Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-06-10

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Regular meeting of Orient Chapter,
Friday evening, Jane IA. Cake and
ice cream will be served at o'clock.
All ladies attending are equested to
! furnish cake without further notice.
HI. F. Pillsbury has purchased a
building lot of I'll. K. Dewey, where
he intends to erect a good set of
buildings ere long. Mr.. Pillsbury
seems to help and to have faith inithe
prosperity of this village.
On Thursday evening, June 18th,
a social will be held by the w. R. c.,
Post and Sons of Veterans. There
will be music and speaking, and ice
cream and cake will be served. Ad-
mission, only five cents each.
The Congregational Ladies' Society
and the Christian Endeavor Society
are invited to meet with Mrs. O. D.
Owen and Mrs. E. j. White at the
vestry next Wednesday afternoon,
the 18th inst. Gentlemen cordially
invited to supper at 6 O'Clock.
D. D. Bean was married last week
to Miss Abbie Mcclellan of Glover.
The welded couple took train the
same afternoon to spend few days
on wedding trip. For the present
he will occupy tenement over the
furniture store. Congratulations ex-
tended.
Children's Day exercises at each of
the churches yesterday. Sermons
were preached in the forenoon by
each of the pastors for the children.
In the evening there were chiIdren's
exercises of much interest. The dis
play of plants, flowers, etc. was very
pleasing.
union at Westmore, occupying the
building owned by the 10th Regt.
boys, on Wednesday and Thursday,
June 1918. 1t is proposed to have
very enjoyable gathering. All vet
Grams and their families are invited
to be present.
In the account made of Memorial
services last week, the MONITOR in
advertently failed to mention O. V.
Joslyn and to give him credit for SER
vices as chief committee man. Mr..
Joslyn is a very efficient man in any
business line, and the success of the
services on that day was largely due
to his efforts.
D. living Cameron, a citizen who
resided near West Glover, died of
heart disease last Saturday. He came
to this village to meet his daughter at
the o'clock train Saturday afternoon,
returning home shortly after. He
was taken violently i'll on his return
and lived only few minutes. He
was a steady, industrious man. He
leaves a wife and three daughters.
Mr.. Stone moved the old Bar
ron & Hamblet store off the old site
last week and the foundation of the
new store will be put in at once.
Meanwhile the new building will be
ready to raise.-Mr. Cassidy is getting
up his block, which promises to be a
good one.-The foundations are being
put in for the new hotel buildings and
work will soon be begun on the new
part to be erected.
The wedding of Miss Edith Dewey
and Henry V. Jones of Newtonville,
Mass, took place at the residence of
H. K. Dewey on Tuesday evening
10 no 1,,%o
had public wedding, to which many
friends had been invited, but owing
to the death of a near relative it was
made private. Many beautiful and
costly presents had been presented
the bride by esteemed friends, whose
kindness is acknowledged and appre-
ciated. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will make
their future home in NewtonviIle,
Mass. Congratulations of many
friends extened.
The editor made visit to the Far
rant green houses in Newport recent
ly. Mr.. Farrant's people are in
creasing their works from year to
year as the demand for plants and
cut flowers grows larger, and they
already have large establishment in
this line. The demand for bedding
out plants increases rapidly, parties
in Newport, Derby, Derby Line and
elsewhere using larger and larger
quantities from year to year. They
have a great variety of plants, both
for the house and for out of door use.
They are accommodating, honorable
people, and deserve the success they
are gaining.
Owing to some questions in regard