Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-08-16


f. There is still much hay to be cut in this
town.
VIM. Fayer had a horse badly injured
last week.
Miss Edna E. Fayer returns this week to
her work in Boston.
j. E. Dwinell and wife returned today
from a short trip to Burlington.
The Relief Corps are to have a literary
entertainment at their next meeting.
Harrison Wilson and wife are visiting
relatives in Richford and other places.
Mrs. @. S. Parker went out for a short
drive on Friday; her health is slowly inn
proving.
Mr.. Dennie is moving into w. n. AL
drich's house in Greensboro and will work
for Mr.. AIdrich.
There was good audience at the Cong.
church yesterday to hear Rev. Mr.. Wright.
His discourse was much enjoyed.
Mrs. Gilmour has gone to Nova Scotia to
visit friends and relatives.-J. E. Dwinell
and wife are visiting their son at Morris
vile.
The members of the Maple Valley Di-
vision No. 45, Sons of Temperance, are re-
quested to meet at Institute hall, Thurs
day evening Aug. 10.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the church
vestry next Thursday afternoon. Ice-cream
will be served and general good time is
expected. All are invited.
Mrs. Flora E. Templeton and party from
Montpelier have broken camp at Stone
nOn6 Mrs FTononlatnn 10 fax
days with her friends at North Troy.
There has been a new post-office es-
tablished at the Center at Elizabeth
Clark's. The name of the new office will
be Gloverton and it will have a daily mail.
Miss Josephine Coburn of Lowell, Mass,
is guest of Mrs. Geo. Chandler.-Wallace
E. French of Boston is in town.-Asa Taft
and wife of Waterford are at l.. b. Will
ley's.-Diphtheria is raging at Barre and
Mrs. Nora Waterman has brought her
family to stop with her father, L. B.
Willey.-Mrs. o. w. Locke and son Clyde
have been spending week with Mrs.
Locke's father, VIM. Fayer.-Mrs. Holmes
and daughter Maude are visiting in town.
II. Drew is home for a short visit.
West Glover.
Fred Bean has moved into Mrs. H
Lewis house.
Mrs. James Dow and children are home
from their visit in Canada.
Charles Clark is home from Burlington.
He has graduated from the agriculture
college there.
Alison S. Clark has sold his farm, stock
and farming implements to G. Humphrey,
who has taken possession.
Mrs. William Wylie Jr., and two chill
dren from New Haven, Conn, are spend /
ing few weeks here.-Dr. Caleb Clark and |
family from Holbrook, Mass, are spend
ing couple of weeks with friends in this
locality
Greensboro.
Walter c. Simpson has been admitted as
a student of the Moody seminary at
Northfield, Mass.
The selectmen have been petitioned TO
change the road from the Speir neighbor- |
hood to the stage road; also to open a road
from the river road to Geo. Woods.
The selectmen are making an effort to
change the town railroad bonds, now pay
able to the Danville Bank, to the National
Life Insurance Co. of Montpelier, at a low
er rate of interest.
Holland.
Mrs. A R. Hall of Fitchburg, Mass, is
visiting friends in town.
Quite a number from this place took in
the excursion to Magog last Thursday.
The farmers are nearly all through hay
ing and report more than an average crop.
j. II. Alexander and E. S. Magoon were
out of the pulp works last week for rest
and repairs.
VIM. Eaton is very low with consump-
ton; it does not seem possible that he can
be living when this paper reaches its read
ers.
Lena Applebee is home from Massachu-
setts.-Lilla Davis is home from Barton,
where she has been attending the Summer
School.
Elder Holland Cousins preached at the
Advent church last Sunday, the pastor,
Elder Clark, being at Colebrook, n. II. on
business.
James Smith fell from his wagon one
day last week, cutting his face and bruis-
ing him somewhat. He was taken into
friends house where his wounds were
dressed.
Lowell.
w. B. Aldrich is shingling his house,
S. N. Patterson doing the work.
Mrs. E. ID. Durivage spent the last two
weeks visiting friends in Fairfield.
Geo. Gay has completed year of labor
for B. j. Austin and has gone to work for
V. M. Parker in the box-shop.
Park Commissio ner. B. T. Woods has