Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-12-27

a struck team here on the common
Christmas day. The former winning
by score of to 2. Ball games az
this season of the year are.some thing
of a novelty. . -
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hannant en-
tertained her father and family Of
Lowell, her sister. Maddie and hus-
hand of Newport Center and Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Kennison of Browning
ton on Christmas day.
There was a family gathering at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l. s. Drew
on Christmas day. All of the chill
dren and grandchildren were pres
ent, numbering %. A picture of the
family group was taken.
Nelson Jones and Mrs. Nina Hunt
ley were married at the home of his
mother. Mrs. VIM. Bennett, Wednesday
afternoon. Rev. G. L. Wells per-
formed the ceremony. They left I'M
mediately for Farnham, P O., where
they will reside.
| There was an old fashioned Christ
mas tree at the NJ. E. church Monday
evening and the capacity of that edi-
| flee was taxed to it's utmost to hold
all the people that attended The ex-
ercises were good and the gifts with
which the trees were laden made
everybody happy and Santa Claus was
| there to see that every boy and girl
| in the audience was provided with
popcorn and candy.
The Christmas tree and cantata at
the Congregational church Saturday
evening was of especial interest and
the abundance was large. The cantata,
"Watching for Santa Claus" was one
of the best entertainments of its kind
given in a long time. The solo by
Miss Florence Winget was well re n
dered and the closing tableau entitled
mo Cross, No Crown" was greatly
enjoyed and the whole, from start
to finish, was thoroughly appreciated
by the large audience
MORGAN
Mrs. LiIlia johnson has finished
as clerk for c.. /. Moore.
Miss Catherine Wilcox is home from
Burlington college for a,ten days va
cation.
A new teacher has been engaged
for the Corner school, which will begin
Jan. End.
The Passumpsic Telephone company
are now building a trunk line to
Newport from this place. The men
: are here now putting on cross arms.
WEsTFIELD
Wendell Bell has the chicken pox.
Harold Wing is sick ,.eitb tonsilitis.
c., W. Bryant and Willard Farroat7
are sick with the grip.
+ Mahlon .Farman If Lowell was q
$ visitor in town recently.
Albert ?. Ryder has installed the
J, Fassumpslc telephone in his house.
II Remember the Gillian meetings or
the -lternoons and evenings of next
- week
e Harvey Martin has been assisting
IN the invoice taken at the Fl. D. Mil
ler store.
i Carroll Hartwell has moved tc
% Troy. He will gather cream for tht
Turnbull creamery.
5 Miss Mabel Benware, who taupb
the Lapierre school finished a tern
l. OF sixteen weeks Friday.
Miss Helen Wakefield of North Tro,
|
Elmer Edmunds recently
ne Dana S. Gilpin, who has returneI
from Barton, goes to Durham, N. H.
In January to attend the agriculture
11t college.
The Christmas exercises at tn
= church Monday evening passed off yer,
IN I nicely. The children did their parts
.. well while Dana Gilpin made an ad
., mirable Santa Claus.
11t Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sinclair of Low
i ell visited Mrs. Lizzie Benware OIL
Christmas day. Mr.. and Mrs. Benia
ut min Vigneault, Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
D. Currier and Miss Flora Goddard O
Newport and Mrs. Vigneault of Or
leans visited at Joseph Goddard's O,
1C Christmas day.
... WESTMORE
d Mrs. I. Q. Robinson is on the sicl
,e list.
Mrs. Martin Clapper visited a few
p days in Evansville recently
n Miss Ina Orpe spent a few days
with her broher Fred recently.
/ Bob Jones of New York spent
L christmas with his parents here.
Rev. Mr.. Richardson will preach al
e the church next Sunday morning
Il H. Miss Hazel Nutting has finished
work for Ira Lyon and returned home.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pelky are
2 spending the week at II. F. Buskey's.
r Owen Robinson spent Christmas
'e with his daughter, Mrs. Homer lie.
land in Evansville.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Wheeler of West
i Burke visited their daughter, Mrs.
- Vina Richardson, Chistmas.
r Wilmer Daniels and Wayne French
D. of Mt. Hermon, Mass, are spending
N the holidays with their parents here.
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