Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-07-25

er exercises. Ice cream will be fur
nished. All cordially invited.
Mrs. Mary Boynton has rented all
but two rooms of her house on Indian
Point ST. to Fred Ellsworth and his
father-in law, A. M. Lanpher.-Jewett
and Hadlock have moved into the
White house.
| Quite large number of our people,
big and little, took an excursion on the
lake last Thursday. The F. B. School
voted an expression of thanks to the
| band and to Prof. Holland of Montreal
for music rendered while on the trip.
| Glover.
Fl. Fl. Leonard and daughter return
to Illinois this week.
| E. B. Simonds and wife are home
from their visiting trip. - Wallace
French and family are spending few
days in their old home.-A. Rich is
visiting here.
A townsman hands a MONITOR Cor.
a lengthy communication in which he
gives an account under the title, GA
Rilic of Barbarism" of what he con-
sidered very rude and cruel treatment
of a wife by ''barbrous'' husband.
According to his writing the man de-
serves reproof and the neighborhood
is ashamed of him.
Henry II. Leonard of Illinois and
Elmer D. Leonard of Nebraska are
visiting their mother who resides in
this town, and who reached her SD
birthday last Monday. Besides her
three sons, several other friends were
present that day, including Mrs. Rich
where there was a visit and reunion
in honor of Mrs. Leonard. There were
several valuable presents made, and
the day was enjoyed by those present,
though Mrs. Leonard is in quite feeble
health. The three sons had not met
for 80 years.
West Glover.
Geo. Humphrey is on the sick list,
perhaps from using Paris green.
Rosa Wheeler goes to Lowell, VT,
where she is to have a home in DIR.
HIPS family.
Mrs. Raymond from Massachusetts
is spending a few weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. James Teller.
Mrs. David Baker has gone to Fer
risburgh in answer to telegram re-
ceived from Rev. Mr.. Wild.
Friends and relatives of Ferdinand
Baker were saddened by the news of
his injury, caused by falling off the
electric cars.
Greensboro.
John d. S. Olmstead has had his
pension increased.
A. G. Afford and family of Balti
more, Md, are at DR.. Kinney's.
Rev. Reuben Wright of Denver is
visiting his brotheri law, j. A.
Crane.
Chas S. Conant of Concord, N. H.,
and friend are stopping at F. A.
Goodrich's.
A Harrison and Reid flag sways to
the breeze across the street from
Randall & Cranes.
Miss Zelda A. Babcock who teaches
school at Hazardville, Conn.,, is spend
ing her vacation at home.
Alex Calderwood has been engaged
to repair the town house, and parti-
ton off the stalls for the secret ballot.
The town has been complained of
in regard to the insufficiency of the
Alligo road and the trial is set for July
20.
Wheeler Camp is full and there is
no abatement in the number of city
visitors at the several boarding hous-
es.
Geo. Philbrook's second boy, aged
about twelve, fell from the high beams
of his barn last Tuesday and was
nearly killed.
Chas. A. Royce of Springfield, Mass,
son of the late Rev. Stephen Royce,
who was pastor of the Cong. church
here in 1862, is here with his family
reviving old associations.
Holland.
Charles Smith is tome from Derby
Line sick with diphtheria.
Mrs. Betsey Wheeler has sold her
place and gone to Derby Line to reside
with William Libby.
Mrs. Harry Bryant is home from
New York on visit. Her father,
Judge Fletcher, is in poor health
Mrs. John Sloan, former resident of
/ this town is here from Nashua, n. I'll.
visiting Edwin Wallace of Provi-
dence r has returned after short