Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-08-08

dangerously lll.-MrS. ". w. OOCnId h
is suffering severely from prostration.
West Derby.
DR.. Bogue and father spent several
days in Canada last week, rusticating.
A number of cases of illness in town.
Mrs. M. c.. Williams is more comfort
able.
John Wheeler has sold his place on
Maple st. to a Mr.. Lockwood for
$4,000.
G. S. Magoon has had railing put
up from P. o. door to the street on
each side, thus preventing post Office
loafng.
Glover.
The village improvements Society are
at work in earnest, nice sidewalk
will soon extend through the village.
There was a heavy storm of hail and
rain here Saturday afternoon, doing
considerable damage to corn and 9TH
er crops.
The Boston Banjo Club give con-
cert at Barton, on Tuesday eve., Aug.
9. The entertainment will be an ex-
cellent one.
Rev. Reuben Wright and family
from Denver, who have been here Wis
ting his aged mother, start on their
return o-day.
Mrs. Calistee Cook has just returned
from Yarmouth, Me-, where she has
been spending several weeks, much
improved in health.
Mrs. VIM. Coburn and children from
Berlin Mills, n. H., went from here to
Old Orchard last Tuesday to meet her
husband, where he spends his vacation.
By the death of Hiram Phillips the
town loses one Of it's Oldest and best
known citizens. He was a successful
business man, an obliging neighbor
and a. good citizen.
Wesley Aldrich has bought of Chas.
Cutler the house occupied by his moth
er, for $475, possession to be given in
the fall. Mr.. Aldrich will make repairs
and build creamery.
Miss Jackman of Boston, is visiting
at Dea. Marston's where her youngest
brother has a home. = Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Richmond of Newport, Mr.. Crane
and family, Mrs. Randall of Green's
boro and Miss Marian Boswell from
Burke have been visiting in town the
last week. = DR.. and Mrs. C.L. French
of Clinton Mass, are visiting relatives
here. = Mrs. Mary Root is in town.
Irasburgh.
DR.. E. c. Branch went to Burlington
for few days last week.
Mrs. Carl Stewart is visiting her
friend, Miss Matte Holdridge.
Mr.. B. T. Jerome and family of Bos-
ton, made Ira Drew's people visit
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shorey of
South Boston are stopping with Mr..
and Mrs. John Ord for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Henley of
Providence, r. l., made their sister,
Mrs. Rev. w. G. Johnson, short visit
last week.
DR.. Stanford takes a vacation of
| two or three weeks, and accompanied
by Miss Mary Burt, has gone to Far
go, n. D., to visit his brother John.
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the M. E. church, will
be held with Mrs. j. @. Chapman, on
Friday afternoon, Aug. II. All invit-
ed.
The check lists were posted by the
selectmen last week. Now let every
voter see that his name appears there
on, and if not, meet the civil author
ity at the town clerks office Monday,
Aug. 10Th, at one O'Clock p m.
T. G. Fisher was called by telephone
to go to Barton Landing last week,
and the operator at that place report
ed his arrival at that office in just
nineteen minutes from the time OF
starting from Irasburgh. "Dick" is
still numbered among the live horses.
Miss May Beauclerk reached home
Saturday after several weeks absence.
Her recent trip took her by way OF
Montreal and Vancouver to Alaska,
and the return touched San Francis
co, Yellow Stone Park, Niagara and
Boston.
Last weeks Glover item about good
calves induced John France to lead
out young holstein six months and
two days old, which tipped the scales
at sos pounds. John makes no boast
but would be pleased to hear from &
better one of like age.
Mr.. NJ M Farman of Westfield, the
blind orator, will speak upon the po'
lnrr Of IL.