Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-06-11

host of friends follow them to their
new home.
Glover.
Mrs. Dan Grey 10 improving
Carpenter is quite sick.
Charles Mcclellan and S. Stebbin's
are newly painting their houses.
Mrs. Carrie (Prindle) Corliss is here
for few weeks visit in her old home.
Charles Lawrence has cellar dug
and foundation laid for building new
house.
DR.. p. Templeton was called here
last week in council in the case of
Charles Crosby.
Mr.. Young goes this week to Man
chester, N. H., to fill an engagement
in Eastman & Morey's orchestra.
Children's Day was observed at'the
M. E. church in an interesting man
ner. A large number being in attend
ance.
The Earnest Workers hold their next
regular meeting at the M. E. vestry.
Wednesday afternoon, June 18th.
Strawberries and cream will be served.
At the meeting of The Teachers AS
ISOLATION of Glover, held June 2,the fol-
lowing officers were elected Miss
Lang, Pres. Miss Rose Sherburne, Vice.
Pres; Miss Corley, Treas; Miss
Myrtle Clark, Sec. The next meet
i'm will hQ hnl of hn
urday, June 81, at ? o'clock p. m. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
who are interested in school work.
West Glover.
Geo. Young has shingled his build
ings and is now painting his house.
Mrs. Shedd has been quite sick
Mrs. Alex. Magoon still remains on
the sick list.
A. Skinner has sold his place to Mr..
Friend of Barton Landing. Reported
price is $780,
Mrs. Jameson, who has been visit
ing her daughter Mrs. E. @. Baker,
has returned to her home.
David Jerome has been buying sew
eral acres of land of E. p. and A. u.
Beach, and they have bought a guam
tity of land of Cutler and Lyman.
Mr.. Haywood and E. @. Baker at
tended the Conference of Congrega-
tional ministers at Craftsbury. - Mr..
and Mrs. Alison Clark went to Evans
vile to attend the meeting there.
Greensboro.
Mary G. Randall, daughter of John
L. Randall, formerly of this town,
died of consumption at her home in
Cuba, III. She leaves a husband and
daughter to mourn her loss, and
large circle of friends and school
mates here in Vermont.
Irasburgn.
Children's Day was observed by APP
propriate exercises and floral decora-
tions at both churches. . a9l
The Ladies' Aid society will meet at
the M. E, parsonage on Thursday az
ternoon. All are invited. .l ii
Rev. Leonard Dodd of Lyndon is
expected to supply the pulpit of the
Cong. church Sunday, the 18th inst,
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Nettie Locke to Mr. Jo-
seph Schofield of Lyndonville, the 21st
The cottage meetings at Morrill, Hill
have been exceptionally we'll attend
ed. The one held last Wednesday
evening at the house of Mr.. H. Nye,
had an attendance of ninety eight |
persons.
A daughter of Rev. a. G.. Austin,
who was attending school when her !
parents moved here, came to her new
home Saturday. = Miss Marie Beau
clerk is home from Bradford, Mass,
for her summer vacation.
Prof. Harrington will give prelim
mary concert in the Court House Hall |
Tuesday evening, with view to ar
range for class in singing. He comes |
we'll recommended as an instructor |
and we hope our singers will avail |
themselves of this opportunity for a
class drill at small expense.
The Misses Nelson and Harmon held |
meetings in the Cong. church last |
Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday even
ings. This closes their work. They |
will attend the Conference at st. |
Johnsbury this week, then visit Miss
Nelson's home in Barnet short time
and go to Westfield June 25th. They
carry with them the good will of the
entire community.
Mrs. S. Dana Church and son Phil
lin. of Springfield. Mass, are visiting |