Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-06-26

S"ANo 1hN DhlhNitN hhnuhllNs
Cutler and wife were industrious|
ergetic people, they had a famil
six children, three sons and 4
daughters, and all lived to marI
womanhood; he was the first cod
bic elected i'm Glover. It waI
horse that was hitched at the
mill when Long Pond ran out; hid
out on horseback that morning, \
he met a neighbor going to mill
his grist on his back, and kindly
fered him his horse, and henceI
loss of his horse. He died ind
prime of life. His wife lived TO be l
aged and died in this town; hid
sons, Henry and Charles, were
ness men and did much towards bI
ing up West Glover. The homes
is now owned by his grandson, q
Cutler, who is an energetic, m
farmer, as his herd OF COWS will al
dainty show. Such is brief hid
of family, which the rising ger|
ton would do well to emulate i'm \
of industry, frugality and econ
and in making themselves a
members of society i'm their day
generation.
West Glover.
Arthur Wylie is home from Child
Elias Miles, Alison Clark and
Young have been shingling par
their buildings. - David Calderd
has shingled, clapboarded, pal
and otherwise improved his hous
Nearly all of the schools in
will close on Friday next, and
proposed by the superintendent
f. Clark, that there be held a <
school picnic on the day followi
There were family gatherings /
M. Beach's and at Armour Anderi
recently, a happy day being spe
each place. l.. M. Clement OF I'D
Landing was present with his pl
graph instruments and pictures
taken.
Mrs. David Gilmore is very 81
Mrs. Edward Titus is just up FRI
severe attack of the measles.
children in that district have nc
all had the disease and the schoo
been closed. - Robert Buchar
youngest child has had the scarld
yer.
Irasburgh.
Mr.. Geo. Somers Of Bristol, WI
visiting his brother, Henry.
Miss Belle MARI has gone to Fal
to care for her sick mother.
The Ladies' Aid will meet on FI
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Howard,
extend a cordial invitation to all
The Base Ball boys are putting
little practice for "the 4th." 81
days game resulted, Irasburg 81,
entry 2.
The celebration committee Wi
correct an error in the bills as q
brotting race; the purse OF $40 wi
divided, 81, So and S3.
All schools i'm town closed Fri
except the primary department /
village. In this case the school
5inues the present week TO max
time lost on account Of the illne
5he teacher Miss Smith, earlier il
,erm.
Preparations are being made
zig celebration on the 4th OF
The following is the programme
o'clock a. m. Parade OF Horri
$50 Foot race around the CONT
,est 2 in 3 with prizes; 1910,
ace with prize; 10:30, Running b
ace, open TO all horses i'm the cou
With purses, S15, ~ and 80; 1
Trotting races, open TO horse
rasburgh, with four purses; 10
A., Grafton by Rev. j. X. Fulle
sarton Landing; 300, matched 4
# base ball between Irasburgh
Iardwick teams, prizes $40 and
100, Bicycle race for the champ
hip of Orleans county. Mr.. b
Jerk will present the winner W
inc silver medal to belong Co
subject to challange fo1
ure trial. A purse Of $50 will ala
.iven to the best four riders. II
viii be a great display OF fire-w
n the evening, to be followed b
pening ball by the new and pop
andlord, r. +. Drenan. Great eff
,ill be made to make this a cele
ion worthy the town and coun
Ella Wheelock is home from Boa
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Jones are
ing here.
Charles Patch has sold his plac