Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23


daughter from Stonington, Conn, are
stopping at DIR. Clark's.
Last Friday evening, Rev Mr.. Chase
gave a very interesting talk on Ep-
worth League work and started the
organization of chapter in the M. E.
church of this village.
Loren JENNIE is spending his vaca-
ton visiting friends in town. - Elmer
Silver and family have just arrived
from Arlington, n. j. - Albert Silver
Jr., having just returned from Cali
fornia, is at home for a few days
Mrs. A. P. Niles has returned from
visiting in Maine. She reports that
vegetation there is suffering because
of drought.
West Derby.
George Magoon has contracted to
build new house for Mrs. Ed. Moony
on the site of her old one, which will
be great Improvement to that end
of Main st.
Henry Hayes and T. Doneghy have
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of paint and blinds. The new houses
of Messrs. Jelly and Herrick are APP
preaching completion.
@. H. McAnly and family have re-
turned from Dixville, Que. - Miss
Edith Mcclure left last Wednesday
for Franconia, n. H., to be away some
months. Misses Alice Cousens and
Emma Green left at the same time,
for few weeks vacation in Canada
Miss Rhoda Miller and niece, Belle
Lewis, of Northampton, Mass, are at
j. Nelson's. - Rev. j. b. Spiers and
family of Portland, Me-, are at DIR.
Hoskin's, Mrs. Spier being his only
daughter. - E. E. Allbee and family
from Jersey City were in town last
week.
Glover.
Ladies Aid next Thursday afternoon
All invited.
Charles Crosby is very low at the
present writing.
@. A. Barrows has bought j. p. Ellis
camp at Stone Pond.
@. S. Parker has purchased j. p.
Ellis place at the lower end of the viii
lage.
Edward Hubbard and daughter of
the west are visiting old friends in
this vicinity.
Anna Blanchard starts for Old Or
chard to-day in company with Mrs.
HI. Cutler of Barton. .ra5u need
Presiding Elder Hamilton bwiIl4
preach at West Glover next Sunday, 4
July 29th at 1890 a. m. and at Glover
village at p. m.
West Glover.
Bert Lewis and Mr.. Tarbel are
spending short time at Old Orchard. |
Mrs. James Dow was sum momed to \
Hatley p. @. an account OF the serious
Hines of her mother. ,,....... ....
Greensboro, dfdHi fo sselo 5GJ Jud d
The report of theivillage school for /
the summer is as follows; There were !
thirteen pupils in school with an av-
Minnie Smith, Jabes and Orville Pin
ney, Chauncey Downer, Charlie Mill
er and Harry Townsend were present
every day. Winifred Dow and Archie
Cuthbertson were each absent only
one half day, and Jennie Haines one
day. Only two had tardy marks.
Holland.
J. A. Bradford burned his hand
very badly on the 4th of July, while
engaged with the fire works.
Daniel Hall has returned to West
Mass. Since last sugar
ing time he has been suffering in
tensely with infammatory rheuma-
tism, but is getting better since his
return.
A daughter of Paron Huntoon, a
former resident of this town, died in
New York the 18th inst, and was
brought here for interment.
Fred Moulton's heart leaps now with joy
AS he beholds his infant boy.
A girl and boy be has to greet,
Therefore his JOY is now complete.
Miss AlYs Parker has gone to st.
Adams and Johnson for visit.
The Young Ladies' Mission Band
will meet in the vestry of the M. E.
church Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock.
B. F. Jerome and daughter of Bos-
ton are stopping at Ira S. Drew's for
a short time.-Bert Blodgett of Brock
ton, Mass, is visiting at Mrs. S. ID.
Inert II Raodn rnda his hinunln |