Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-07-10

Mrs. Stark Morse and daughter,
Matte have gone to Claremont, NH,
hoping the change will be beneficial
to them in health.
The county convention of the 1T. i.
that met here June %, was very en-
ioyable occasion. The ''grown up"
people of the town lost much by not
attending.
H. S. Mott has been obliged to go to
a hospital in Montreal for the treat
ment of his eye, which is in a very bad
condition, caused by a cinder. DR..
Gould accompanied him.
Miss Belle Peasley has gone to Bos-
ton. = Prof Holland of Montreal is at
G. S. Magoon's. = Lloyd Sails went to
Boston last week. = Chas. M. Sawyer
is home from Calais, VT, for a few
days.
At p. m. Saturday night the alarm
of fire was given. The saw mill of the
ssInternationaP' was burned to the
ground. Nothing was saved from the
building. Thirty men are thrown out of
employment for a time. Only the
direction of the wind saved the whole
mill. The saw-mill will be immedi-
ately rebuilt.
Mrs. Lizzie Boynton died Saturday,
July 9th, after a long and painful ILL
ness, borne with Christian fortitude
and patience. She will be long missed
by her neighbors and by the F. B.
member and Sabbath School teacher.
Much sympathy is felt for the bereav-
ed husband and invalid son. Funeral
services will be held at the house
Tuesday at 10 a. m.
Mrs ENERGY Wiley and Mrs. Anna
Dickson of Sioux City, Iowa, visited
at Amos Sawyer's last week. = Miss
Anna Magoon of Lyndonviille, has been
spending few days in this vicinity,
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Edwin Vaughn,
and other friends. = Mrs. Baxter's
son is spending few days with her.
Mrs. Dan Willard from the West is
visiting at Mrs. A. j. Whites. : Mrs.
Emma Chatfield and son of Southern
Pines, N. c., are visiting old friend in
town.
The spring term of the West Derby
Graded School closed Friday, June 30.
There were one-hundred forty six
pupils registered; the average daily
attendance was one hundred twenty
two, or eighty three per cent. Clay
ton Beersworth, Gertie Berry, Ollie
Berry, Louise Bisbee, Annie Cousins,
Myrtle Cousins, Warren Cousins, Bes-
sic Davis. Gerald Dawson, Goldie Da-
vison, Bertha Glbb, Nettie Goodridge,
Mabel Hauver, Myrtle Hitchcock,
Fred Hunt, Bertha Magoon, Emma
Massey, Carrie Paul, Arthur Preston,
Pearl Rollins, Guy Smith, and Pearl
Young were not absent, tardy or dis
missed during the term.
Glover.
Holmes Wiley has moved to 1.
Drew's farm.
DIR. Percy Templeton and family of
Montpelier are camping at Stone Pond.
Rev. j. Mcdonald was called the
past week to attend funeral at Wells
River.
Hayden Whitney has bought a drug
store in Concord, Mass, and will go
into business there.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
E. M. Dwinell next Tuesday afternoon.
Essay, Woman in the Columbian Ex-
position.
Mrs. E. Phillips has returned home.
- Miss Annie Blanchard of Concord,
is visiting relatives here on her return
from the West, and the Columbian
Exposition.
About sixty were in attendance at
the basket-picnic the Fourth at j.
Kings. The recitations were fine and
singing good. Mr.. King and wife
know just how to entertain their
friends and help to have an enjoyable
time.
West Glover.
1t is Chas. Wright's turn to treat.
Clara Fisher has gone to Wheelock
to spend few weeks with friends
Fred Cal6erwood and wife have gone
to Stowe to work.
Arthur DEMO has purchased his fa-
theirs farm. = Lyman Barber has
bought four acres of land of the par
sonage society, paying 1925.
Greensboro.
On July 8, large circle of relatives
and friends assembled at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Clary to cele-