Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-24

Miss Julia kng has gone to Bur
Ington TO spend Christmas with
friends in that city and vicinity
Miss Marjorie King Is home from
u. V NJ to spend the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. E. King.
Elizabeth Cutler is bone from
Smith college to spend the HOLIDAYS
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs H
R. Cutler
Miss CIemma Seaver, who teaches
domestic science IN Craftsbury acad-
emy, Is spending her vacation at the
Seaver home
Rev r l. Sheaf, former pastor of
the Congregational church here, Is
now principal of Dorchester academy
in Mcintosh, Ga
Mr. and Mrs. H T. Seaver and
Miss Clemma Seaver are spending
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs A d.
Seaver in Lynonyille-
Miss Marion Carter of Ludlow and
George Carter OF Boston are spend
ing the Christmas holidays with their
mother, Mrs Edith Carter.
7. r Roy was a business visitor
in Barre Tuesday. Mr.. Roy Is ship
ping considerable granite from mis-
Sheffield quarry to different points
John l. Parker of McIndoes Falls
IS spending q few days with his sis
ter, Mrs C. A Barrows. before leav-
ing for warmer climate for the win
ter.
Miss Alice Wakemau went to New
port Friday where she was given
surprise shower by her friends there
IN honor of her approaching mar
riage-
Myrtle C. Wallace of Cambridge,
composer of The Empress of Ire
land Waltz" The Yankee Division
March" and others, was business
visitor IN town last week
The Ladies society of the Cong
regational church will meet at the
church parlors Thursday afternoon,
Januray 1, for social afternoon, and
O'Clock, followed by the annual meet
/ ing and roll call Of the church and
society
Miss Ella Blaisdell closed hel
home IN Orleans Wednesday perpar-
atory TO returning South for the win
ter. She came to Barton to stop ovel
a day with her friend, Mrs. Charles
Barrovs, on Friday was taken III witt
Il a severe cold and st the present writ
ling i much improved. but stu undel
i a physician's care
Mrs Mary Freeman Of this pIae,
and D. A Gilmour Of South Brook
line, n. H, were married Tuesda.
evening by Rev. NJ A. Turner Nh
Gilmour formerly lived IN Glover an
i well known here They VIII GAIT.
with them totheir home IN Soutl
friends in this vicinity
Last week was one of the coldes
weeks experienced IN two years, tn
Thermometer hardly getting above tn
zero mark for the entire period, Will
II stood as low a. 25 below on at leas
one morning. With the small amoun
D iof snow the ground has frozen ratne
I deeply and the wheeling i much Det
ter than the sleighing- Many thin
there viii be no more severe week a
! winter
The Christmas meeting of q
a atWomzn's Literary club VIII De he
with Mrs Hunt on Monday evenini
= Dec %. Because Of the prevalent
OF measles and mumps It has bee
), thought best 70 change the progrsl
: somewhat and a Christmas tree fc
the club members as III former veal
viii De held instead Of 2 tree for q
: club children az at first planne
Members are requested to bring
1Oc gift for the tree
IL Word has been received here {
the death of Miss Frances Jacob
oldest daughter OF Mr. and Mrs v
Il u. Jacobs on December r. II
> Pasadena Federated News speaks
the very highest terms Of Miss Jacot
a. z talented and beautiful persol
q saving that she @vas IN every wa
Z superior young woman FolI0TIr
the death OF their only son, Georg
- whsch occurred only z little more thz
i wear ago this loss viii De felt 2
the more keenly- The sympathy I