Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-07-21

and that she has gone to Germany to
spend the summer months.
John Chase. former resident of
this place, who for some years has
been living in New Jersey, is here
with his son visiting friends. On
Wednesday the 10th, about thirty of
the relatives and friends went out to
Greensboro Pond to hold a little pic
nc in honor of Mr.. Chase and his
son. The party arrived about noon.
Noble Kinney opened his camp for
the accommodation of the picnicers,
put his sail boat on the pond, and
took out for sail all who wanted a
ride: the ladies provided most de-
licious dinner, which was readily APP
propriated. The afternoon was pleas
antly passed in sailing, singing, Wis
iting and playing games. The party
returned at night feeling that the oc-
casion had been most enjoyable.
There are quite number of campers
from Randolph, at the pond. They
| report that it has been very good
season for catching fish. They are
preparing more tents for others who
are coming from Randolph. The
members of the Randolph brass band,
together with their families are ex-
pected soon to come and stay one or
two weeks with them.
Glover.
Ira Aldrich is home on visit.
Ladies' sociable at Institute hall,
Friday next.
The Earnest Workers will meet at
Rev. N. W. SCOTS, Friday after
noon.
Misses Lila and Laura McGaffey
have gone to Bethlehem, n. H., to
work IN the Sinclair House.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
next Thursday afternoon at the YES
try. All are cordially invited.
D. S. Waterman, the popular
teacher who has given such excellent
satisfaction in the school here, will
return here this fall.
West Glover
Jos. B. Skinner and family from
Kansas have been here Of late on 6
visit and find a cordial welcome
among friends.
Holland.
Isaac Hackett is hard sick and MOI
expected to recover.-John Peavy is
failing and cannot long survive.
Geo. Graves, who was at work fol
j. HI. Smith, stole his watch and solo
it he has been looked after by The
authorities and is liable to bring VI
at the Reform School.
lrasburgh.
Austin Page is putting an addition
on his house. Is u
S. W. Allen is going to the SPRING
for his health. H2 E
Charles Moranville is in a ver'
feeble condition of health. IN
The road machine is making ex
cellent roads in this town.
| w. F. Morey's people have visit
! ing friends from Massachusetts.
Miles Brown had valuable col
badly cut on barbed wire recently.
Willard Badger has made applica
ton to go to the Soldiers Home i
Maine. AkE sss
Lowell.
Not much Hooker IN ours.
Eugene Curtis is expected home
The Misses Corley, and Grout Skin
ner have been here on visit.
Haying dull stra wberries gone
raspberries coming and buyers plen
!, ty; schools done; butter low.
Morgan Center. .ae FF-s
George Maxwell recently trappe
a bear.
c. j. Barnes has taken down hi
hotel sign.
VIM. Seribner has laid the founda
ton for house.
Glen. George has moved to tn
: E. d. Currier house.
Mrs. Stearns has sister frol
Whitefeld visiting her.-Mrs. H.
: Davenport has returned from S
Johnsbury.
newport.
: Us. Stiles has sold his business 1
F.. U. Sargent. ssa /
; Mrs. Homer Thrasher has gone [
!, Peaks Island for her health.
!. Hiland Jenne has gone to Bolto
Center to take charge of a vene,
: mill.
y The democrats have just secure
: a nice flag the republicans are
y unfurl one this week.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Allen of North Han
ford, New York, are here on a Wis
to their daughter, Mrs. Ben. Smith
Mr.. Woods, proprietor of Bellevl
- House, has bought out a part
: McCloud's stable, and w. Ell. Dal
iels has charge of it.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Parker, missionare
n spoke to crowded house on Sal
n bath evening. Saturday evening NJ
h Parker spoke to large house, sho,
r ing pictures from magic lantel
T showing scenes in India. -
J. NewportC Center.
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