Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-08-09


be present.
The visitors at Mrs. Hancocks have sent
up several hot air balloons, with fine sue
cess, some of them going,we should Judge,
nearly a thousand feet.
The fish correspondent of two weeks
since ought to have affixed his or her
name to the communication. The regular
correspondents get kicks enough without
suffering for the sins of others.
Rev. and Mrs. Mcdonald, who went to
Plymouth, N. H., early in the summer on
account of Mr.. McDonald's health, arrived
last week and were cordially welcomed by
all. They are thinking of buying a place
here.
Mrs. S. M. Cheney and daughter Gertie
have been visiting in this vicinity. Mrs.
Randall of Boston is visiting at III. N.
Davis'.-Mrs. Wallace French and chill
dren of Chelsea, Mass, are visiting at the
home of LindoI French.-Mrs. Mary Cook
is visiting her former neighbors here
E. A. Cook and family have been visiting
relatives in town.-Mr. and Mrs. John But
Ter of Keene, N. H., Mrs. L. ID. Kimball of
Somerville, Mass. and Scion Percival of
Coventry visited at F. III. Percivals last
week.-Ruth Cheney of Manchester, N. II.
is visiting at Henry Davis Mrs. Lucy
Robinson of Fletcher, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. N. A. Norton.
West Glover.
Remember the Dow auction on Thurs
day.
Robert and John Young went to Bur-
lingtOn on the excursion.
Freeman Shedd is quite sick. - Mrs.
Thomas Marnock is very low.
Charles Woodland has moved on to the
farm with Mr.. Bates people.
Mr.. Elliott and family of Barton are
tenting on their old grounds, on the shore
of Parker pond.
The Misses Lane of st. Johnsbury, who
have been stopping at Herman Prescott's,
have returned home.
Miss Edith Vincent of Massachusetts is
spending her vacation here with her ia
ther, Rev. S. N. Vincent.
Mrs. John Carr and two children are
stopping at Nathan Graves.-Fred Bean
hastw sisters stopping with him and at
tending the summer school at Barton.
Greensboro.
Miss Carolyn Paddock, assisted by ala
dies quartette, viii give reading in the
Cong. church Wednesday evening, Aug.
II. The entertainment will be given un-
der the auspices of the Ladies Home
Circle, the proceeds to apply on church
repairs. Admission % cents, children 10
cents.
Greensboro Bend.
The infant daughter of j. H. Pope is
quite sick.
The berry picl,ers are busy these days
making the sales lively.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Remission visited
at I. E. Rollins Saturday. Mr.. Remission
is in poor health.
Some of our people will attend the camp
meeting at Joe's pond this week. Good
speakers are expected.
Mrs. Martha Gardner has returned to
her me.-Miss Ruth Barr returned to
her work in Boston Monday of this week.S
F. G. Bucklin was in town Aug. LIST and
End. He goes this week to Michigan to
look over the country and prospect for
business.
We were glad TO see our pastor back af-
ter a two weeks vacation. Quite a num-
Der of strangers together with the usual
congregation listened to an excellent SER
mon Sunday.
Miss Mabel Esdon is attending the SUM
mer School at St. Johnsbury this week.
Mrs. Cora Thompson is spending a few
days with her parents at West Glover, and |
attending the Summer School at Barton.
Irasburgh.
Mrs. Sanity has gone to Lyndonville for
a few weeks.
Mrs. P. n. Granger and Mabel returned |
home last Friday.
Mr.. Smell and family returned to their |
home in Brocl1ton last Thursday.
The farmers have finished haying and |
report more than an average crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shorey are making their |
annual visit at Moses White's.-Arthur |
Fuller from Boston spent few days with |
his uncle, G. w. Wheeler, last week.-Dr. |
L. E. Brewster of Boston is visiting his |
parents.-Mrs. Drew's mother has come to |
spend little time with her.-Viola Blu
chanan has returned home from Boston,
Jennie Webster from Boston is visiting |
her brother, David Webster, and other
friends in town.-Mr.- and Mrs Kolseth
from Boston are visiting Myra Taplin.-
Charles Brush and wife from HopkintOn,
N. Y, are spending few weeks with Mrs.
E. P. Colton.-Dana Church, with his wife
and children from Springfield, Mass, are
visiting E. p. Church.-Ella perry |
Morey from Quincy, Mass, with her two
children, are visiting at George Hills.
Lowell.
H. III. Louis of North Troy now occupies