Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-06-27


the children and young people by the pas
tor, c. II. Dockham. Singing by the
children, under the leadership OF Miss
Maud Porter. These services were follow
ed by the baptism of five.
Beebe Plain. ....
John Hazel is here with a gang OF men
from Newport working i'm the stone shed.
Mrs. John L. Parker of East Coventry Is
very sick at the home OF her father, Hugh
Elder.
Mr.. Zabrisl1i, with his wife and little
daughter, are at Province Island.-Ernest
Pococl and wife are home from Manches-
| ter.
Monday evening the people Of Granite
vile had a gathering to bid goodby TO
Rev. p. II. Allen. Tuesday night similar
meeting was held here.
Glover
Business at the creamery is increasing
daily.
Mrs. e. t. Mcclellan is quite sick with
the grip.
Mrs Eunice Colby and her son, George,
are visiting i'm town.
Mrs. Sarah Stebbins and Mrs. Mcclure
have been away visiting.
Lewis Glover from Richford is visiting
his sister, Mrs. b. Wilson.
Mrs. Irene Nye from Coventry is visit
ing her father, Joseph Dwinell.
The base ball boys held promenade and
dance Thursday evening which was we'll
attended.
AT the finish of the ball game between
the Barton Ldg. and Glover teams the score
stood Is to in favor of the Barton Ldg.
boys.
The new sidewalks are completed and IL
the teams can be kept off them long enough
for them to dry they will be in fine condi-
ton.
The Earnest Workers viii hold a straw
berry social July 4th with Mrs. Nancy
Drew. Supper from six to eight. All
are cordially invited.
The village school closed Friday, June2i
Those having no absent marks were Bur-
leigh Pratt, Henry Merriam, Gertie Derusha,
Winnifred Johnson, Perlie Dexter, Bur-
leigh Sherburne, George Merriam. ABB
sent one day or less, Opal Dexter, Gulah
Trip, Albern Johnson, Nathan Scott, El-
Greensboro.
Prof. Frank Guild is home from the
west on his vacation.
Mrs. Laura Butler II improving the
looks of her house by fresh coat of paint.
ID. B. Hunter has sold the grist mill TO
Griswold g. MacKinnon of ST. Johnsbury.
Prof. Whitehil entertained his gradu-
ating class ct his cottage part Of last week.
Phillip Morse was injured at a raising
last week and is laid up for repairs at pres
ent.
Mrs. George Goodwin from Glover is
spending week with her friends In this
vicinity.
A. C. Chase contemplates building an
addition of 40 feet TO the length Of his
dairy barn next spring.
Miss Iona NJ. Jordan has just finished
piecing a quilt which contains 1925 pieces.
Who OF our young ladies can beat this?
A petition signed by 81 citizens has been
presented TO the selection asking them to
make a road from Geo. Woods TO the river
road.
Communion service was held at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday, June 18th.
The pastor was ably assisted by Mr.. Stew
enson from Kansas.
e. A. Townsend of Manchester, n. H.,
will move TO the Cuthbertson farm just
vacated by II. NJ. Jordan. Glad to have
him back in town.
w. B. Simpson, w. S. ingalls,, j. ID.
Lumsden and Horace McClarren are the
delegates chosen to the county convention.
They win all support Mr.. Graham for
states attorney.
Frank Pierce and wife from East St.
Johnsbury are spending a week with
friends here and in Albany.-MrB. M. j.
Conant from Minneapolis, Mimi, is visiting
her daughter and friends in this vicinity.
West Glover.
Allen Gilmore returned last Monday
from his visit TO Lowell, Mass.
Charles and Vernon Clark went to Bur-
lington to attend the Epworth League
DIR. Dow, Freeman Bean and Geo. Dow
were the delegates TO the convention at
Montpelier last week.
The school in the Moxley district in AL
bany joined with districts No. 2 and of
this town and held picnic on the camp
ing ground by Parker pond on Friday.
Austin Rich had his large barn raised
last Thursday. II is 1O5 feet in length.
This Is the second large barn that Mr.
Mcdowell has put up in town this season.
Eugene Anderson.is pushing the work
on his barn.-Mr. Fisk is painting his
large barn.-Ora Calderwood has built an
addition to his barn.
Mrs. George Bean and son, Bert, from