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


after long seige with consumption
leaving a wife and two childre
Charles, Of Manchester, N. H., an
Mrs. Jennie Story, OF Richford.
Glover.
Children's Day exercises at M.
church next Sunday.
DIR. Dow ATTENDED medical meet
ing at Montpelier last week.
Dana Seaver has sold his land o
Sheffield heights to Henry Hall.
Ladies' Aid Society meets Thursday
Ice cream served afternoon and even
ing.
Mrs. w. Q. Leonard is here on v
sit.-Mrs. o. V. Percival is away on
visit.
The event of the week was the mar
riage of ID. ID. Bean of Barton to Mis-
Abbie Mcclellan.
DIR. w. +. Templeton spent a few
days at Stone Pond last week TO
rest and cool shade.
j. Chrystie, a good horse trainer
has hired the Whitney barn and
training the Cheney Bros colts and
horses.
The Earnest Workers will mold
sociabie at Mrs. }. NJ. Donald's mex
Wednesday afternoon. Allare cordial
ly invited.
u. Ii. KlmDall attended the Horse.
Fair at Lyndonville last week, taking
his two stations, Prince HamOletont
ian, and Sir. Charles Lambert. III
has two very good horses.
Jos G. King TOOK first premium
in a sheep shearing contest Il
Lyndonville last week, beating his
competitor by five minutes. lie smear
ed merino sheep in 20 minutes.
Your occasional" correspondent
recently visited the farm homes OF Cl
p. Bean, Freeman Bean, n. IL. Lyman
John Borland and Philips Bros, and
was much interested in the marks OF
thrift and enterprise seen az each|
place. They are among the best farm
ers in town if not in the county. fney|
have commodious buildings, large
dairies, sugar places and fine stock. d
looks as though farming paid.
West Glover.
Chiidren's day was appropriately
observed here.
Joe Shatney and q. Il. Cook raised
their large barns last week.
Frank Bean went To Coventry re-
Gently and brought bride home with
him. They are boarding at j. H.,
Cooks.
John q. Borland appears TO be
the champion woodchucK hunter.
He killed thirty three in one day re-
Gently.
Greensboro.
Matte Salmon went to Burlington
for treatment, Thursday.
Rev. Mr.. Kyle returned To Ohio last
week. Mr.. Harris is expected in a
few days.
At the auction of the Jane $. Simp-
son estate, property sold at unheard
of low prices.
Miss Zelda Babcock from Connecti-
cut is stopping for a few weeks with
w. b. Simpsons people.
James p. Gebbie raised his large
barn ~ X 80 feet last Wednesday. IL
promises to be one of the best barns
in town when finished.
DIR. w. E. Bailey has purchased
eight acres of land belonging TO the
Jane Simpson estate. The DIR. con-
templates farming in a moderate de-
gree.
At the teachers meeting Saturday
eve, the following officers were
chosen: Pres, NJ. l.. Hutchins; sec,
Isabelle S. Lang. Meetings held once
in two weeks. All teachers and those
interested in education are invited TO
attend. Next meeting June 18th.
Greensboro Bend.
Children's Day was observed with
appropriate exercises.
1t is rumored that the M. T.. church
is to have a bell at no distant day.
Bert Piper has secured a job on the
railroad and will move his family TO
his fathers.
The w. II. O. meets this week with
Mrs. Geo. w. Flanders.-Th Willing
Workers meet with Mrs l.. Hogaboom.
Samuel Baker of Marshfield is stop
ping at A. ID. Rollins. Mrs. Celia Lit
tie is visiting relatives here and at
Walden.
Holland.
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