Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-07-26

O. M. Gilbert is spending few
DAYS with his aged parents, NJ. Gil
bert and wife of this village.
Wilmer Leland, wife and daughter
of Montpelier are visiting at K. 0.
Benefits.
The floral festival of the mission
band was quite a success, netting
nearly $15 for the mission treasury.
Miss Blanche Church and Miss
Gerte Hildreth go to Bolton Springs
next week in search of rest and
health.
Rev. Z. ] Wheeler and family are
expecting to 60 to Bolton Springs
the last of the week to remain a
short time.
C. S. Human has bought the land
adjoining P. O. Seavey's,. belonging
to James Allen, paying 1925 for the
SAINT, Will ClOpS.
Mrs. Bessie Wilson, widow of JON
athan Wilson, was recently married
to George S. Baker of Bloomington,
and has removed to her home there.
Will. Houston and wife of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, came here last Friday
to spend few days with his aunt,
Mrs. David Cook. He has been
West several years, and has very
good situation as train dispatcher. =
Sadie Stern, niece of Jacob Stern,
is spending a part of her vacation
here.
L. H. Elliott of Waterbury, agent
of the Vermont Bible Society, spoke
to the united congregat alton of both
churches in Cong. church on Sunday
morning, the 18th inst. At the close
of his remarks collection was taken
amounting to over $40, which was
used to make the pastors of both
churches life members of the Amer
lean Bible Society.
Ora
Geo. Wylie from Chicago is here
visiting.
The Wheeler Marckres road has
been laid out and will soon be opened
to the public.
Hay averages 10 per cent better
than last year, and there is much old
hay in the barns.
That Comical Brown appears al
town hall, Thursday evening. &C
and hear him and smile out loud with
all your might.
A disease is somewhat prevalent
among the cattle; they become lame
thin in flesh, the COWS affected will
it shrink milk and become badly ill
Can anybody tell what the disease is
Mrs. Harrison, who has been {
great sufferer for the last few weeks
by being poisoned with ivy in boil
hands, is able to use them again
Rev. Levi Lampher, who has beer
very sick several weeks, is able tt
be out again.
Mr.. V. Morrow and wife of Mont
pelier, and Mr.. Ora Harlow ant
wife from Bristol, VT, have VISITED
, at VIM. S. Marsh's during the week
Mrs. Olin w. Marsh of Sout
birmingham, Mass, is spending
few weeks at VIM. Marsh's.
i Coventry.
2 Mis-. Martha Wheelock is at home
Mrs. Goddard and Mrs. Jane
; Riley are in town.-Mrs P. B. Han
cock and son, were here last week.
F. G. Williams found a pair O
> twin colts with his mare recently
I Solomon Nye recently lost goo
yearling colt.
Derby
y VIM. Hodgen is moving to Derb
: Line where he has recently purchase
:. tin business.
e Joseph McNeal has quit manufac
/ turing tin ware and is now drivin
Edwin Bates family carriage.
Mrs. White who has been in tow
a few weeks visiting at D. Blar
chard's, has returned to New Yorl
! city.
A Mr.. Marsden, a merchant fror
e Philadelphia, is in town, boarding a
u Lewis Adams, taking his summe
n vacatlon.-Dr. Newcomb, oculist
is in town stopping at Mrs. Albel
n Newcomb's.
II Glover.
i Village schools close this week wit
|. rhetorical exercises and picnic.
d There will be a meeting at Sc
Glover next Sunday at 2 80 p. m.
Carrie Prindle has gone to one Q
the mountain houses to work throug
the season.
Rev. G. W. Morse wears happ
smile on account of the boy that ha
u come to brighten their home.
The Misses Huse are spending
- few weeks with Mrs. Hancock.-Ml
- and Mrs. Martin Crane are in towr
- also Reuben Cheney and family.
, Mr.. A. M. Crane and wife are
town and are cordially welcomed b
! their many friends. Martin is th
+ same tall, big-hearted fellow he wa
10 20 years ago, when he taught in OF
district schools, and discussed tn
: question proposed at our village ly
:, ceums. He gives his friends the sam
- hearty, characteristic grip of the han
, that was SO noticeable in years gon