Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-06-07
on the gain; Mrs. Heman Mcclure

for everything frome pipeful of to-
bacco to food and clothing.
A. c. Phillips has 81 hens of the
silver pencilled and Hamburg vare-
ties that layed forty-seven dozen of
eggs during the month of May.
Three persons united with M E.
church Observation-Disclosures Day
will be observed at same church, next
Sunday. All interested in grading,
cleaning, and Sticking up about the
M. E. church, are invited to meet |
next Friday, at 10 o'clocka. M,
for that purpose.
The ''Treasure Seekers Circle"of Glov-
er invite the members of the c. L. S. G..
and all persons interested in the Chau-
tauqua movement, to unite with them in
holding basket picnic at Barton Land
ing Saturday, June Goth, to consider the
ACCESSIBILITY of forming Chautauqua
Assembly, to be located in Orleans Co.
The Vermont Nothern Association
of Universallsts hold their next an
nual Convention at Glover. Tuesday
and Wednesday June Is and 16.
All cordially invited. Committee
will be in readiness at the South
church to assign all places of enter
tainment free. Coaches will meet
morning and evening trains. Return
checks furnished all coming by rail-
West Glover.
John Stevens moves to Burke this
week.
Mrs. John Thorpe is away visiting
friends.
James Dow is making repairs on
his barn.
Mrs. Chas. Dewing is quite sick;
Lucy Chase is also quite sick.
Susie Standish is in town visiting
friends; Rev. VIM. Carr is in town.
Holland.
A large delegation from this place
attended the County Convention at
Irasburgh, and report an interesting
and profitable time. Many were
present from the County, but the
people were equal to the demand on
kind hospitality.
| Memorial day was appropriately OBJ
served here on Saturday. There was
a large procession, appropriate ex
ercises in the church by the Post,
and an address, music, pieces read
and spoken by the young people, and
subsequently decoration of the graves
in the Catholic and Protestant
grounds. The address was delivered
by Col. Sawyer of Hyde Park, and
was listened to attentively by a large
and appreciative audience.
Newport Center.
Seymour Trowbridge has gone to
the Adirondack Mountains for his
health.
Rev. c. d. R. Meacham will de-
liver course of lectures here the
coming week.
Charles Marsh has bought James
Crowford's farm.
Mr.. Phillips is about to erect a
carriage house aud make extensive
repairs on his house.
Al present writing there are four
teen cases of cankerrash in district
No. II.
lraSburGh.
DR.. and Mrs. Templeton have been
in Montpelier visiting.
, Remember the open lodge, and pa
per by Miss Gates, Tuesday evening.
G.. w. Wheeler has been moving
the old building between his barn and
the town house nearer the road, and
is putting it on stone.
w. F. Brewster and wife have
gone to hoard with G.. E. Rice. Mrs
D Brews is home from Barton carng
for Pearley, who is quite sick with d
fever.
The republican town committee
have called the caucuses to elect del
egates to the state and county con.
l ventions. The meetings to be held
at the office of w. D. Tyler, ESQ.,.
Friday evening, June 18th, at Z p.
m.
+ One of the pleasantest entertain.
| ments recently given in this place
4 was the broom drill given by the
t young ladies of the HI. 7. G. Society
, last Friday night. The literary ex-
: ercses were good, and the ladies in
, neat costumes did splendidly, both in
5 marching and in the manual of arms.
: The brooms were sold at auction,
the purchaser having the lady to
which each belonged as partner for
the first march. This gave the young
men a chance to publicly express the
, value they set upon the young ladies'
: company. The bidding was spirited
Ice cream was served, and music for
: marching was furnished by the band.
f Much credit is due the leaders and all
t who took part. Receipts, $43.
Morgan.
The school in district No. is pro-
crossing finely.
; E. r. Flanders has sold his pair
of colts for $3.50.
) Children's Day will be observed at
; the church with singing and other
! exercises.
l Mr.. A. Parker and Mr.. Drew of
l | Barton Landing are SDendino a few