Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-08-31


gerously wounded, is recovering. It was
a narrow escape all round. The response
bic man is the one who furnished the
liquor.
CraftSDury.
Bessie Gilbert has gone to Barton.
Amanda Robbins has returned to school
at johnson.
Freddie Kier got cut badly on his leg
with scythe.
H. o. Bartlett and family are camping
at Mount Mansfield.
George Farr was badly hurt by dyna-
mite cartridge recently.
Quite number from here attended the
Republican rally at Burlington.
Allen Daniels has improved his village
residence by adding new set of blinds.
Howard Skinner, foreman in the Kin
ney, Graham & Co. saw-mill, is seriously
ill.
Anna Johnson Is visiting relatives in
town-Sam Anderson is in town for few
days.
The Epworth League social was enjoyed
served.
Stevens & Graham's mill has shut down
for week and a set of box machinery is
being put in.
The most pleasant event of the week
was the marriage of Mr.. Job Allen and
Mrs. Emeline Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Baker, who have
been boarding at the hotel for the past
month, have returned home.
William Fayer and daughter Edna of
Glover, made a few calls here while on
their way to Hyde Park to visit friends
there.
Mr.. Frank Bill and daughter from
Cambridge, Mass, are stopping in town.
Miss Clara Austin from Barton is visit
ing in town.
Walter Scott spent few days with his
parents this week.-Mrs.. p. NJ. Lunt and
children are visiting her parents TAT Rich
ford-J. Kier and wife have returned
from their visit.-Ar. j. Poor and wife
are out-of town visiting. G. c. Conant,
Jr., and wife are away on an excursion
Derby.
Work on the sewers and water systems
is still lively.
Miss Hattie Flanders has returned to
teach the village school.
Mr. Calvin Wilcox has rented Fred
Hamblett's tenement for one year.
The Academy school opened Tuesday
with an exceptionally good attendance.
Rev. L. P Chase is at Barton Landing
quite sick. No service was held Sunday.
News were received short time ago
from Iowa, of the death and burial of
Jesse Wilson, a Derby boy, ,l
Mr.. Albert Silver of Boston is visiting in
town. = Mrs. Cheney and Mrs. Henry
Pike are visiting at Mrs David Hopkin-
sons. - Grace Robbins and Mae Wilder
visited Mrs. Marvin in Swanton last week.
Henry Newcomb, who has been visiting
in this vicinity for few weeks, has return
ed to Boston.
Glover.
Leon and Leo-Wilson are away visiting
friends. y .sne3ilduQs8 ieugst sdf .solstg
w. N. .AIdrieh9 is building an addition
to hi barns
Mrs. Asa Chamberlain is quite sick at
present writing.
Forest Osgood has gone to Sherbroolxe
with his racing horse, Richard o.
The w. c. T. U. meeting will be with |
Mrs. Williams, Tuesday at O'Clock.
The Earnest Workers are invited to hold /
their next sociable at the parsonage, with I
Mrs. Mcdonald, next Friday afternoon
and evening. All cordially invited.
Scion Percival and wife from Coventry,
were visiting relatives here last week.
Mrs. E. T. Mcclellan has gone to Boston
and Nantasket beach for a short stay.
West Glover.
Mrs Eugene Bickford is moving her
household goods to her new home in Shelf
field.
DIR. Warren Clarlz's wife and children
returned to their home in Brocl1ton last
week.
Cada Graves is working in Sheffield
John Lewis has gone to Barton to work
for the Lewis Bros.
A. T. HinckIey's sister from Swanton
has been visiting here. - Mrs. Young with
her daughters Annie and Jennie have been
visiting in Hardwick.
A. c. Chase is repairing his house. NJ
Leslie and Norah Gifin are in town
from Mass, on visit.
Ed. Dutton has bought a corn harvester
to cut and bind his ensilage.
Geo. Allen recently had tussle with his
BULL coming off second best.
Fred Eastman is bnilding silo, having
big field of corn to put into it,
Politics wax warm, and the silver ques-
ion is being discussed, pro and con.