Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-08-24

ruin nave returned 10 Manchester, n. II.
Rev Mr.. Brown is home from his vaca-
tion and preached an excellent sermon
yesterday.
Mrs. Elma Martin has been TO Troy on
account OF the sickness Of her son, w. G.
Martin, who has brain fever.
ID. ]. Dwinell spent the Sabbath here
with his children and parents.-C. NJ.
Dwinell is visiting in Glover and Coven-
try.
The 18th annual reunion OF CO. /, 18th
VT. will be at Glover, Wednesday, Sept. 2
Dinner furnished by w. r. c. az % cents
each. All veterans will be cordially well
coined.
All schools in Glover commence Mon
day, Sept. 7th, and continue 10 weeks.
The higher department OF the village
school viii be taught by Isabelle Lang,
and the primary by Nellie ID. Wright.
Dist. No. 1, Annie Anderson; 2, Edna
Fayer; 4, Willie Holmes; 8, Arson Clark;
6, Mabel Nelson; z, Walter Anderson;
9, Jessie Comstock; u, Rose Shcrburne;
10, Walter Clark.
There will be a republican rally and flag
raising in this village Tuesday evening al
o'clock. After the raising there VIII be
political addresses given by T.. A. Cook,
Esq, of Newport and w. w. Miles, Esq,
of Barton. Mr.. Cook has recently left the
democratic ranks and viii be welcomed
by his many friends here IL is hoped
that the citizens of the town and vicinity
will turn out to hear the speaking.
West Glover.
Rev. Mr.. Brown is home from his vaca-
ton.
Newton Lewis and wife are here hom
Dakota.
The EIliotts have returned to their home
in Barton.
Roy Jones from johnson has been
spending a couple of weeks here with his
cousin, Frank Beach.
Austin DEMO, who has been in saxton's
River for a year or more, residing with a
daughter, is here on a visit.
Greensboro.
Raymond Silver recently broke his arm,
DIR. Dillingham; reduced the fracture and
he is quite comfortable.
There will be a grand republican rally
here Wednesday evening. Some promi-
nent speakers win be present.
Mrs. David Logan died at her home last
Wednesday, and her death is supposed to
have been caused by the hot weather OF
last week. She was always a very active
woman although her health had not been
good for some time; her two boys, David
and Richard with his wife, were here from
Mass, and able 90 minister 90 her wants
She leaves five children TO mourn her loss.
Greensboro Bend. n..l
G. III. Silver has gone to N. a., ON two
weeks trip.-Lilla Betten n visiting I'm
Stannard.
Several Of our people are attending
camp-meeting at Lyndonville, and there
was no preaching at the church Sunday
last
Several of our people attended the music
al convention at the village last week. The
drill was excellent and the concerts much
enjoyed. We hope we may see Mr.. Con-
ant on many a like occasion, rslnlH ..u
The residence Of Joseph Clark was de-
stroyed by fire last Tuesday morning, to-
gether with most Of the furniture. Mr..
Clark's people We're just getting ready to
go to Old Orchard Beach, where their son
had preceded them. The fire Is supposed
to have started from the kitchen stove.
Mr. Clark is stopping with Mrs. Bradley
for the present.
A. R. Moulton was badly hurt in the
ankle by fall which be received recent
Iy.
Mrs. Melissa Fuller Of Nashua, n. H..
is here on a visit. She was former resi-
dent.
John Rummery OF New York, former
has been in town OF late with
his son. He left the town 90 years ago.
Mr.. s. II. Howard is still very ill.
o. G. Page il the nominee for town re-
preventative.
All the schools in town are TO commence
lext Monday, Aug. 3lst.
Harrison Badger has sold his place in
he village to Eugene Simene.
AFRO Bryant has so far recovered from
lis severe illness as TO ride out.
NhaJoI Josldh Niout OF Dtiby VIII give
N address in the Court house hall this
vening.
Miss Nellie Locke who was thrown from
Ter carriage near Newport last week IA re-
overing.
Mrs. Granger, Mrs. Chapman and Mrs.
Adeline Grant attended the camp-meeting
t Lyndonville last week.
The NJ. Il. Ladies' Aid viii meet with
IRIS. Il. p. Cotton Thursday, Aug. 27th. A
lrge attendance IN desired.
Mrs. Helen Thompson with Mr.. and