Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-07-27

Miss Sarah Aldrich of Providence,
R. l., is a guest of Mae Tripp.-Mrs.
Ella Marble and two children from
Lowell, Mass, are in town.-Loren
Young, the old veteran soldier, visits
in town.
Coventry.
Mrs Richards has been sick the
past week.
Dorcas Society next Friday at the
M. E. vestry. Supper from six to
half past seven.
Mrs. Jennie Massey and her child
rem return to their home in Spring
field, Mass, this week.
w. w. Frost and wife from North
field are in town. Glad to see them
Rev. M. S. Eddy's classmate, Mr.. Eli
oft of Waterbury visited him recently.
Craftsbury.
A. Anthony's little boy died July %.
Mrs. w. P. Kaiser and Mrs. Chas.
Hatch are visiting in Canada. Mrs.
Asa Woodbury. is visiting friends in
Wo1cott.-M and Mrs. Kier from
Canada, who have been visiting their
son in town, have returned home.
The school taught by Cora Belle AL
len in Dist. No. 10 closed July "a with
picnic. The total attendance as fol-
lows: Elsie Cowles 58la days, Lila
Merrill 60 days, Florence Merrill 60
days, Orpha Story SO days, Maud Pad
dleford 60 days, Chauncey Story 81
days, Harley Cowles 541s days, Annie
K1gallen Is days. There were no tar
! dy or dismissal marks during the
! term.
Derby.
Boy baby at F. S. Hollis.
G. F.Davis is home from his western
trip.
Will Burpee has returned to SYRIA
cuse, N. Y.
Marvin Bros. are paying out $4,000
at their butter factory monthly.
Stephen Davis has purchased a house
at Beebe Plain and will move there
| soon
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on Mai. CIRCUITS 40 acre piece last
week We amend, and call it 100 tons
81, tons to the acre-which will do
pretty we'll for first crop.
West Derby.
Sociable at the chapel Friday even
ing.
Q. w. Ryder is building barn for
Mr.. Baxter.
Mrs. John Tucker is enjoying visit
from her youngest son.
Mr. w A. Short and family of He
lena, Ark, are visiting at P. S. Rob
inson's.
Messrs. Foster and Lockhart are
building a new barn, as also is Will
Young, both on Main ST.
Mrs. E. K Hammond is slowly fail
ing-Mrs. Lombard is gaining nicely.
Mrs F. w Stevens is recovering
very slowly.
The annual meeting of the w. @. t.
u will be held with Mrs. Alfred Tay-
1or Thursday, at 2:3O p. m. Full at
tendance requested.
Another skillful dressmaker on Elm
St., in Mrs. John Clark, lately moved
into their new house.-John Mcclure
has moved into his new house on In
dian Point st.
A pleasant Y. P. S. G. E. social at F.
B. vestry Friday evening. G. F. Ran
ney gave an interesting account of his
trip to Minneapolis, as delegate to Ma
tional Convention.
School in Dist. No. closed July "a.
Those having no marks were Clarence
Griffin, Willie Hawser, Freddie Hunt
and Jennie Hunt. Only one tardy
mark during the term.
Glover.
Rev R. Chrystie is home from his
vacation.
DIR. and Mrs Fred Dwinel1 are visit
ing friends here.
Col. R. R. Kicker of Montpelier has
been a guest of w. II. Kelton.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Cheney are hard
sick with the grippe.-Mrs. Mitchell
is improving.
The hail storm Saturday afternoon
did serious damage to the crops in
some parts of this town.
Glover band will play for the grove
meeting at Lyndonville the first week
in August.
The Ladies' Aid will meet next
Thursday afternoon. Ice cream will
be served. All are invited.
The town superintendent, Mr.. Al
drich, hopes every teacher in town
will attend the Summer SCHOOL,
1t is a question with Glover people
whether the camp at Stone Pond
should be called "Saint's Rest''or "Sin-
ner's Retreat"
The Earnest Workers hold their
next meeting with Mrs. Chas. Smith
Friday afternoon, July 81. Ice cream
will be served.
H. Cook had the misfortune recent
ly to cut one leg quite badly with a
scythe. DR.. Skinner was called to
dress the wound and it is now doing
well.
Wesley E.Sherourn, who always has
an eye out for good horse, has re-
Gently purchased the we'll known
Percheron stallion, "Star Percheron,"
which was sired by Major CIRCUITS
"Dieppe." The horse has a remarka-
BILE name four feet in length, and a
fine top to match. He is a fine horse
and will be kept for stock purposes.
West Glover.
Charley Baker is home from the
West.
Chester King has gone TO work in
the telegraph Office at Wolcott.
Mrs. @. G. Conant and son are spend
ing few weeks here with her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Dow.
Mrs. Agnes Gilmour started for Da-
kota July Is, to visit her daughter, Ag-
| gle now Mrs. Wright.