Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-06-13

congratulations of many friends are
given to Mrs. Mary Boynton I'm her mar
rage June sth to Lewis MagooR Of North
Hatley, p. @.
We are sure that heart felt thanks will
be given TO all who have so kindly aud
generously remembered the husbands,
fathers, sons and lovers of CO. l.. May
God bless every one.
Miss Title Hunt is now falling rapidly;
Mrs. I. G. Blake is also in very poor health.
-Dea. /. A. Cobbs' wife and only daugh-
ter have been very IN for some weeks.
Mrs. Cobb has been confined to her bed
for several years.
Glover
Asa Chamberlin is gathering cream for
the new creamery.
The Mite Society will give straw berry
sociable at the vestry of the South church
Friday afternoon, June 18th.
Frank Mcclellan and wife were in town
last week.-Dr. p. l.. Templeton spent a
few days in town last week.
James Walker, who has been dangerously
i'll, is improving John Phillips
broke her arm recently.-Cyril Brooks
little son is seriously. ill.,.
G. s. Phillips is raising ur and moving
back one of the buildings which he pur-
chased of j. e. DwineIl, much improving
the looks of the premises.
The Earnest Workers will hold a social
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Merriam We'd
nesday June 10. Supper from to 7o'cloc1..
A cordial invitation is extended to ALL
Charles Kelton went as delegate TO the
G. A. r.. convention at Burlington last
week.-Mrs.. Sarah Stebbins, Mrs Nancy
Drew, Mrs. Martin Abbott, Mrs. John
Arthur and Miss Myra Carpenter went to
Burlington last week to the w. r. G. con-
vention.
The new creamery started up June 9Th
with quite large supply of cream, the
gathering for the first day being 1900 lbs.
Everything about the place is new and
clean; they have an expert butter maker
and a good board OF directors. It Is an
organization i'm which all should feel an
interest and help to support. In unity
there is strength, and there is no reason
why this business venture should not be a
profitable and pleasing investment.
West Glover.
Mr.. James Abbott has his pension in
creased to S17 per month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Lapham returned
to their home at Chelmsford last Thursday.
Rev. Mr.. Vincent and l.. r. Barber are
delegates to the state conference at Norris
vile.
The most butter ever made i'm one week
at the Meadow Brook creamery, was made
last week, 6032 lbs.
We are sorry to note the serious illness
of Ferdinand Baker. He is now at Fargo,
n. d., with his sister, Mrs. Burleigh
Spaulding, hoping to regain his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Randall spent the
week visiting friends.--Arthur DEMO of
is here with his bride visiting
David Dutton of Browning
ton called on old acquaintance last week
Ina ID. Reed and wife with his daug liter
and her husband, are visiting here and In
Craftsbury.
Bend.
Mrs. e. w. Salmon spent few days in
last week.
The town roads are being well fixed.
Our road commissioner evidently knows
his business and we appreciate a good
smooth road.
Mrs. c. b. Silver is visiting i'm New
and Canada.-Mr. and Mrs. N.
2. Batchelder have gone to Ryegate 90
visit their daughter.
Irasburgh.
Marie Beauc!erk is visiting friends i'm
sland Pond.
Judge Thompson has been holding court
It Middlebury the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Brahana have COM
housekeeping i'm the Cotton
block.
The Salvation Army meetings were well
ttended last Thursday and Friday eve
lings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry House of Newport
re stopping with Judge and Mrs. l.. h.
Thompson.
Mrs. Aaron Grant, a former resident, died
t her home i'm Lowell, Mass, last Thurs
lay, aged 70 years.
Guy Shepard is still suffering severely
rom rheumatism.-Mr Powell has been
Iuitc i'll but is gaining.
The preachers meeting at the NJ. y.
hurch last week was well attended and OF
much interest to all present.
w. f. Brewster has COW that supplys
wo families with all the milk they can use
nd makes 10 pounds OF butter per week
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
oseph Cool. Thursday of this week. Sup
er will be served at $3.50. All are cordially
invited.