Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-06-15


We are pleased to note the birth Of
daughter to DIR. and Mrs. Edith Mcdowell
of Lyndonyille
Mrs. Smith and daughter OF Norwich
are guests of Mrs. Martin; NJ. Jenness and
family are visiting at n. McClure's
A recent item in this paper should have
read that Levi Drew was running a barber
shop in connection with his grocery.
Dr. p. l.. Templeton OF Montpelier ID
making extensive repairs on his cottage al
Stone pond and will soon be in camp there
with his family.
ii. Whitney of Concord Junction is here
assisting his father. We are sorry to have
Mr. and Mrs. Whitney leave town; they
will be missed from this community and
leave many friends.
1t would well pay any one to just step
into c. s. Phillips taxidermy and under
taker rooms and see the style and good or
der in which his things are arranged for
convenience and show.
The 23d annual session OF the Northern
Association of Universalists viii be held
at Glover June 10, II and Is, with the fol-
lowing program: AT 1880, Tuesday, CON
ference meeting with short address, Rev.
Il. A. Bartlett, Lyndonville. Wednesday,
900 a. M, organization of council
on ''Church Extension in Northern Yer
mont" John +. Willis, Huntingville, r.
O.; sermon, l. p. Booth, Morrisville; COM
munion service, T.. w. Pierce; report OF
years work by delegates; CHOW Can the
Church Reach the Young2D Miss Emma
Babcock, State Sec. Y. p. q. u; GLOW
Can the Young Help Their Pastor?" Rev.
j. A Marvin; "Practical Methods ia the
S. s." e. w. Pierce; General discussion OF
S. S. and Young Peoples Work, followed
by the opening of the question box by
Rev. S. A. Parker. Evening, 1880, confer
ence meeting and service OF sacred song,
George f. Burnham; Occasional Ser
mon," Rev. Hervey Hoyt. Thursday, 900
a. M, council; election OF officers adj
| dress, Rev. S. A. Parker, "What Can This
Association do to Further the Interests Of
Our Church i'm Vermont" sermon, Rev. +.
l.. Currier; addresses, the sermons that do
the most good, f. l.. Wells, j. +. Dwinell,
A. T. Foster, Il. f. Brown; dinner, adj
journment. N. M. johnson, clerk; wiz
lard Chase, moderator; Lodging and
breakfast, free; dinner and supper, -
cents per meal.
West Glover.
We are to have a telephone, connecting
this place with neighboring towns.
David Baker and family are visiting In
Waterford and vicinity.-Thos. Marnocks
daughter and child, from Conn, are visit
ing him.-Fred sisco has been in town for
few days.
Greensboro.
Prof. and Mrs. Whitehin opened their
cottage at the Lake, last Thursday.
E. o. Randall and II. s. Tolman were
elected delegates to the State and District
Ernest Scott has commenced already 60
sell lots from his newly purchased farm.
Mr. Tenn of Montpelier was the purchaser
of the first one.
The Ladies' Home Circle win give the
drama aye Deestrik Skule" at the Cong.
church next Thursday evening. Admis-
sion % cents; children 10 cents, For par
ticulars, see bills.
Greensboro Bend.
Norma Mitchell has moved into the ten
ement over the old tin shop.
There will be exercises at the Methodist
church next Sabbath appropriate for the
children.
Mrs. Mason, mother OF Mrs. Chas. Thomp-
son, an aged lady, is quite in and not ex-
pected TO live.
Mrs. G. w. Huntley from Westford has
been visiting her brother, John Wilcox. f.
Mrs. Ann Williams OF Hardwick has been
spending few days with her mother.
Ivers Rollins and his father met with
what might have been serious accident
Tuesday while driving between East
Greensboro and the Bend. They were
backed over bank, going down about 30
feet. They escaped with some bruises and
broken shafts to the wagon.
Irasburgh.
DIR. w. p. Beauclerk is reported better.
Henry Hill moves into the Cotton block
this week.
s. w. BeauclerlS has returned from his
fishing trip.
@. w. Parker is giving his house fresh
coat of paint.
Frank Webster and niece from Boston
are visiting at ID. III. webster's.
Clark Bailey lost valuable horse last
week from injuries received on a barbed
wire fence.
Children's Day exercises were very
pleasantly carried out at the Cong'l church
yesterday.
DIR. Young from Chicopee, Mass, ~
located here, and comes well recommended
as physician.
Irasburgh and Albany base ball teams
played game last Saturday, resulting in
favor of Irasburgh 81 to 15