Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-06-22

and has been severely hurt himself.
Craftsbury.
The band played at E. Craftsbury
Saturday evening.
Friends from Cal. are visiting at
Deacon Roots.
Parties from Albany have purchased
Bartlett Williams lumber.
Stephen Smith is laid up with bro
ken leg.
Martha Poor started for N. Y. last
Thursday morning.
Martin Conner has gone to St. Al
bans to spend the summer.
An OK which was on the road ma
chine team was melted one day last
week.
A number of our young people have
gone to Burlington to attend the COM
mencement exercises of the u v M.
Willie and Clara Whitney are in
town visiting friends. Mrs. Elmer
Stratton is visiting at N. H.
Regular communication of Meridian
Sun Lodge, No 20, next Wednesday
eve. Work on the 1st and End degrees.
Warren Udal and wife are home
from visit.-Orrin Hartman takes
Frank Cross place in the store during
his vacation.
The event of last week was the mar
riage of Almira L.Tolman and James T..
RolleSton at the home of the BRIDES
parents on Wednesday last.
Mrs. Augustus Paddock is suffering
from the effects of nail wound in the
hand and will go to Burlington hospi-
tai to have it operated on.
G. K. Goodrich is reported to have
caught 100 pounds of pickerel from
the pond recently, one of which
weighed about four pounds.
ken and was otherwise badly hurt by
being thrown from a wagon recently.
Dr. Bailey was called to set the arm.
Frank Thompson, who has resided
in Hardwick, came here the other
day, babe adieu to his friends and
disappeared. No trace of him has
since been found and it is feared that
he has committed suicide.
The community is saddened by the
death of Mrs. VIM. Seaver, which oc-
Cured on Wednesday last of apop-
lexy. Her friends retired at her re-
quest Tuesday night, but found her
dead in the morning, having appar-
emily died without struggle. Fun
eral on Friday, Revs. Taylor and Moo
die officiating. Her four oldest broth
ers acted as bearers. Mrs. Seaver was
the daughter of the late John Uric.
She was born in Scotland and mar
ried in 1850. She leaves four children.
Derby.
Mrs. D. G. Stevens is quite sick.
Gen. w. w. circuit will deliver the
address on July 4th.
w. S. Robbins has put new shin
gle machine into his mill.
The Cong. parsonage will be open
for dinners and the stable for horses,
July 4.
Miss May Wilder goes to Burlington
this week, and Nellie WOlcott goes to
Montpelier.
A A. Silver and wife have gone to
Boston to attend the wedding of their
son Elmer.
Rev Mr. Schofield of Washington,
D. G. will preach at Cong. church
next Sunday at 1:30p. m.
There will be a district school flag
raising on Friday next at O'Clock
with appropriate exercises. All in
vited
j. w Erwin has gone to Alburgh
Springs for a few weeks. d. F. And
rus was in town a short time last
week.
Glover.
The Drew boys have their barn up
and partly covered.
M. @. Davis has commenced repairs
on her dwelling house.
Several of our citizens are in camp
at Willoughby Lake, where they will
remain several weeks.
Lawrence.-Mr. and Mrs. j. Holmes
are away visiting friends.
The village school, taught by Amy
Partridge, closed with a picnic at Stone
Pond-a very good time.
Eli Partridge and Sumner Scott are
sitting cedar oil-Partridge at South
Glover and Scott near w. Aldrich's.
Levi Partridge cut his knee and Roy
Christie his wrist with a bill hook cut
ting cedar Charley Gray has been
laid up with a bad hand, something
like a frog felon.
At the annual meeting of the Aid
Society, Mrs. G. A. Barrows was chos-
en- president; Mrs. L. A. Pratt, vice
president; Amy Partridge, Sec; Miss
@. S. Parker, Treas.
The village schools having obtained
a flag for their school-house, the
teachers and scholars extend a cordial
invitation to the public to attend then
flag raising to be held at the close OF
the term, Friday afternoon, June &c,
with suitable exercises by the scholars
and others.
West Glover.
Fred Sisco has returned from F1ori-
da
F. F. Bean is suffering from a severe
attack of his old troubles.-Mr. Abbott
is quite sick.
Susie Standish is home from Spring
field. She expects her mother to re-
turn with her if her health permits.
The Methodist and Congregational
ist societies were represented at the
S. S. convention by their pastors, SUI
perintendents and two delegates from
each school.
VIM. B. Palmer of Danville is spend
ing few weeks at James Cameron's
Mr.. Palmer was in business in Glover
80 years ago and finds it pleasant to
visit this section once in while.