Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-08-10
One of the milkmen lost load of

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aminations he discovered that in re-
stocking the axle the thing had been
put on wrong end to, making it very
easy matter to run off the axle nut.
Miss Nellie A. Fay of Pomfret,
graduate of the Randolph State Nor
NAL School, has been secured as as
sistant in the Academy for the coming
year. Prin Edward Conant says of
her: "She is a fine scholar and sue
cessful teacher"
Prof. J. P. Leotsakos of the univers-
ity of Athens, Greece, will deliver a
double lecture on "Ancient and Mod
ern Greece" to be illustrated by 80
stereopticon views, at Academy Hall,
on the evening of the 18th inst. Moth
ing of the kind has ever before been
presented in these parts and there
ought to be a large attendance.
West Derby.
Fred Harvey has gone to Derby Line
to work in the hotel Fred Niles has
rented his shop here and is ready to
do barbering in first class manner.
Mrs. E. W. Short of Heland, Ark is
visiting her sister, Mrs P. S. Robin
son.-Mrs. Geo. Barnard of New York
is spending the summer at her fathers,
VIM. Hadley.
Mrs. Elvira Hammond, widow of the
late E. K. Hammond, an old and much
respected resident of this village, died
yesterday morning at nine O'Clock.
Mrs. Hammond received a shock of
paralysis some time ago and had been
gradually falling ever since. The finn
eral takes place this afternoon Mon
day) at o'clock, Rev. j. r. Franklin,
pastor of the F. Baptist church, of
floating. Il
Glover.
School in Dist No. 6 closed Friday.
VIM. Fayer's people have friends
from Boston visiting them.
Thomas King has been very sick
with bowel complaint, but is on the
gain.
DR.. Templeton is building a camp at
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a village there.
E. A. Norton is doing some needed
repairs on his upper farm buildings.
Henry Cook is also repairing little.
Mrs Alma Thompson is home from
Nebraska, after an absence of twenty
years, to visit her brother Elijah
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spending a week at Elworth Beachs.
Mrs. Mary Daring is at Barton
Landing, caring for Mrs. Freelove
Drew, who is sick.-Ben Drumming,
wife, daughter and granddaughter are
| in town-Charles Mcclellan and wife
have gone to Brunswick Springs for
a few weeks recreation.
West Glover.
A boy baby at John A. Urie's.
Aggie Buchanan and Matte Cook
are attending the summer school.
The president of the w. G. T. U. OF
Glover, Mrs. E. M. Dwinell, with mem
bers and friends of the association,
met with the children at the church
in this place to form a Loyal Temper
ance Legion. Mrs. H. Cutler was APP
pointed PRESIDENT; Miss Jennie Viii
kinson, assistant; Gratia Clark, or
ganist The next meeting will be held
at the same place, Wednesday, Aug
Aug. 10, at 2:30 p. M, at which time il
is hoped every boy and girl of the
vicinity will he DreSent
Holland.
Miss Edith Marsh is spending few
weeks at Ocean Park, Me.
Hugh Flynn has sold his place to his
brother James for $4,000, and retain:
the crops.
Miss Myrtle Marsh of this town anC
a graduate of st. Johnsbury Academy
is engaged to teach the Gramma
School, commencing Aug. 81.
Ernest Moulton is at Lake Park re
ceiving special lessons on the banj'
from the Boston Ideal Banjo and Man
dolin Club; he has banjo class read.
for him when he completes his cours
of lessons.
The Cong. Society are raising fund
to repair their house of worship. Quit
a sum is needed Many in town hav
subscribed literally, and some friend
out of town have promised help, an
still the books are open.
Daniel Jenness has lost a COW wit
what appears to be rheumatism an
has another sick with the same dis
ease: there are quite a number other
= in town sick in like manner. Wi
L some one give a remedy for the dis
, ease through the MONITOR?
IraSburgh.
Burt Scott has taken the job to re
pair the Cong. church.
Geo. A. Beede has enlarged an
4 painted his post office room and PIT
in good line of stationery and cor
! fectionery.
DR.. E. G. Branch is the sign display
h ed by our new physician. His fathe
6 from Brooklyn, N. Y, was in town
few days last week.
The selectmen are putting up
, building in the rear of the court hous
for storing road machines, snow rol
ers and other town property.
Mrs L. H. Thompson accompanie
the Judge to Middlebury last week
Miss Viola Chesley of Lyndon is wis
iting her cousin, Miss Myra Taplin.-
Mrs Julia (Colton) Jordan is stoppir
at her fathers.
Miss Lizzie E. Collins, who has fl
about three years been employed
Judge Thompson's office as stenC
III grapher and type writer, has finishe
3. her labOrs here and returned to h.
!. home at Oswego, N. Y. She expects
= go to Michigan soon.
Newport.
e Harvey Lapere is on a visit fro
l. Kansas City.
Judge Storrs of Island Pond was
m town last week.
Is A lodge of Perfection was institute