Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-08-01
Mr. and Mrs. Harris of Des Moiues

William oprague and family from
Boston are in town visiting friends
Mrs. and Miss Titus, wife and daugh-
ter of Rev. E. A. Titus, of Holyoke,
Mass, are also in town on a summer S
visit. Mr. Titus has gone to Kansas
to visit his son.
Derby.
Edwin Bates has large barn nearly
finished on his stock farm.
Norman Bingham and family of Bos-
| ton are in town for few weeks.
The Womans' Christian Temperance
Union meets in the Academy on Satur-
day Afternoon, Aug. 9Th.
Prof. Chase has recovered from his
recent illness, and will return to Maine
during the present month.
Elisha Lane is having the J. G. Ed
er house newly painted, which will add
much to the looks of the place.
Rev. J. L. Litch of the Congregation
al church will be absent during the next
four sabbaths on his vacation. He will
return the first sabbath in Sept, and
until then there will be no regular SER
vice at his church.
Glover.
Frank Phillips has Cotswold lamb,
five months old, which weighs ITO
pounds, and has wool which measures
six inches in length.
o. V. Percival says he has corn which
is seven feet in height. He also pre-
diets that the weather will be showery
for 40 days, or until the end of the Dog
Day period. Now we will see, O. ",
whether you are good weather prog
nosticator or not.
Ed. MONITOR The members of the Glov-
er Dramatic Club wish, through the col
umns of your paper, to tender their most
heartfelt thanks to Mrs: Julia Kendall for
her kindness in assisting them in giving a
series of entertainments for the benefit of
the church societies of Glover, and for
her. noble and generous distribution
, among the member of the club of the pro-
ceeds of their closing entertainment, CIV
en- at RObinsons opera house at Barton,
which they intended for her benefit. Mrs.
Kendall, who is professional singer and
actress, spent her childhood in Glover,
which place she left few years since, and
by her superior talent and indomitable
will has become 'sstar" and celebrity
in her profession, yet she remembers the
{ home of her childhood and together with
her husband spends her summer vacation
among the friends of her early life. She
came here this season for rest, but putting
D her very efficient help to the club for a
r benificent purpose, and we hereby render
her our thanks and our most hearty wish
es for a continuance of her prosperity,
and sincere hope of a happy greeting
u with her yet in the future.
j By Request of the Club.
e Greensboro Bend.
g Presiding Elder Malcolm preached
d here last Sunday, morning and evening.
Last Wednesday Robert Esdon took
in 500 pounds of raspberries, for which
he paid 4 IL cents per lb. in goods. He
| hoc al oh -
market.
IraSbur@h.
Hon. E. P Cotton is expected home
this week.
IS The new sidewalk is great improve
h ment; we hope the builders will con-
tinue their work until all the dangerous
e places, at least, are repaired.
!: The festival held by the ladies of the
q Congregational church was financial
success. The music was excellent, {
IS large number attended and enjoyed tn,
1t entertainment.
b. Helen Parker's school closed las
Friday with picnic.
IN Lightning killed colt for John Tru
]. land few days since.
Is Last Friday States Attorney Bald
ell win handled Albert Goodrich and Levi
Ia Shufelt for selling rum. They wer
j. each fined $50 and costs. There ar
): several more on the anxious seat.
e, Morgan.
r. William A. Bartlett is gradually re
lie covering from his sickness and is abb
It. to attend to some business.
ut Those farmers who have been pawn
~ high prices for hay labor are very niue
discouraged as we'll as delayed by th
continued bad weather.
er The Jefferson HENDERSON farm tn.
'lt Geo. Virgins hired for his boys hs
been given up by him, and Chaunc
'e- Dutton has it the coming year for Sill
lis Newport.
T. Grout, Esq. will make an additie
of to his house.
nd W. H. Hutchins, ieweler in J.
as Green's, is having good run of bushes
o. G. Miller will use lot of birt
ny finish in his new house, which conn
IL from Canada.
-, DR.. Mason of Raleigh, N. c., preac
'0 ed at Baptist church yesterday and lie