Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-06-13
Salen-Derby.

road for Charles Waterman. This
ought to settle the question of rights
and roads between Waterman and q.
L. Crandall.
Derby.
Percy A. Robbins has gone TO New
port, where he will clerk for True and
Blanchard.
M. Albert Silver, who has been work.
ing for his brothers. i'm Boston, is home
for time.
Miss Lydia Hartig lectured at the
Congregational church last Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. n. w. Wilder will give parlor
social Friday evening, June II, for the
benefit of the w. @. Il. u.
The Boys Concert Band gave an
ice cream supper last Friday night in
the M. E. church. Music and social in
the town hall.
Mrs. Dimon died of paralysis Mt the
home of her granddaughter, Mrs.
Frank Marvin last Wednesday The
remains were carried to her former
home in Franklin county for inter
ment.
Miss Elizabeth u. Yates, a popular
lecturer for the the w. @. T. u. and a
former missionary TO China will lect-
ure at the Academy hall next Monday
and Tuesday evenings, June 20 and
81. "The Modern Hercules" and "Chi-
ma and the Chinese" are her subjects.
Glover.
There is murmur of a 4th of July
celebration in the air.
Pratt, Drew and Go. are building a
boat house and encampment at Stone
pond.
Mrs. Loanda Dwinell, Joseph Drew
and Gus Fisher are having their build
ings painted.
Ladies' Aid next Thursday after
noon. Strawberries and cream will
be served. All invited.
There has been a good job done
grading and fixing the road through
the village. New sidewalks are soon
to be laid.
-.
Dwinell attended the Suffrage con-
vention at Sutton last week, and re-
port good meeting, full of interest.
DR.. and Mrs. w. f. Templeton Of
Manchester and DIR. Templeton of
Montpelier are in town.-Dr. Wallace
Scott and family are here on brief
visit.-NIiss Annie Bridgman is home.
Naming the camps on Stone Pond,
collectively, "New Jerusalem" was
not official The name was kindly
suggested, but was not accepted. The
yearly excursions suggest the annual
pilgrimage to Mecca, and we hope to
Mecca (make az pilgrimage there an
nually for many years to come. We
will call it Mecca. p. l.. T.
West Glover.
Geo. w. Monkey and family from
Boston are spending a few days i'm
town.
Miss E. A. Standish, an employe of
the Phelps Publishing Co., OF Spring
field, Mass, is home on a short vaca-
ton.
a long time sick, is improving; her
friends will be glad to see her out
again. - Mrs. Alice Magoon is sick
again.
Mrs. r. II. White, who makes n sue
cess of raising house plants, has a hy-
drangea that has about sixty blossoms
on it. The largest is twenty-siX inch
es in circumference.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. s.
Clark was pleasant scene Thursday,
when their daughter, Miss Gratia,
was united i'm marriage with MIR.
George A. Humphrey. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald
, under a floral bell. The bride was
: prettily attired in a a gown OF hello
/, trope, trimmed with lace, and carried
| a boquet of white roses, presented TO
her by an aunt i'm Boston. The brides
v maids were Miss e. A. Standish of
:, Springfield, Mass, and little Lena
;. Beach, and the groomsmen were Mr..
d G.. White and Master Roland Monkey
of Boston, a cousin of the bride. After
S the ceremony a lunch was served,
s when they all assembled i'm the front
L ward, where Mr.. Clement of Barton
Landing took their pictures. The hap
q ply couple were the recipients of many
o valuable presents and received the
>. congratulations OF all.
/. Greensboro.
a Charles Olmstead saw wild deer a
t few days ago.
: Mrs. John Mitchell from Glover is