Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-05-25

at a higher price and had equally good
success. This is one instance where a
! young teacher has been most success
! full and [ am inclined to think that it
! is not so much in the age as in the pc
! culiar stuff and make up of the teach
| er. | believe that the superintendent
is better judge of the qualifications
of teachers, age considered, than the
law. G. w. G.
West Derby.
Sociable will be held at the chapel
Friday evening.
Mrs McKinistry is to hold a series of
lectures at the Advent church.
Mrs Mabel Bogue and two children
have gone to Boston to live with her
brother, Sheridan Bisbee.
Mr. Hiram Nolt of Mansonville F. @.
has moved into one OF Ed Sias tene-
ments- Smith Nelson has moved into
the tenement over the Post office.
Mrs. E. K Hammond was stricken
with paralytic shock last week and is
at present very low.-Mr. Records lit
tie girl while playing in the yard fell
and broke her leg.
Glover.
Walter Gray has been laid up with a
| felon.
F. Wright and family have moved
to Newport.
Children's Day floral concert at the
M. E. church June 18th.
Ed. Cook has the job to build an ad-
dition to Thomas Kings barn.
Mrs. W. A. Merriam has returned to
the Mary Fletcher hospital at Burling-
ton
Rev. William Carr made a short Wis
it to his aged parents recently; his
mother is very sick.
Sabbath school Oh South Hill next
| Sunday, at II o'clock, and at that hour
until further notice.
The W. R. G.. will furnish dinners at
their rooms on Memorial Day for the
Post, Relief Corps, speaker and band.
| w. T. Temp1eton of Manchester, N
H, is going to build house by Stone
pond and camp out sometime in June.
The Northern Association of Uni
versalists will hold their annual SEES
sion next Wednesday and Thursday
Epworth League anniversary service
at the NJ. E. church next Sabbath ev-
ening. An interesting time is expect
ed. Sermon TO the young people at
100 p. m.
Our people viii welcome the w G.
Gaiety Club, who play "Social Glass
here on Friday evening next. They
use the proceeds of their play for a
benevolentpurpOse.
Hannah Mcclellan is home from her
winters sojourn in F1orida-Mrs. Lois
Leonard has returned to her home
here to spend the SUMMER. Chen
ely of Manchester is home on visit.
o. V. Percival and wife have moved
to the home of his son Fred.-Henry
d. B. Randall Mrs. Emily Glidden
has moved to Joseph Drew's.
Mrs Charles S. Leonard has suffi-
GENTLY recovered so that she has NOV
ed from Mrs. McGaffey's to her own
home. We are pleased to note the
improvement in her health.
Sam Bean goes to Barton to learn
the business at the Touring mill there.
Allie Leonard will go to New London
to work in a hotel this summer.-Ned
Young goes to the Mountains as mu-
stefan.
At the late meeting of Mason Post,
F. P. Cheney was appointed a commit
tee to prepare a resolution of condo
lence and sympathy for the family of
VIM. B. Critchett, lately deceased, land
the following resolution was adopted:
ReS0lUed, That while we deeply
mourn the loss of our beloved COM
rade, VIM. B. Critchett, from Mason
| Post, we share the grief of his family
at his removal by death from their
fireside, and hereby extend to them
our sympathy in their deep affection,
and invoke in their behalf the prOtec-
ton of Divine Providence, and the
kindly aid of all good citizens, who APP
preciate the courage, the patriotism
and the services of the Union soldiers,
and are mindful of the sufferings, sac
rifices and hardships that have bro't
so many of our number to untimely
graves.
West Glover.
T. j. Hastings is repairing his house.
Mrs. JennesS. an aged Iady. is ouite
sick at Mr.. Beach's.
James Teller is rushing the work on
his big barn, and will soon have it
ready TO raise.
Garvin Anderson, who has suffered
long and uncomplainingly with can
Ger, passed away May u.
The next meeting of w. C. T. U. will
be in the church at West Glover, June
I'd at 2:30 o'clock. A full attendance
earnestly requested.
The Gaiety club give the popular
drama, "Social GLASS;" at Institute
Hall on Friday eve, of this week Mu-
sic furnished for promenade
Greensboro.
Uncle Sam. Garvin is in town visit
ing his children.
Kent Knowlton is taking his college
vacation with run of measles.
There is to be considerable cottage
building on the lake this season.
Fishing has been very good the past
week; the hotels have been we'll pat
ronized.
j. o. Griffin has received part OF a
legacy left him by an uncle bya check
of nearly $4,000.
The prospects are we shall be crowd
ed with summer boarders. A much
larger number than usual have en-
gagged rooms for the season.
The community is saddened by the
death of Mrs L. F. Babbitt. She was
a woman of noble Christian character
She will be greatly missed in the
church and community.
Irasburgh.