Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-05-18
West Glover.

West Glover.
Mrs. Fred Percival teaches the
school in Dist No. 6, not Miss Drown
as was reported.
Mrs. Ada Teller visited in st. Johns
bury recently. Sara Williamson has
returned from visit to New Hamp-
shire.
Garvin Anderson is very low and
will not live many days longer. Mrs.
Hugh Carr is suffering from a heart
difficulty and DIR. Bailey of E. Crafts
dury is treating her.
Greensboro Bend.
The B. & M. r. R. are grading for
their big coal sheds here which will
stand beside the dump, the coal being
dumped from height of some thirty
feet.
Erasburgh.
Our enterprising merchants, Wheel
er & Locke have their big store full of
spring and summer goods. A store
like theirs is a credit to the town and
brings trade and business to this cen
ter
F. A. Buchanan has just received
new lot Of new spring goods, also
rels and in cartoons. Call for La
moilles, they are the best.
Jay.
Miss Lou Austin is home from ST.
Adams.
Rev. Mr.. Wright rents house of
H. @. Bannister.
Charles Lucier, hard sick for some
time, is better and his children who
were here caring for him have return
ed to Boston.
z. 0. Sargent, an old time resident,
died on Thursday, aged 20 years.
Fred and Sarah Sargent, children,
we're here some days caring for their
father.
Lowell.
Rev. I. P. Chase will deliver his il
lustrated temperance lecture, 'The
Ten Steps," under the auspices of the
Mt. Norris Lodge, at Baptist church,
on Wednesday evening, May 81. Cor
dial invitation extended.
The officers Of Mt. Norris Lodge of
Good Templars are G. T., V. M. Park
er; Y. T., May Chamberlin; Sec, Sa-
rah Parker; F. s., Edgar Coolidge;
T., N. Richardson; Chap, Cora Cool
edge; NJ, Leander Sinclair; Guard,
Clara Skinner; sentinel, G. Austin;
organist, Mrs. Hill; P. G. T., Ross
Kinsley; a. s., 4. Austin; Supt. Ju-
veniles, Hattie Stannard.
Morgan Center.
There viii be q basket picnic here
May 80, Decoration Day, when there
will be a Memorial address by Rev.
L. G. McKinistry and other interesting
services. Tt is expected that there
vii. be a large gathering here and an
occasion of interest to all.
Newport.
The Lady of the Lake makes her
first regular trip May "a.
Mrs. j. R. Hall and son arrived
home Wednesday.
VIM. Hight was in Boston the past
week buying a new stock of goods
Mrs. Ellzins and her two sons have
gone to South Dakota on a visit
They expect to be gone three months
John Lorrimer was married last
Wednesday to Miss McKeiver. They
will make their home here.
G. A. Pratt has moved into the r.
V. Hall house.-P. Farrell expects to
move to his house on Second street this
week.
News was received here last Tues
day of the death of Rev. Mr.. Jones,
who has been rector of the Episcopal
church here. He was found dead in
his bed
Memorial Day services will be held
here as usual this year. The following
is the program:
Sunday, May oath, Memorial sermon at NJ
E. church at ? O'Clock afternoon, by Rev. Dr..
Cooper.
Public cordially invited.
Saturday, May 30th. The G. A. r. Post meets
at their hall at 10 o'clock a. n, with West
Derby band, when by invitation they will
march to the school building to assist in the
ceremony of raising the flag.
Al u NJ. dinner viii be served at the hall by
the Womans Relief Corps.
At o'clock procession will be formed and
marched to the cemetery in West Derby, c.
W. Cade, Marshal. The following is the order
of march:
States reDrpSpntad bV VOupO ladies
West Derby Band.
Newport Rifles, Lieut.. Skinner, command
ing.
Baxter Post, G. F. Merriam commander.
Disabled soldiers in carriages.
Sons of Veterans.
Public school children with teachers.
Woman's Relief Corps in carriages.
After the service of decorating the graves at
the cemetery is performed the procession will
return to the park at Memphremagog House,
where an Grafton will be delivered by Judge
Robinson of Illinois.
The band and male quartet will provide
music. The ladies and friends are invited to
assist the Relief Corps in providing flowers
and decorations for the graves and provisions
for the tables. Please confer with Mrs. Har-
riet Sleeper, president of Corps.
Newport Center.
Inc d0dUn Oh our respectful Towns
man, Samuel Niles, occurred on Tues
day, the 18th inst. Mr. Niles had been
unwell for long time before his death
but continued doing business with his
accustomed accuracy. The Saturday
preceding his death he rode 25 miles
and bought several lots of wool. The
funeral was held at his late residence
On Friday, Rev. Mr.. Odds of Newport
officiating. Mrs. Niles funeral pre-
| coded her husbands exactly two
months to a day.
y Ol'tI, Troy.
James L. Mason has returned to Ida
no.
DR.. Cummings and wife went to
Burlington last Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. P. Hardy of Morrisville
hos been here visiting friends.
Rev. j. w Buzzen has returned
from an extended trip West.
Mrs. Francis Parker has gone to her
| home in Enfield N TT To SDend q few