Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-09-16

Frank Klmpton, Is mere caring for
her.
Mrs. Geo. F. Dane has received
from the Hartford Annuity Life In
surance Co. the sum of $1,000 on her
husbands life.
Last Wednesday Capt. Corey gave
his annual picnic and boat ride down
the lake to his Sabbath School class
of young men and their ladies.
The A. J. White house on Young st.
has been sold to John Murray, who
now occupies it.-Chas. Hawse has
moved into the Sias tenement on
Main st.
The new Advent minister, @. S.
Shattuck, has moved into the Chap
! pell' house on School st. His people
gave him ''Pound Party last We'd
nesday evening.
The Advent church was crowded
Monday evening to hear the lecture
on "Romanism" given by L. Ashton
Thorpe of Manchester. 1t was fine
lecture and pleasingly delivered.
Mrs May Boynton is now recover
! ing.-C. w. Cade is out and at work,
a surprise to all who know of his state
of health two months ago.-R. M.
Smith is yet confined to the house.
Mrs. McLain of Manchester, n. H.,
is now visiting at H. S. Notts'.-Mrs.
Edith Fairchild has also been here,
but returned to Manchester last week.
jed. Heath's brother and wife from
Nebraska, are visiting him; they have
not seen each other for % years.
News has been received here of the
death, at her home in California, of
Mrs Minnie Pease, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Ira Adams of this town. She
left husband and two children, be-
sides her parents, brother, sister, and
host of friends to mourn her loss.
A sad fatality occurred Wednesday
evening, the 4th Some visitors were
at the home of ID. w. Rogers, and he
while aiding in caring for their horse,
let his own colt, which he had just
been driving, loose in the barn. AS
Mr.. Rogers came out from a stall he
pushed door against the colt, which
kicked and hit the door, knocking
Mr.. Rogers down and fracturing his
skull; he regained his feet only to be
knocked down again, cutting a cash
in his temple. He was got into the
house by the aid of his visitors, but
seemed bewildered and soon after
l. 4 1,
was sick all night and about six in the
morning became unconcious and re-
manned so until his death at noon.
Funeral services were held at the
house Saturday, the 9TH, which were
very largely attended. Mr.. Rogers
was and old soldier and lost an arm in
the service. He leaves a wife and
several children to mourn his loss.
Glover.
Dan Young is shingling and repair
mig his residence.
F. Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. w.
S. Mason, Thursday afternoon "a
Dana Cook has moved his goods and
family to Barton to spend the winter.
DIR. w. F. Templeton has returned
to Manchester, much improved in
health.
Harry Stanton is very sick.-Wil-
liam Drew has the pneumonia and is
hard sick at present writing.
! E. Richardson has been spending
several days among old friends in
Barnet.-Ezra Clark returns this week
to Wakefield, Mass.
Rev. E. w. Pierce will preach at
/ So. church Sept. D, at one O'Clock.
Rev. H. Hoyt of st. Johnsbury will
hold an evening service at So. church,
Monday, Sept. % at O'Clock. Rev. E.
w. Pierce may be present.
West Glover.
A nice girl baby at James Dow's.
John Borland, Zenia and A. o Phil
lips start ON their Maine hunting trip
this week.
Will Hubbard and Carl Dwinell are
/ appointed delegates TO the Christian
Endeavor convention at Burlington.
Clark & Humphrey have been re-
shingling their buildings, added a
veranda, land otherwise improved the
looks of their buildings.
Mrs. Ada Carr has been spending a
couple of weeks with her brother,
Sam Vance.-Ezra Clark of Wake
field, Mass, has been spending a
week in town.
Greensboro.
Gertie Simpson and Clara Jackson
have returned from visit to Conn.