Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-22

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and building a large veranda on
rear of the house.
Miss Enie Clark, who has
finish ed a very successful term
school in Dist No. 10, has returned
her home in Glover.
The M. T.. church is undergoing
tensive repairs in the audience roc
The walls are being frescoed and
cushions are talked Of
Mr.. w. b. Holbrook has compile
his steamer and launched Il on
lake. This is a very pretty II
boat and does much credit Co
Holbrook, as he built 1t entirely alo
Mrs. Goodsell gave a free lecture
the women of this place Friday e
ming, July 18th, using as a subj
The Higher Life of Woman. I"
fair audience was present and W
much benefited by her remarks.
While Mrs. O. j. Barnard and
daughter were driving down Mill
last Friday, one of the hold-bt
straps broke, letting the carriage
to the horse, which became frighteT
and ran into the fence, overturn
the carriage and throwing the ocd
pants into the road, luckily not SO
ously injuring them.
Capt. Frank McNabb had part
his foot amputated, n short ii
since, and for a few days seen
doing we'll, but is now i'm n critiI
condition and not expected 60 lii
He is a man 80 years old, and an
war veteran and Indian fighter. N
operation was performed by \
Comings, assisted by Drs. Hinmd
Bogue and Blanchard.
A sad and fatal accident occurr
near this village last Sunday morniH
Henry Farr, who was clerking
Wilder's drug store, went with q
other young men to what Is knoy
as Salem pond for a swim. Farr W
swimming quietly along when
suddenly sank. His companions we
too badly frightened TO give mu
assistance, and he was drowned.
lay in the water about half an hot
and when taken out was past r
covery, although everything possit
was done to resuscitate him. 4
folks were sent for and soon arriv
and took the body TO their home
Morgan. Farr had become We
popular during his stay here and !
many friends will greatly miss him.
West Derby.
Simon Moranville has purchased
Eva Davis house liya 1a9. ''h OFT
Rev. J. L. Smith and family atten
ed the @. Z. Convention.
Lloyd Sails intends closing out !
dry goods business here soon.
Halter Waller is home from Saxtor
River where he is attending school.
Gertie Lunt is very i'll with nervo
prostration. - Mrs. Oscar HammoI
is worse fGo1at saU Ha.#. .sI..I
vi Mrs Lulu Brennan IL visiting h
sister, Mrs. Lila Merriman, i'm Far
ham, p. @.
H. L. Daley, Elm ST., Is shinglil
his barn C. Il. Green's barn is nc
we'll under way.
Mrs. Amos Sawyer spends this we,
at one of the Willoughby lake co
tages with friends.
Mr.. William Jenkins Of Providenc
r. L., is spending his vacation with h
father, Mr.. T. Jenkins.
Susie O'Rourke is at home from h,
school in Richford. She was success
full and will return for her secon
term.
John Nc Clure has exchanged h
house on Indian Point st. with h
father, for the shop opposite, incluC
ing land, and has moved into IL.
Glover.
Mrs. Fred Dwinel and Miss MAUD
are guests at j. Il. DwinelPs.
Most of the farmers are done hay
ing, and report an average crop.
A.E.Anderson has moved his good
from the McGaffey store TO the oil
Dwinell block, and will add line Z
dry goods.
Somebody who has kept a recor
says that it has rained on the Goth {
July every year for forty years. Wei
try it next Friday and see how
comes out.
A letter has been received from
Isaac A. Parker, a former resider
and principal of the Institute, VIII
will try TO come East in August, II
reunion of Institute scholars can b
had. This matter was talked abou