Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-06-16

attend the graduating exercises of the
school there. Miss. Mary McDermaid
graduates this term.
We learn of the marriage of David w.
Dutton of this town to lady in Lowell,
Mass. His many friends wish him sue
cess He is very promising young man
and sure to succeed.
Coventry.
Mrs. Lewis Gorham from Putney is
in town on visit
George Harmon is putting new ma
chinery in his mill.
Fred Wright and wife are home from
Colorado on a visit.
Mrs Shaw of Morrisville has been Wis
iting her niece, Mrs. C. Chamberlin.
1t is expected that George Newton will
preach at the M. E. church next Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Morse and her grandfath-
er, Mr. Rowell, have been to No. Troy on
a visit to Walter Rowell.
It is Lewis Morrill, of this town that
is building new barn, not Amos Morrill,
of Irasburgh, as you had it last week.
At the caucus last Saturday eve Fl. c.
Cleveland, L. S. Nye were chosen Wood
bury delegates for the state convention
and VIM. Barrows and Geo. Cole con-
gressional delegates.
George S. Livingston does not think,
as so many do, that good cow for milk
must necessarily be of Jersey blood.
%I,o lnr oY,1
strain, years old, which beside furnish
ing all the milk for a family of seven
persons, some of whom drink it three
times a day, yields an average of pound
of butter daily. 1t is pastured in
sheep pasture, but is also mealed, and is
MIXED the year through.
CraftSD urV.
J. P. Conner has taken job of build
ing a nice set of buildings for Mr.. Til
lotson of Morrisville.
Mrs. Henry Huntington is coming to
stop with Chas. Root for the summer.
The relatives of Mrs. Mason Dutton
are to move into the Huntington house.
Sam Gray has moved from the Bailey
place to the Esiah Thompson farm in
Greensboro which he has recently pur-
chased.
The village school taught by Miss Vio-
la Allen closed Friday, June 6. The pu-
pills were vnry pleasantly entertained the
last afternoon at the teachers home.
William Marsh has been hard sick with
la grippe. We are glad to learn he is
about again.-Olin Marsh from Boston
is in town visiting his parents and he has
been sick with malarial fever and is i'm
proving.
At the republican caucus Saturday eve
ming the following Page and Grout dele
gates were chosen: State, A. Dawson,
A. P. button, Geo. w. Simpson: alter
mates, II. F. Graham, Geo. 7. Howard,
II. N. Stevens. In the district matter the
above delegates and alternates are rever
sed.
Clara Collier, who has been attending
the NJ. E. Deaconess Training School at
Chicago for the past year and half grad
uated from that school June 2. Miss Col
lier gave an address upon Mission work
on the eve of the following Sabbath, in
that city and is on her way home. She
expects to go to mission field in China,
leaving here about September LIST. Her
many friends here will be pleased to see
her.
Derby.
Maj. Grout is making about 20 pounds
of butter from his own cows daily. He
has his farm creamery in operation.
| The most interesting primary meeting
! ever held in this town came off Saturday
evening, when about 400 voters came in
to the caucus. The contest chiefly was
| on the Grout-Hooker fight, some friends
of Hooker in different sections rolling
out hundred or more in his support.
The vote stool 191 for Grout ITO for
Hooker Woodbury. delegates were chos
| en-.
West Derby.
Mr.. G. w. Bryant and Ernest Stevens
are each building barn.
Julian Barnes of Boston is visiting
friends in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Tower dora Hammond) and family from
Rochester, are visiting relatives and
friends here, and expect to remain in
this vicinity year at least, as Mr.. Tow
er has hired out to Campbell Bros. New
port.
Glover.
William Drew is suffering severely from
a flesh felon.
Ed. McGaffey has so far recovered as
to be able to return to his home here.
Norton Mcclellan is very sick, and his
son, Herbert, from New York is at home.
Mrs Annie Bridgman has gone to Han
over to spend a short time among rela-
tives.
The Mite Society will meet with Mrs.
Charles Mcclellan, Friday afternoon, June
goth.
There were interesting exercises at the
NJ E. church yesterday, in Observance of
Childrens Day.
Work on Chaplin Leonard's new house
is progressing finely. The foundation is
laid and frame up.
It is expected that Rev. S. X. B. Per-
kins will preach here the first Sabbath in
July. His many friends will gladly well
come him.
Rev. Mr. Millar breaches in the South
Glover school-house Wednesday evening
at O'Clock, and on South Hill next Sun
day, at 80 a. m.
, Mrs. Cora (Dow) Scott died of con
, sumption in Andover, Mass, last week
She was great sufferer for many months
She leaves husband and son to mourn
her loss.
r Glover sends Grout and Woodbury. del
egates to the Montpelier conventions
, The following are the state delegates
; E. L. Stanton, Geo. S. Whitney, c. S
, Parker; alternates, Martin Abbott, w. S
Jenne, VIM. Kelton. The district dele
gates are VIM. Merriam, N. M. Lewis, o
, B. Dodge.
1 West Glover.