Arthur Macomber Dewin
= The ceremony was performed
e Rev. w. A. Warner of Barton in t
= presence of only immediate relative
:, A Thanksgiving dinner was serv
n after the ceremony. Mr. Dewing W
>; graduate of Barton academy in t
p class of '03 and Mrs. Dewing in t
=. class of 'O7 and are held in the high.
- esteem among their =. friends. Tn