Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-06-18

Stevens attended the Preachers
meeting at st. Johnsbury last week.
Mrs. Stevens is visiting her parents
at Thetford.
Craftsburv.
H. F. Graham is in st. Adams
on legal business.
James McFarlane got badly hurt
working in the Graham & Stevens
steam mill the 18th.
Robert Anderson raised his hay
barn last Friday. Thomas Wallace is
the master workmen.
j. w. and M M Washburn from
Montpelier are stopping at the Or
leans House the present week.
Regular communication of Meridian
Sun Lodge No. 20 of F. g. A. M. at
Masonic Hall next Wednesday even
ing. Work.
Come out to the Dramatic play next
Wednesday evening and patronize
home talent. The prospect is that
! it will be first-class entertainment.
Mr.. Waterhouse and family are Wis
iting at Enosburgh this Week.-Misses
Myrtle and Abbie Pike are visiting
friends at observation-disclosures Vince
lock is visiting friends in town. "a
Derby.
, J. Grout, Capt. H. E. Foster and
Walter Lindsay were selected as
lo1o
E. Grandy and G.. F. Butterfield dis
trict delegates to attend the conven-
tions this week.
West Derby.
a new baby girl at Lot Dunn's.
Mrs. Achilles spent the past week
in Canada, visiting her daughter and
sister.
Jack O'Rouke has improved his
building very much by the addition of
verandas and paint.
Ed Morse has bought the lot ad-
joining his place and the Mooney barn
and has had it moved thereon.
Alfred Taylor has bought the set of
buildings on Maple St., belonging to
the Bodwell estate, takes possession
at once.
Robinson & Bishop are painting
their block.-Mr. Pratt has painted
his house and the Virgins house has
received new coat of paint.
The club have advertised to play
Comrades" at Lanes Opera House
Newport, Friday the 22nd. They have
, played four times with good success.
tsGMrs. Short of Portland, Me-, has
taken possession of one of the Lind
say cottages on the Beach for the
season. They spent last summer at
the same place.
Glover.
L. Stanton is re- shingling his build
ings.
Charles Smith, who left here sew
eral months ago, has been home and !
settled up his old accounts. tAtt"
Mrs. Joseph King is on the sick list.
Mrs. L. Drew is very low. - Mr..
Crosby appears to be failing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert of Manchester
are visiting at w. F. Scott's. - Mrs.
Zana Drew Hill is among her friends
here.
DR.. Percy Templeton and family of
Montpelier are here, and will go into
camp at Stone Pond the first of the
week.
DR.. @. F. Branch will lecture here
next Thursday afternoon for Mason
Post. The public are cordially invit-
ed to attend.
The parties that rented E. A. Nor
toms farm have decided not to run
the farm any longer and have moved
into Walter Grey's tenement in the
village.
West Glover.
Many of the @. A. RS are planning
to go to the veterans meeting at the
Landing, June 10.
Chas Hubbard is shingling his house,
having two dormer windows put in,
and will paint his house which will
greatly improve it's appearance.
Frank Jones and family, late from
Lowell, are spending some time here
with Mrs Jones' relatives and friends.
-C.W.C Cook and wife visited in West
field and Montgomery last week.
Rev. j. E. Knapp and Mrs. Knapp,
who will be pleasantly remembered
by many as having charge of the M.
E. church in town twenty years ago,
called on some of their friends last
week.