Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-10-18
Aver. Mass, on a visit.

has so far recovered as to be able to
resume preaching.
Derby
Edwin Bates intends to move to
New York the last of this month.
The M. E. church in this place is
being improved by a new coat of
paint.
C. E. Percy is to have charge of
the town farm the remainder of the
year.
A. T. Daley, who is very low with
consumption, has been little more
comfortable for a few days.
The Ladies' Aid Society will fur
nish an oyster supper In the vestry
of the M. E. church on Friday even
ing, Oct. 22d.
AS Mr.. Richardson was setting up
his threshing machine in Hollis Mo-
rams barn on Saturday, he was at
tackled with paralysis. He is still un-
conscious. and in critical condition.
Glover.
We are sorry 10 learn that DR..
Fred Dwinell is very sick with diph-
liberia.
An infant child of Rev. and j. w
Scott, of Concord, was brought here
for interment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Drew have
gone to Nebraska to visit their sor
George, residing there.
Query: How do those young mer
feel that had to leave town to save
being arrested for drunkenness?
A good number of the members oil
the Mason Post and others attended
the campfire at Albany and report {
general good time.
| Miss Nettie Young has returned
from N. H., where she has been TO
nearly two years, and will spend thu
winter with her parents.
The Ladies Mite Society will NEE
with Mrs. G.. S. Leonard Friday af
ternoon, Oct. 22nd. Ladies request
ed to bring thlmbles, needles ant
scissors again.
Dana Seaver has newly painted hi
residence, and the Methodist churcl
has been painted during the pas
week. Just the time of year to brusl
up and get ready for winter.
Mr.. Editor We desire through you
paper to return thanks to the person
who have taken such a lively interest il
our domestic affairs. 1t appears tina
Johnny jump-up said that country Fid
dler said, that Mrs. Grundy said, tina
some other fellow said, that tH. A. Ken
dali and wife, (Julia KendalD, are tear
! ing up the old contract and getting
divorce" We trust no one is fooliS
enough to believe such base falsehood
fabricated by a jealous and maliciou
person or persons who are annoyed be
cause they fail and others succeed; bu
that is not our fault; we intend to ru
our family affairs, business, etc, to sui
ourselves. We shall live up to the oil
contract that said; those whom God hat
joined together, let no man put asundel
We propose to mind our business. pa
our debts, and keep our home clean an
free from the slanderer. My friend, "g
thou and do likewise"
Yours Directly,
MR.. AND Mrs. H. A. KENDALL
West Glover.
Harlow Bates has moved on to c
Woodlands farm.
The auction of Harvey Lewis wa
we'll attended, and COWS sold we'll.
Rev. VIM. Carr and wife fror
Williamstown are visiting their pan
ents and friends here.
John Mitchell has moved from hi
farm, and now occupies his residenc
at the lower end of Glover village.
The Womans' Missionary Societ
will meet with Miss. Edna Haga,
Thursday, Oct. 21st., promptly,at 2
O'Clock. All cordially invited.
Rev. Morse of St. Johnsbury
prea ched in the Cong. Church Sunda
Oct. TO-, relating some of his expe
riences in Turkey in very enter
tanning manner.
Large numbers of turkeys are be
! ing killed by foxes, one man losin
38. Prentiss Leonard recently foun
the bodies of several sheep that wer
killed by dogs.
~ ~reenSDOr
, Mrs. H. d. Phillips is sick at th
present writing.
G.. w. Lovejoy is rebuilding hi
; dam at his saw mill.
Joseph Deshan has bought tn
t Bates farm and stock.
j. Gebbie has reshingled and 9th
r erwise repaired his house.
John King has finished the outsid
of his house entirely new, land painte
1t in fancy colors.
c. S. Conant will close up th
Lake View House for the season an
teach singing school, in which voca
5 ton he is very successful,
H. H. Hill is intending to build
new saw mill this fall on the gr0un
occupied by the old one. Wiley
Martin are to do the work.
B. H. Cuthbertson's house in Yves
, Wheelock recently occupied by MI
. Wright, was destroyed by fire las
Wednesday night. Origin of fire IN
known.