Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-08-12

Whitney are still very IN.
The f. b. Ladies' Aid had a Id
party Thursday evening at Mrs. A
Whites. Good attendance and
pleasant time. Receipts, 80.
Mrs. ID. Lewis is visiting her sis
Mrs. John Nelson. Ralph Allchu
has been visiting his uncle,
A. Bradley Mr.. and Mrs. Char
Hoyt are visiting their sister, Mrs
o.. Grimes.
Miss Grace Magoon OF Manchest
N. H., is in town for the month
August. Mrs. Rexie Lewis of Sprit
field, Mass, is visiting relatives ho
Mrs. A. M. Smith and child fr
Nashua, N. H., are at O. o. Crime
Miss j. Fay is at her uncle's, /.
Cobb. Miss +. Halstead from Low
Mass, is at Walter Hauver's.
Glover.
Q. S. Phillips recently stuffed Il
deer for J. @. Page Of Barton.
Sociable at the NJ. Il. vestry, We
nesday afternoon, August fourteen
All are invited.
Ladies' Aid meet next w ednesd
forenoon in vestry. Come prepar
to do sewing.
Preston & Smith have lately cree
ed fine headstone at the grave
Mrs. Garvln Aston, who died ma
years ago.
Henry Cook has raised his house, i
ding another story, and will have|
fine farm residence when work
completed.
John Hall, whose sickness has bel
mentioned, died of typhoid few
Thursday morning, at $. Gray's, whe|
he has been stopping of late.
The friends and neighbors Of Trl
man Cook are pleased to learn On
he has recently purchased a compleI
team, and wish him much pleasure
the use of the same.
The following school books hal
been adopted by this town: Norm
Course Reader; Retaining Davis Id
Gilbert's Speller; Garfield's Arithme
ic; Frye's Geography, large and sma
Raub's Lessons in English; Raull
Practical English Grammar; Ment|
Arithmetic; Maury's Civil Govern
ment; Thomas u. s. History; Writir|
Books; Barnes Physiologyj ThomI
U. S. History; VT. Historical Reade
There Will be a reunion of the std
dents and friends of Orleans LiberI
Institute at the Institute building, d
Friday, Aug. %. Prof. Isaac A. PAT
ker has written that he can be pres
ent on that day. Ii is hoped that
large number of the students of MI
Parker's time and later can be pres
ent. Every old student who sees tai
notice is asked to notify by card, 4
otherwise, those living out of th
State of the time of the meeting, in
viting them TO come.
West Glover.
Some sixty or more of our peopl
took a drive on "Wednesday 90 vii
loughby. Although the day was no
favorable for a ride on the lake
there was enough i'm the surroundin,
scenery TO entertain them.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Aldrich hav
gone on an extended visit TO Main
and Mass.-Mrs. Aggie Wright an'
children have gone 10 Worcester, Vt.
for a short visit.-Henry Sisco from
Sisco, Florida, is visiting his father
Chas. Sisco.
Birthday parties have been I'm ordei
the past week, much to the gratificaI
ton of the little folks; one on Thurs.
day at j. A. Urie's, for Miss Edna
and another on Saturday at Geo
Young's, in honor of little Bertha
both calling out a happy company. :.
Mrs. Jenness, who has been stop
ping with her daughter, Mrs. Beach, for
lhe past two months, has returned Ia
Barton. Mrs. Jenness is a lady of 50
years, and can well be called a vet
sran seamstress, sewing finely with
needle, and running a machine with
Ease. She has during her stay here
made up 10 yds. of cloth into gar
nents, and also done the mending
or a family of six and pieced up
md put together three quilts.
This town was honored by the pres
nee of the VT. Board OF Agriculture
asst week. They were present with
heir wives on a sort of outing excur-
ion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Colby and
aughter from Nashua, n. H., are
listing here and at Glover. Mr..
olhy1c haalfn IL ratI,aw 49,. - -