Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-06-07

Mrs. John Thompson and little daughter
have arrived from Cambridge, Mass, Co
spend the summer with Mrs. n. Kelley. .,
Mrs. William III. McCauley, who has
been very great but patient sufferer for a
long time, passed away the first OF the
week. Funeral services were conducted at
afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society held a meeting
with Mrs. Dustin Allbee last Wednesday
afternoon, about thirty were present and
very pleasant time enjoyed by all. The
following officers were chosen TO serve the
coming year Pres, Mrs. Stephen Davis,
Vice Pres, Mrs. A. T. Daley, Sec, and
Treas, Mrs. Geo. Burton.
The ghost party and strawberry festival
given by the Y's last Friday night was a
very pleasant affair. The spectacle was
quite weird and some OF the ghosts them
selves screamed when one OF them
entered, bearing a skull and thigh bones.
The receipts were gil. The Y's are plan
ming some entertainments to be given later
in the summer, among them, play and a
fan drill.
West Derby.
Mrs. Ryder has returned from Haver-
hill, Mass.
Mrs. Robert McCauley was buried In
Pine Hill cemetery June 3.
Mrs. Newell Gould fell down stairs Fri
day evening, breaking both arms.
Mrs. c. s. Magoon has returned TO Man
chester, n. H.-Mrs. TuclSerIand daughter
returned from Boston Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tower of Windsor county
are visiting their son, Charles Tower.-Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Gould of Lyndonville
visited their parents last week.
Last Saturday Henry Heyward's horse
got frightened while standing i'm front OF
Bishops drug store, and ran, colliding
with telephone pole, and demolishing
the carriage somewhat.
The only daughter OF Mrs. Hadley died
very suddenly Sunday, May 3Oth, at her
home in Brooklyn, n. Y. Her husband
came here with her body, which was
buried from her old home WEDNESDAY, June
End. Rev. s. c. Johnson of Newport Of
floating.
Glover.
Mrs. Dexter is failing. Merriam is
no better.
Chester Parker and wife are Erejoicing
over the birth Of a son.
Dan Carr is here from Manchester visit
ing old friends.-Ned Young is at home.
The Ladies' Aid viii hold their next
meeting Thursday afternoon. q All invited.
At the meeting Saturday night It was de-
cided to hold an old fashioned celebration
here July 3rd.
DIR. w. F. Templeton of Manchester and
DIR. Percy rempleton OF Montpelier are i'm
camp at Stone Pond.
Mrs, r. Stark has returned TO Iowa, the
home of her son, having spent several
months here with Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Phil
lips.
Band concert tomorrow evening IL is
hoped that the people will be out to hear
the boys, thus giving them a little en-
couragement.
Rev. l. ID. Morrison delivered very ex-
cellent discourse at SO. church yesterday
by good audience. He will preach there
next Sabbath evening at 1880. All are in
vited.
West Glover.
Arthur DEMO is home from Wells
River.
Mr.. Gilbert's boy Is recovering from his
illness.
Mrs. L. o. Randall is stopping with her
friends for a couple OF weeks.
Members of Co. l., 15thsVt. Regt. bear i'm
mind the picnic. reunion, June 9th, at
c. w. Cooks.
The county conference of the Cong
church, which convened here
last week was well attended and much
interest was manifested in the subjects
w. 5. Ingalls, has bought the Fred
goods and is selling them out
1t private sale.
A gentleman from this town writes the
as follows: What state gave one
Of it's electoral votes to Mckinley and the
rest TO Bryan at the late presidential cleo
ion? There was no such instance as this.
and Kentucky gave one vote
Zach for Bryan and the rest for Mckinley.
Irasburgh.
DIR. Bogue and family from Richford are
visiting Mrs. Templeton and other friends
n town.
The w. c. Il. Y. win meet with Mrs. p.
\. Granger Wednesday afternoon at half
,ast two.
Rev. and Mrs. /. Dodd with several 9TH
RS from here attended the conference at
Hover last week.
The Ladies' Aid will meet in the parlors
4 the Cong. vestry Friday afternoon OF
his week. Supper Will be served at six
'clock, in charge of Mrs: Beaucierk and