Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-07-13


Lena Randall is spending her vacation
with friends here.
Glover people and many OF the students
of the old Institute, who remember John
Allen of Lyndon, who was former stu
dent here, will be panied to learn OF his
death, which occurred In Athol, Mass, re-
cently,where he had gone to visit daugh-
ter. He was successful farmer, a good
citizen and esteemed neighbor.
West Glover.
Mrs. G. c. Stevens has returned after a
successful business trip Of three months
in the line of portraits and pictures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Raymond OF swanton
visited at James Telfer's last Week.-Mrs.
Mabel Reed of Canada Is visiting at James
Dow's.
Bert Lewis and wife are home from Bos-
ton to spend a few weeks. Mr.. Lewis il
connected with an electric and telephone
concern which makes a speciality OF short
line telephones. He shows some of his
apparatus here.
Greensboro.
DIR. III. ID. Martin, the noted oculist, can
be consulted at r.. +. PERKINS, hotel I'm the
village, July IS, 10 and 20.
On July 4th, in honor OF the 9Oth birth
day of Mr.. VIM. Barclay, large party OF
old neighbors and friends spent pleasant
day with him at his home. The average
age of the eighteen persons who ate dinner
with him was little over 20 years, Mr..
Barclay being the oldest OF the company,
except Mr.. l.. Hartman, who is "a. Mr..
Barclay retains to a remarkable degree
both his mental and physical faculties,and
still extends that same genial cordially Go
his friends which has been Characteristic
of him all his life. With loving, thought
full friends TO care for him, he Is one 90
leave with all the impression that il is not
unpleasant to grow old.
Irasburgh.
Samuel Stanford has returned home.
Mrs. Solomon Clough boards at DIR. Nc
Sweeney's.
Frank Thompson went to Proctor on his
wheel last week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Holbrook.
Rev. L. Dodd preached in Bloomington
yesterday afternoon.
p. Templeton is working i'm Mrs. Miller's
store at Barton Landing.
Miss Eva Dodd has returned home from
Haverill, Mass, foI the summer. .,
The w. c. T. u, met with Mrs. II. r.
Cotton last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Pliney Webster from Barton visited
at F. A. Buchanan's last Saturday.
Roland Dodd has gone TO Norwich, Co
work in the telegraph Office few, 7weeksrl,
- Henry Ranger does not, improve IN \
health, His son-in-lav, Charles Curtis,
attends to the farm work.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. III. Holdridge are visit
ing in New Haven, Conn. Mrs. Holdridge
will spend few weeks with her sister in
Gloucester, Mass.
Mrs. Ora Miller from Newport visited at
Rev. p. N. Changers last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Kellam from Atlanta, Ga,
have been spending few days i'm town.
is The Burton Hill school closed a very
pleasant term with a lawn party July Q.
dsadqre Clifford, Irwin Austin and Harry
Cook had no absent marks. Several were 81
absent but one day. Preston and Myrtle
Hawley were present every day after
moving to the district
Jay.
A. M. Wakeman has built covered
drive way into his barn.
A barn raised, and a daughter born in
one day at Chas. A. Lucier's.
Miss Maud Lucier OF Charlestown, Mass,
is spending a few weeks i'm town.
Lowell
Mrs. Tittemore il quite sick.
Rev. L. p. Atwood and wife have started
on a carriage drive to Pittsheld, Mass.
June 18th and 10Th b. j. Austin enter
tanned his brother, b. l.. Austin and fami-
ly, of Johnson.
M. w. Farman OF westfeld will con-
duct services at the Congregational church
next Sunday morning.
The friends and relatives OF Mrs. Lyman
Hutchins observed her 10th birthday at
her home Monday evening.
The many friends of w. Il. Curtis were
pleased TO learn that he was one OF the
successful candidates for county senators.
One of the prettiest OF the June we'd
dings occurred at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. V. M. Parker on Wednesday after
noon, June oath, when Jennie May Parker,
their second daughter was united I'm mar
riage to Leigh b. Wellman, son OF l.. r..
Wellman, both OF this village. The bridal
party entered the parlor TO the music of
the wedding march played by Mrs. Cora
Coolidge, and stood during the ceremony
which was performed by Rev. l.. r. At
wood, pastor of the Cong. church, I'm front
Of bank of flowers and ferns and beneath
IN arch of flowers and evergreens from
which was suspended a horseshoe of dali
sizes. The bride wore charming gown OF