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

luckily he was not much injured.-A. E.
Spaulding and Fred Leavitt met on the
Glidden road last Saturday night, the wa
CONS colliding and smashing up. 1t threw
one driver over the fence.
Eva Webb and Foster Kinney of Hard
wick are home for a short vacation.-Miss
Mable Cutler of Albany visited Mrs. Chas.
Robbins recently. G. Thompson and
Dwight Hovey of Hardwick were in town
recently. W. Whitney of MorrisviIle
was in town last week.-Mr. and Mrs.
@. Rawson and children of Derby and
Mrs. Lee Whitney of Boston are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Kinney.
North Craftsbury.
Mrs. r. w. Cowles is on the sick list.
/: Miss Myrtle Pike has returned home
from Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cowles, who have
been visiting at R. w. Cowles, have re-
turned to Hyde Park.-Miss Mary Barker
of Boston is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Way and Miss Williams from Conn.
are guests at the Orleans house.-Miss Zil-
da Emery of Eden visited Lola Robbins
last week.-Mabel Pike and Guyer visited
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die Lyon, Winnie Williams and Cora Allen
went to Barton on their wheels to attend
the Summer School.-T. G. Batchelder was
in town last week.
West Derby.
| Joel Allen is dangerously i'll. 81
Luther Hunt and family have moved to
Berlin Falls, n. H.
Mrs. C. j. Tucker is in Chester, for the
| week of the muster.
A little son was born July 31st to the
widow of Walter L. Wilson of w. Charles
| ton.
Ernest Clark is enjoying his vacation at
home. : Leslie Wright has returned to
Boston.
Word has been received of the sudden
death of an eccentric individual known as
Maggie Little, who has been here often
during the past few years.
A supper was held at the vestry Of the F.
B. church last Thursday eve., the proceeds
being given to Mr.. Ketwell as a token of
friendliness. Mrs. Ketwell is still serious
ly i'll.
An act, not on the programme, was per
formed by some of the monkeys in Sparks
circus. They got out of the tent, pro-
ceeded to feast on green peas in John
Bailey's garden. Mrs. Bailey went to
drive them out when one flew at her, tear
ing her clothing, pulling her hair, biting
and scratching, infiicting such injuries and
giving such a nerve-shock as to cOnfine
her to the house for some time.
Derby is s7 a52lo aJ lo lJs
H. H. Wilder is on the sick list. 3c ne
Gov Grout and family have been in
Burlington the past week.
Misses Mary and Inez Grout will ac-
company their cousin, Aaron Circuit, to
muster.
A party of five from The Richard took
carriage drive to Owls Head Thursday,
where they spent the day.
Harry Robbins has gone to Abenailis
Springs, Canada, to spend his vacation
with friends from Montreal
P A. Robbins and H. P. Newcomb have
gone to East Swanton on their bicycles to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marvin.
Miss Helen True has gone to Barton,
where she will remain a few days with
her grandmother, before returning to her
home in Boston.
Mrs. H. A. Clark of Barton called on
friends here Tues day, on her way to
Charleston.-DanielD Davis, Jr., is visiting
his mother.-Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Silver
are in town.-Misses Mamie Read and Ber-
nice Merrill of Canada We're the guests of
Miss Lua Richard last week.-Rev. Fl. G.
Drisko, a former pastor of the Cong.
church here, bat now living IN Alfred,
Me, is boarding at The Richard and visit
ing old acquaintance.
Glover
Some city boarders are stopping at II. n.
Davis.
E. A. Norton has his cedar distillery
running.
Rob. Allen has moved his family to
Hardwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Abbott are in camp
at Stone pond.
Mrs. Stella Smith has purchased the
Methodist parsonage.
VIM. Merriam has engaged Mrs. w. c.
Batchelder as housekeeper.
Mrs w. N. Aldrich is entertaining Miss
Marion Clark of Brockton, Mass.
The lawn party at John Hoyt's last We'd
nesday evening was well attended.
L. P. Drew and wife have returned from
their visit to Portsmouth, n. II.
Mr.. Tisdale has purchased the Fuller
house at So. Glover and moved into it.
The Ladies Mite society will hold ascot
able next Friday. All are cordially invited.
Miss Edna E. Fayer has returned home
from Boston, where she has been at work