Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-06-14
Glover.
glover.
Listen for wedding bells.

in her old home.
Mrs. Dow and daughter are I'm Abb
visiting Mrs. Dow's parents.
Rev. l. ID. Morrison will preach no
church next Sabbath evening at 1880. @
and hear him, he will interest you.
The hotel has been rented TO a syndic
for July 2nd and Bird, and a dance
general good time may be expected.
The measles are still fiourishing Ia
Among the latest victims are Judge Ow
Mrs. N. A. Norton, Freeman and
Bean and the Borland brothers. The prI
airy department is not i'm session.
At the annual meeting of the Lad
Aid society the following officers VI
elected: president, Mrs. l.. A. Pratt;
Pres, Mrs. A. T.. Anderson; Sec,
Mason; Treas, Mrs. Stebbings; directl
A. M. Randall, Maude Mason and A. M
tin.
West Glover.
Childrens' Day exercises were held al
church June 6.
Arson Clark and Mrs. +. Clark spent
Sabbath at Bloomington.
Warren Barber is very sick.-Mrs. q
Humphrey and son Harry are sick VI
measles.
AT the reunion OF Co. /. 18th VT. Volsl
G. w. Cooks last Wednesday twel
members of the company were presd
and a good time was enjoyed. Capt. Cd
and wife did very much 10 make the
casion pleasant for all; letters were RI
from several who were unable 60 be nd
emit; one death for the year was report
that of Capt. VIM. III. johnson. Besi|
the comrades of Co. / there were OF
veterans and ladies, TO make the ID
number fifty. Music was furnished ID
volunteer drum corps. After the stol
of the boys had been told the follow
officers were elected for the ensuing ya|
president, c. b. ordway; V, p, Joel Oh
tie; Sec, Geo. Bush; Treas, A. O. JOSH
A few old army songs were sung, and
vote of thanks extended TO the drl
corps and singers, and To Mr.. and nj
Cook for making the day so agreeable.
was voted to meet at Barton Landing
tween June / and 10, 1897.
Greensboro.
Curtis Eastman OF Randolph caught
trout weighing eleven and one half pouI|
in the lake last week.
John A. King has sold his place near
head of the lake to Geo. Rogers; price q
Horace Graham, administrator OF
Dustin Eastman estate has sold the Alorl
Taplin farm to Geo. Reed of Barton; pr|
$3.50. ....4i.
Greensboro Bend. 'l'e
Jas. Mcdowell is repairing his barns.
/. f. Rollins and mother are visitingI
Stowe this week.
Mrs. Ella burlington is home from b 4
ton for visit to her mother.
Mr.. Geo. Flanders and family are stay
with their daughter, Mrs. Batten, fod
short time. w. Ff rs
Miss Lila Tucker has organized anotl
class in music here. She is much liked
a teacher. trr. er.trau r.H
Quarterly services were held Sund
June 9Th, by Presiding Elder Hamilt(
assisted by Rev. M. b. Parounagian
Walden. ,.A
Mrs. G. j. HoughtoR. started Tuesd
for her home i'm Tenn. She expects
stop in Boston for while with her sist
Mrs. Stoddard. W.. ,N
Mr.. Lumsden, road commissioner, is
the war path. Don't try to make the v
too smooth, Mr.. Road Com. We are
accustomed TO it.
Mrs. c. o. Dawson met q happy surpr
Friday, June 4th, IL being her birthd
She was invited to visit some friends
when she returned home she found so
nice new furniture, present from
husband.
We offer congratulations to Rev. M.
Parounagian, our former pastor, on
occasion of his marriage to Miss Gle
Mathews of Barton Landing. Rev. Parc
nagian is a man of good Ability both
pastor and preacher, and his wife is hig
ly spoken of in her own town. May tn
live a long and happy life.
Holland.
The Epworth League will give a stra
berry festival at the town halt, June rs
with appropriate services. Every one
vited.
Jay.
Mr.. Bickford has moved TO Troy.
1t is very wet and springs work is
behind.
Mr.. Bates has rented rooms over
Porter's shop. -tt....
Frank Mcdonald has gone TO Mass.
family expects To go soon.
Mrs. A. w. Robinson is visiting her
Buzzell is visiting her graz
parents.
Geo. Bruce, a respected citizen, died
esday, leaving a wife and five children.
was forty-seven years old.
Lillian Martin Is quite sick with gast