Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-16

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places in town and surrounding towns
AS concert and novelty company it
is not excelled by any troupe of its
numbers that has ever visited town.
Derby.
Last Thursday night, Cooper's ho-
tel at Rock Isl and, P. O., was broken
into and a large quantity of liquor
stolen. The officers got clues that
led them to look in this direction and
they learned that team had been
hired of Alfred Chandler of this place
by Ezra Jewell of Derby and John
Longeway of Barton, which was not
returned as promised and they found
that these parties were probably the
thieves. Jewell was found intoxicate d
and was arrested, tried and fined for
this offense and will probably go to
Rutland to work out his fine. We
hear that Longeway peddlded out his
liquor on the road and was arrested at
Barton and will be taken across the
Line for trial. Itlooks as though two
undesirable characters would be
placed where they will have oppor-
tunity to earn their board for some
time hence.
Glover.
DR.. w. f. Templeton is expected
this week, and will go into camp at
Stone Pond.
FL. w. Phillips has rented his house
to city boarders and expects it will be
filled this week.
We learn of the marriage of Charles
Kelton and Gertie Phillips. May
much happiness attend them.
Andrew Walcott is putting new
machinery in his grist mill, which will
be a great improvement to it.
A. Leonard is home from Boston for
a couple of weeks.-Mrs. Kate Leonard
returns to New London,N. H., o-day.
The Glover Sunday Schools and
other friends are invited to join with
the Barton people in the excursion TO
Memphremagog next Friday. See
notice in Barton items.
w. E. Sherburne has recently pur-
chased an animal which he calls
Portugal Jack'' said to be a very high
blooded ass. Yves. proposes to have
more mules in this county within a
few years.
West Glover.
Lyman P. Cook is home from Var
mouth for short vacation.
Mrs. S. NJ, skinner, - who has been
sick, is improving, also Mrs. Boswell.
Mrs. Fannie Carr of Manchester, N.
H., is visiting at her fathers d. T.
Cameron's.
@. F. Cutler has erected a nice out
building, much to the convenience of
his dairying business.
Mrs. E. Q. Baker has been spend
ing short time at Irasburgh with
her mother, Mrs. Jameson. s7En +
Greensboro hTua .hIoidaH ..a-U
20 J. G. Babcock' is reshingling his
barn. ".'' "f-' OF"
Mrs. Laura Fisher from Iowa is Wis
iting friends here and at Johnson.
Mrs. Jas. Borland from Danville,
formerly Mrs. Thos. Uric, has been
visiting friends here.
Willie Mitchell recently caught an
owl in a steel trap which measured
feet inches across the wings.
Allen Spier has bought a piece of
land adjoining his farm from Walter
Jackson. 1t makes a good addition
to his place.
James Gebbie is putting in a cellar
Geo. T.Howard is building new barn
on the Collier place, Charles Conant
doing the work.
IrasDurgn.
A deer was seen in G.. M. Ordway's
field one day last week.
Mrs. G. NJ. Ordway has a fuchsia
which has three hundred buds and
blossoms.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet at the NJ. e. church, Saturday
evening at o'clock.
The Cong. Ladies' Aid Society will
meet at their church vestry Friday
afternoon. Supper at o'clock. All
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Leach of Argus
vile, N. ID. were in town a few days
last week. Mrs E. M. Lee is home
from Waltham, Mass, for a short
stay.
Jay.
Mrs. Fidelia Crandall is laid up