Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-01-21


is sick at her fathers, VIM. Spear.
Edmund Day has taken Chas. Walk
er's farm to carry on at halves.-Caps.
Foster has hired Israel Blanchard 10
carry on the Emera Kingsbury farm
near the village.
The many friends of Mrs. Emma T..
Daley will be pleased TO learn that
the treatment she received at the hos
pital was successful and she is i'm
proving as rapidly as could be ex-
pected.
Rev. Francis t. Clark, pastor of the
M. E. church, will hold revival meet
ings this week as follows: Tuesday
evening at Mr.. Samuel Johnson's, and
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at
the M. E. church. Each service will
begin at p. NJ. All are invited.
The proposed co-operated cream
cry seems to eapproximating real
ity. The capital stock has been near
ly or quite all taken. The present
purpose is to locate it on the site of
the old tannery building. AS one such
enterprise is enough for this commu-
nifty, we suppose the principle of the
Survival of the fittest" will deter
mine which shall be the one.
West Derby.
w. Hunt has moved into A. j.
Whites tenement on Main st.
John Winslow of Barton Landing
has purchased Mrs. H. L. Roots place
on School st.
Rev. j. P. Marvin will preach at
the chapel next Sunday at three p. m.
The firm of Carr & Pickard have
dissolved partnership, Mr.. Carr hav-
ing sold out to Pickard.
Geo. F. Dane is now confined to the
house; his daughter from Richford,
VT, is at home for few weeks stay.
Mrs. @. H. McAnley is now recover
ing from a severe quinsy sore. Quite
a number ill with hard colds.-J.
Tucker is some better.
Fred Hitchins, employed at Inter
national Mill, has a very badly
sprained arm, wrist and hand, caused
by heavily loaded truck slipping
and throwing him some twenty feet.
Luke Day and daughter of Coven-
try were in town Saturday Miss Nc
Shane ofStanstead is visiting in town.
Mrs. Geo. Story has returned to
Richford.-Mrs. @. o. Grimes is visit
ing friends at Hardwick. -Mr. and
Mrs. Holsen, Mrs. Truman Blake, Mr..
and Mrs. Root and Leslie Rylander
were in Eaton, P. O., last week.
West Glover.
The Cong. church held their re-un-
ion and roll call on the 10Th inst. 1t
was reported a pleasant and profta-
BILE gathering.
David Wilson has gone to Burling-
ton to perfect himself in the dairying
business. - Henry Skinner is now
working for Haynes, Hanchett & Go.
The M. E. S. S. re- organized on the
18th inst, choosing the follow officers:
Supt., Henry Barber; Asst.C CIV. Cook;
Sec. and Lib, Roy Skinner; Treas,
E. r. Cook.
Glover.
Little Phil. Davis is quite sick.
Forrest Osgood is learning black
smithing of E. Richardson.
@. A. Barrows is quite sick DR..
Campbell was called as council.
Inez French of Binghamton, N. Y,
is here caring for her aunt, Mrs. Chap
lin.
Frank Fuller is visiting friends in
town.-Mrs. II. j. Miller is visiting
here.
N.M.Lewis is rapidly filling his mill
yard with logs. The machinery will
soon be III shape for business.
The Sons of Veterans drew a good
house at Albany and are thinking of
visiting adjoining towns with their
drama.
Harvey Fayer is stopping a few
lays at his fathers, nursing a broken
arm. 1t was broken on the engine on
which he fires.
Mrs. Henry Davis has gone to Man
chester to visit her children.-Mrs. j
Drew has gone to Lowell on account
If the sickness of Mrs. Hill.
The funeral of II S. Chaplin was held
asst Saturday, Rev. j. Mcdonald Off
eating Mr.. Chaplin had lived in this
;own fifty years. He leaves wife in
eeble health to mourn his departure
A few friends and neighbors gath
,red bv invitation AFT Charles Law