Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-05-25

Il. l.. Hunt.
Carroll Rollins is very IN with typh
fever.-Mrs. Dennis Hunt is ill.-Mrs.
Gould remains about the same.
Alvah Morrill, has lost one OF his
pair OF work-horses, and the other Is ST
Many Of the horses i'm this vicinity are 81
Mrs. Mary sewyer, who has been
Amos c. Sawyer's through the winter,
now gone to live with a son in Milford.
III.
Mr.. Hadlock has moved from Batesv
into the Sias house on Elm St.-Mr. Pl
ton has moved into the Emily Mid
house.-James Hitchcock has moved
Fitch Bay, p. Q.-The widow OF OsI
Hammond has been moved TO the home|
her daughter, Mrs. Frank WheeloclS,
care.-A Mr.. Grimes has moved into
West house on School ST., and W. II. III
vey from st. Johnsbury into ID. M. n
bees house.
Glover.
Geo. w. McGaney is fitting up his ST
with grocery goods and tin-ware.
Mason Post and Corps win hold thl
regular meetings on Thursday afterno
OF this week.
The next meeting OF the Mite socid
will be next Friday, and all those intere
ed in the quilt are requested to be prese
G. S. Whitney will sell his house al
land in this village on the 9th day OF Jul
at auction, unless otherwise disposed
Also large amount of personal proper
Mrs. Nancy Drew has gone TO Lowell
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Pratt are spendind
few days with friends in Montpelier.-I
and Mrs. Mark johnson and Helen lid
are at J. II. Hoyt's for visit.-Mrs. I'D
Dow is in Albany at her fathers, for vil
West Glover.
John c. Borland starts for Colorado
day.
Mr.. Tisdale has moved in with his sd
Ed. Tisdale.
John Jerome has moved from the Nd
Uric farm, which Ernest Baker has bd
gained for.
John Smith and family went to STAMINA
last week to attend the funeral OF
mother, Mrs. Weed.
Carrie Stiles has gone to Dakota TO vii
sister, Mrs. Thompson. Bert Stiles
working at Hotel Barton.
Greensboro.
Mr.. Carasan and family have moved in
the Rice house.
Jesse sabin has gone to Calais, where
has found work.
Vance Woodruff from Washington
stopping at B. II. Mason's.
There will be Memorial exercises
School Dist. No. z, May %. All are invite
B. c. Badger from Danville visited b,
last week; he attended his sisters funor
in Stannard.
b. FL. Mason is talking of going TO
Boston hospital to be treated for rheum
tism. He has been sick nearly all whit,
Mrs. Sulham, an aged town pauper, al,
last week, which event, we believe, leav
our town without pauper.
John Uric, Henry Libbey rand Ia,
wives from craftsbury spent day ID
week fishing on our lake and caught
five-pounder. IL was doubtful for son
time whether the boys were going out
the fish coming in, the parties were
nearly matched.
Lowell.
Clarence Dodge is recovering.
Mrs. Fred Revoir expects TO go TO Ne
York to join her husband, who is IN q
ice business.
Mrs. A. H.Gardyne and son Harold ha'
been visiting friends in Lowell, Mass, d
past three weeks.
Very beautiful and artistic signs ha'
been posted, warning the boys to desi
from ball playing on the highway.
Mrs. Homer Edmunds and Mrs. w. I
Robinson of Morrisville visited i'm tow
last week, returning home Sunday ,awhe,
Mrs. E. B. Harding has brolSenIup hous
keeping and viii go TO Mass. with. her so
Freeman. Mrs. Works will occupy ii
rooms vacated by Mrs. Harding.
Harry and Leigh Wellman took bicyc
trip to Hyde Park and Morrisville, Frida
May Is, attending the graduating exercis
of the Lamoille Central Academy at Hyc
Park.
Mrs. Geo. Chamberlin has been seriousl
i'll the past twosweeks, andlalthough n,
yet out of danger, is considerably impro'
ed at this writing. Hopes Of her recover
are entertained.
A quiet home wedding occurred at On
residence of Mr.and Mrs Solomon Mortoi
Wednesday, May 2O,swhen their daughto
Alberta, was united in marriage 10 Mr.. A
pha B. Davenport of Montreal, p. @. IN
ceremony was performed az II as n. m
Rev. l.. p. Atwood, officiating, immediate
ly after which ice creaml and cake WEI
served to about 80 relatives sand intimai
friends OF the bride. II. J. Stewart acte
as best man and Miss Ionic Kinney q
bridesmaid. The presents werefquite nu
morOue and Valua hIa The Horr.sr oas.vl