Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-08-06

Metcalf's fire and waterproof roofing
paint on their buildings.
Mrs. Ella (Nimms) Palmer from Hol-
yoke, Mass, is spending few days with
friends here.-Mrs. Manirva (Brown)
Foss and her two daughters, from Saco,
Me-, are visiting her parents and other
friends here.-Bett Bennett has returned
from Montpelier Ada Marvin and
her children are spending few weeks at
her fathers, C. Sawyer.
Mrs Ellen Whipple, wife of A. Z.
Whipple, and daughter of the late L. w.
Clarke. died very suddenly at the resi-
dence of Jason Wheeler, in Bloomington,
where she and her husband had gone to
spend the day. Mrs. Whipple's remains
were brought home that evening, and fu-
neral services were held on Saturday from
her home here 1t was the first time Mr..
Whipple had been out since he was bro't
home so severely injured last spring, and
he is still in very helpless condition.
Craftsburv.
Mr.. Graham from New York is in
| town.
Mrs. William S. Marsh, who has
been quite ill, is better.
Grasshoppers and potato bugs are
| doing considerable damage.
| L. M. Gallagher has built good
barn. Stephen Leavitt has built a barn
for Mr.. Wheeler.
lU
| night there was a large turnout. The
address by Tom. O'Sullivan was bright,
eloquent, and was much enjoyed by the
| democrats, at least.
East CIaftsbury.
| Geo. w. Simpson has gone West on
business to stay few weeks.
| Mrs. Cotton from Illinois, who has been
visiting in this place, has returned, and
her sister, Mrs. Geo. Anderson, accompa-
MED her as far as Boston.
West Derby.
William Worth's youngest child, a little
| girl of IL months, died on Friday morn
ing of cholera infantum.
Will Morey and wife of So. Framing
ham, Mass, Warren Dane of New York
City, and Mrs. Mary Ann Cummings of
Lowell, Mass, are visiting relatives and
| friends in town.
Alfred Rylander, an Industrious me-
chanic, who has resided some dozen years
in town, mysteriously disappeared last
Wednesday morning, and at the present
writing no trace of him can be found !;
The affair is creating much excitement.
His family consists of wife and three
little boys, also boarder, Fred Tapley.
Glover.
Mrs Hancock has "a house full of city
company.
Sabra Phillips has returned from her
visit at Littleton.
Levi Drew, whose leg was amputated
not long ago, is doing well.
Ed D. Walker returned home with Dr.
w. F. Templeton.
Charles Woodland has rented one of w
Frasier's tenements and moved in.
Several of our citizens are having the
roofs of their buildings painted with tar
S. S. Blanchard, who has been out O
failing.
Parties from Barton are in camp on the
shore of Parker pond. fishing and enjoy
ing the picturesque scenery.
, The Ladies' Aid meets ut the vestrl
Thursday. Ladies bring your patel
work. Ice cream will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron French are stop
ping here for few days.-L. B. Willie.
and family are in camp at Willoughby.
Sias King was thrown from his Wagon
last week, the wagon running over hi
legs. He escaped without serious injury
The next meeting of the w. c.. T. q
, will be held at the Methodist churc
Tuesday afternoon, Aug. Z. All cordial
, ly invited.
r West Glover.
The republican caucus for the appoint
ment of delegates to attend the CONVEX
o ton to be held in Barton, Aug. 10, wi
be held in the school-house in West GLOW
g er on Saturday, Aug. IL, at O'Clock 1
: m. Per Order
Town COMMITTEE.
1raSbrsrGh.
p The Ladies Aid and H. T. C.'s wi
meet in the vestry next Friday afternoo
at clock. The stewards are reques
ed to meet in the church at 4 o'clocl
Supper at O'Clock.
Lowell.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Paddleford of MOI
{ roe, n. H., are in town visiting friends.
The following are the newly Unstable
officers of Mt. Norris Lodge, I. o. G. T.
y c.. T., r. Kinsley; V. T., Mary Hal
Chap. Mrs. L. R. Wellman; f. S., HI. ,
is Stewart; T., Mrs. V. M. Parker; M
y S. Mrs. G. w. Crafts; A. S., Edgs
Cooledge; G. Osee Sleeper; Sent,
d Sinclair; organist, Mrs. DR.. Hill.
t. Morgan Center.
20 Mrs. A. G. Sawyer is quite sick.
Gray & Gilmore have started their mil
% School closed in district No. Z last Fl
= Mrs. Noah Perkins died Sunday, Jul
20, after a long and painful illness. 81
was buried Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Burwash and family of She
. brooke, Canada, and Rev. Mr.. Hayde
= and family of Coaticook. Canada, al
camping on the shore of the lake.
The republican club held meeting in
A. r. hall, Friday evening, Aug. 3. The
was large gathering present and spea
- ing by d. M. Camp, Thos. Grant and Jol
- Young of Newport, and by ID. L. Hildre
: and others of this place. fine bann
was unfurled for Harrison and MortC
during the exercises.
Yves mOI.e.
Elmer Todd of Illinois is visiting
:" uncle, Calvin Gibson.
Mrs. R. Pettegrew and party are sto
:" ping at Gilman's hotel. Picnicers III