Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-06-08

Health improved.
AS little Charlie West was playing arou
a milk-wagon he caught his foot in
wheel and broke his leg twice besides
Gaping the knee-pan and splintcring
piece off the bone. Drs. Ruthford OF Ne,
port, Human and Cummings set the lin
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ID. Marvin a
daughter of Il. Sheldon are visiting at
s. Robbins'.-C. X. Bates family have
rived from n. ", and win spend the sur
mer here.-Perry Robbins was in town
few days last week.
The Boston Ideals who have played wi
such acceptance in this section, duri
their summer stay i'm their cottages at La
Park, will play this summer as last at ca
tie Square Theater, Brooklyn. Mr.. Groo
their business manager, has withdrawn
apply himself to his profession Of mocha
ical engineer.
Glover.
S. Mcdowell raises his barn, 40 by
feet, next Thursday.
The Northern Universalist Associate
will hold its annual meeting in Glove
June 1918.
The Earnest Workers will meet with N
and Mrs. A. f. Hinlxley next Wednesd
afternoon and evening, June 10. Ice crea
will be served. Come and bring someboc
with you.
The delegates chosen TO attend the Sta
convention were n. A. Norton, JOSEF
King and w. f. Clark. The district del
gates are f. A. Norton, r.. S. Mason an
w. f. Clark. They are Grout delegate
both state and district.
At a meeting of the Village Improv
ment society the following officers we
selected; A. Walcott, president; }. u
Mathie, Vice Pres, ; j. r. Dwinell Sec
and Treas, A. Il. Anderson, collector;
e. Dwinell, Joe Christie, Chas MeLella
committee. Please pay up the dues
once.
West Glover.
Meadow Brook creamery made $500 ID
of butter the past week.
Alonzo Phillips, wife and son visited
Barre and Montpelier, Frank Phillips an
wife in Morrisville last week.
John Borland has returned from IN
West, not liking the business condition
of the Western country at this time.
Quite large number from this vicinit
attended the graduating exercises at Ba
ton Thursday evening and enjoyed the
much.
Miss Cora Gray who has been In an II
sane asylum as a nurse for some time pas
is just married to a Mr.. Burnham and thd'
are here visiting her sister, Mrs. Shatnel
They will make their future home in Mas
Greensboro.
The effort by the citizens of Hardwic
and few from South Craftsbury, 1
change the now existing mail route froi
Greensboro Bend TO North Craftsbury an|
to HardwicIS TO North Craftsbury moel
with a strong remonstance from the tow
of Greensboro and most OF Craftsbury.
The liquor agent at Greensboro adveI
tises thus ON a large sign board over IA
/ front door:
81 keep for sale the greatest curse;
1t ruins soul and empties purse.
Don't buy of me unless you are quite unwel
For it may send as both right straight II
h-l.'
Greensboro Bend.
Miss Ruth Barr is spending the summe
with her parents.
Our road machine has paid as a "hyinI
visit" Thanks for so much.
Rev. II. N. Morrow has gone to stannarl
to board with Mrs. Winchester for
month or two.
We hope our people will attend the emf
tertainment given by the Stannard Ladies
Aid Friday evening.
Compliments TO Salmon's new sod
fountain, also new veranda, which add
much to the appearance OF this store.
F. G. BuclxIin was in town the first d
this week and put up fine monument 70
Albion Weed in the stannard cemetery
A large audience gave attention TO IND
address given by Harvey Burbank in thi
M. e. church, Decoration Day. Good
music was furnished.
Bert Stevens has moved his family int,
Mr.. Tolman's tenement.-Frank Amsdei
is repairing his house on his Walden farm
and will move there.-Mr. Howard ha
moved his family into his house az tn
Bend.
Irasburgh.
Mrs. w. L. Locke has returned homd
from ST Johnsbury.
George Hill has purchased the G. b. Hi
house at the village of the Hill estate.
Grout delegates were chosen at the
caucus.
There will be a strawberry festival al
the Cong. Vestry on Tuesday evening II
this week.
Mr.. Conway from Bloomington has
bought of Geo. Hill the T.. b. Hill house
and will move his family here.
DIR. Young, formerly OF Bloomington,
has rented Charles Fisherls house and VII