Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-09

DichloIu oI daroWlcK, SUNDAY even.
ing.
Agnes Kelley, Mertie Young, Dora
Wilson and Lila Cobb left here Thurs
day, to work in hotel at Franconia
n. I'll. during the season.-Miss Ida
Clark has gone to Cushing's Island
Maine for the summer.
Miss Lena E. Reed of Green Rive,
Vt. is visiting at P. S. Robinson's.-
Mrs. Jennie Story of Richford spent
the past week with her parents
and Jessie Glines are spending their
vacation with their grandparents
Mrs. Minnie Adams Pease from Cal.
is visiting relatives in town.
Glover.
Mr.. Crosby is slowly improving.
DR.. Fred Dwinell and family are in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. CS. Parker are camp
ing at Stone Pond.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give an
entertainment and ice cream festival
at their vestry Wednesday evening,
July IL. Admission to all, 10 cents.
The Fourth of July ball given by the
S. of V.'s was largely attended by
young people. Perfect order and har-
mony prevailed throughout the en-
tire evening. Prof. Stones orchestra
was in attendance and furnished first
class music. A fine supper was served
by the camp.
A reunion of the descendants of
Elijah Stone, one of the early settlers
of Glover, was held June %, on the
south shore of Stone. pond, between
forty and fifty being present. They
had very enjoyable time, boating,
fishing, splendid dinner, etc., etc.
The old log canoe, in which Elijah
Stone and three other men were
overturned in the pond, man by the
name of Chambers being drowned,
was dug up out of the sand, sawed up
and each one of the party carried off
relic of the old log canoe. The day
was very agreeably spent, and each
one returned to his home satisfied
with having had good time.
West Glover.
David Anderson has gone to Green's
boro to have a home with VIM. Ar
thurs people.
Phillips Bros. have taken posses
sion of their farm and Mr.. Cameron's
people have gone to. Barton to stop
for the present with their daughter,
Mrs. Nelson Lyman j. sac ari95 r4. .
4. Mrs. Wheatley from Peake's Island
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Sarep-,
ia Vance.-Mrs. Wesley Aldrich andi
two children have been spending a
week at DR.. Clark's, in Derby.-Mrs.
Geo. w. Moxley and son, Roland, of
Boston, are here visiting.
Greensboro.
DIR. HI. u. Martin, the oculist, can
be consulted at the hotel in this viii
lage, July IS until July II. He then
goes to Craftsbury. - ,re r......
Holland.
Mrs. NJ. I. Gray has returned from
Brighton, where she has been teach
ing.
Mrs. Maria Heath, who has been
sick for number of weeks, seems to
be gaining strength. She had paraly-
tic shock a few weeks ago.
It is estimated that there were 1000
people in Pinney's grove the 4th. We
had the most horrible looking set
of horribles that was ever seen in
this town, many said they beat any
ever seen in the county; the singing
by the choir and speaking by the
children was very good. Mr.. Catta-
mach of No. Troy gave the closing
speech. He is a very interesting
speaker. Fire works in the evening.
1t was a grand success.
Irasburgn.
The w. G. 7. U. meets with Mrs. l..
H. Thompson Wednesday afternoon
at half past two o'clock.
Several of the Kidder Hill people
observed the 4th of July by joining in
a neighborly picnic.
A son of Rev A. G.. Austin is home
from college and spends a part of his
vacation fourishing the hay fork.
Two of John Ord's nephews were
killed in a smash up on the @. P. r. r.
near Greenville, Me-, last Monday
Rev. Leonard Dodd has accepted of
a call to preach at the Cong. church,
and will move his family here as soon
as few needed repairs on the par
sonage can be completed.
Miss Fanny Ord and Ernest Ord are