Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-09-06


died last week, were held Sunday. Rev.
Mr.. Crume, assisted by Elder Mcclure of
floating.
The teachers of our graded school, which
commences to-day, are Alice Enos, Sarah
Knight, Wilma and Emma Green, Bertha
Babcock and Ethel Robinson.
Roy Mott spent part of last week at his
home. Roy is working in Manchester, n.
H.-Mr. and Mrs. Amos Blodgett, former
ly of this place, but now of Montpelier,
are in town.-Carrie Morey, of So. Franz
ingham, Mass, is visiting old schoolmates.
Salem-Derby.
Mrs. Lizzie Buck has gone back to New
York
Mrs. Mary Prouty from Claremont, n.
H., is visiting her father, VIM. Croft
Charles Young had the misfortune to
fall in George Vests barn last week,
breaking his wrist.
Glover
H. N. Wilson is shingling his barn.
The guests at A. N. Davis have returned
to their homes.
Mrs. Agnes Gilmour has returned from
her visit to Nova Scotia.
Mrs. Leonard Drew of Portsmouth, n.
H., is visiting in town.
The w. G. T. L. will meet with Mrs. +.
M. Dwinel Tuesday afternoon, Sept. IA.
The regular meeting of Mason Post, No.
10, G. A. r., will be held on Thursday,
Sept. 10Th.
The Ladies' Mite society will hold
sociable at their vestry Friday afternoon,
Sept. 10TH All cordially invited.
David Gilmour has taken possession of
his farm at West Glover, and Mr.. Smith
now occupies the Percival house.
John Jerome has moved into the
Christie house at So. Glover.-John Leon |
ard has moved into the Billings house.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Williams have re-
turned from Mortified, where they have /
been to visit Mrs. Williams father, |
Thomas Patterson, who is in very poor
health.
The ''village fathers" took a ride to
Stone Pond last Tuesday to inspect the
outlet of the pond, fears being entertained |
that the barriers might give way and send |
a food upon us.
Chester Phillips little boy was taken
with commissions last Thursday evening.
DR.. Dow was called and pronounced |
teething the cause of the trouble; the ,
child is much better.
A social was held at the NJ Z. church
Friday evening to welcome the new min |
lister, Rev. Mr.. Alexander, and bid farewell
to Rev. Ora Gray, who goes to college. A
very T1Iao caut time yuas renorted
Ernest Rogers cut his hand quite seri-
ously while cutting cedar recently. Lem
mic Fayer also amputated the end of his
thumb while at the same work.-Dana
Cook had the misfortune to crush his
hand quite badly while at work for Henry
Cook last week.
The much talked of case between the
Sons of Temperance and w. S. Mcdowell,
was tried last Thursday. Miles and Nor
ton for defendant, and Cook and Aldrich
for plaintiff. The case was given TO the
jury about midnight, and after they had
wrangIed over it about an hour without
agreement, the case was dismissed.
Mrs. Wilson and daughter from Rich
ford are visiting Harrison and Benjami
Fanny Carr and daugh-
ter, May, are spending few days among
friends in this place.-Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
erts from st. Johnsbury Center have been
visiting friends here. Mrs. Roberts VIII
be remembered as Mrs. E. b. Simonds, an
old resident here.
West Glover.
Mrs. c. c. Stevens is at Norwich.
Henry Barber has rented the saw-mi1.
Willie Holmes goes to West Burke to
teach.
Quite a delegation from this way attend
ed the Sher brooke fair.
Alison Anderson drives out a grocery wag
On among the farmers two days in week,
taking and filling orders.
Mrs. Agnes Gilmour, who has been Wis
ting in Nova Scotia, has returned home.
She reports very pleasant time.
Alison S. Clark has moved in with Mrs. :
Clark's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bean, who
ire quite aged and in feeble health.
Mrs. Laura A. Adams of Waltham, Mass,
md Mrs. Fannie M Dooland of Leomin-
,ter, Mass, are visiting their cousin, Mrs.
Abbott. The cousins had not met before :
or forty-five years. :
Mrs. Alec. Dow of St. Johnsbury and {
Mrs. Geo. Chapman of Springfield, Mass,
nave been visiting their uncle, Freeman :
3ean.-Miss Murray of Canada has been ,
visiting her cousin, Miss Smith.-Mr. E. :
and daughter Flossie, of Burke !
nave been visiting in town.--ReubenS Stew
ms spent last week here with his brothers.
s
visiting here.
Charles g WRIGHT of Worcester Mass q