Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-08-01

House for few weeks as quite number
of summer boarders are expected soon.
w. s. Robbins and c. s. Wilson went to
st. Johnsbury Friday, to attend the fu-
neral of their cousin, Jason Human, a
very promising young lawyer OF New York
city who was found dead IN his bed.
Every one reports very pleasant time
aft the Patriotic Lawn Party held at Rev.
SmaIPs on Friday evening, the grounds
were appropriately decorated, and 1llum-
mated with japanese lanterns. An inter
esting program, consisting of Rotations
and music was presented, then ice-cream,
etc, served.
Mrs. Walter Parker and little daughter
who have been away-visiting, have return
ed to her fathers, Mr.. A. A. Silver.-Mrs.
Taylor and family, Miss Colby and Frank
Harvey have returned from Lake PARK
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. True and daughter OF
SomerviIle, Mass, are visiting his sister,
Mrs. w. S. Robbins; Mr.. True returns to-
night.-Miss Bessie Davis returned home
Tuesday night.-George d. Newcomb OF
of Boston who has been spending a week
in town, returned home Saturday night
and enters upon his new duties as sales
man in the stationery store of Barry, Beals
& Co.
West Derby.
The Spencer Domestic Bakery is a sue
cess.
Mrs. Thomas Peavey was buried on Sat
urday, the 30th.
,Jo,. f1,cf n-.o, hi
of Truman Fairchild, arc working on the
dam and about the works of the electric
light station. About six weeks of labor
will be needed to complete the job.
Archie Mott and Eva Jenne were united
In marriage the 9th, leaving Immediately
for Manchester, n. H., their future home,
MIR. Mott having good position there. A
host of friends wish for them, happiness.
E. s. Wade of Colorado and M. R. Wade
of Boston, Mass, are visiting their mother,
Mrs. Wade and sister, Mrs. Addie Provon-
caI.-Lucy Porter of Manchester, n. II. is
visiting at F. Porter Sen.-Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Fish and son, also Mrs. Rayol and
daughter all of Laredo, Fla, are visiting
Lewis Fish.-Mrs. McAuley and son James
are visiting in Canada. Mrs. Mason, who
has been ill so long at t. G. Blake's, has
been carried to the home of a son at Derby
Line
Carl Beams little daughter is quite ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ell have gone
to Montpelier.
Miss Alice King visited at her uncle's,
J. 0. Drew's last week.
w. F. Scott is entertaining his grand
son, son of DR.. Wallace Scott of Andover,
Mass.
Miss Ann Moulton from Manchester, is
here visiting her cousin, Mrs. Wilbur
Scott.
VIM Barrows and wife from Coventry,
have been occupying a camp at Stone
Pond.
DIR. W.. F. Templeton has arrived from
Manchester. He will spend his summer
vacation here.
We are in receipt of E. Almon Leon
ards D. NJ. D. business card. We wish
him much success in his chosen profess
sion.
The Glover baseball nine went to Green's
boro Bend last Saturday to play the Bend
team. The score was q to II in favor of
t he Glover boys.
The members of the w. r. c. are ear
nestly requested to attend the next meet
ing, August 4, as there is important bust
ness to be transacted.
Mr.. H. McLaren lost his pocket book
between this place and Mud Island last
Tueeday, containing about $50 and some
papers. o. 1t was returned to him the latter
part of the week. by Miss Mabel King of
this village.
Greensboro. @
Rev. F. E. Dewhurst of Indian apolis, is
here for the summer, at ''Aspenhurst."
d. w. Foster of Burlington will occupy
the w. II. Laird cottage for the next few
weeks.
The owners of the gristmiu have engage
ed Chester Parker of Glover, to thoroughly
repair and put the mill in good condition
for grinding. We understand it is to be
stocked with -four, feed and etc., and is to
be run by Mr.. Hooker of Hardwick.
The illumination and regatta at the Lake
Tuesday evening, was a brilliant success.
Some twenty boats, lastly trimmed and
lighted with chinese lanterns, were towed
about the lake by the steamer, while the
Hardwick band entertained the crowd
from boat anchored on the lake. At the
cottages, lanterns, bon fires, fire works
and vocal music added to the pleasure of
all present.
Holland.
Burt Jenness, who has been seriausly ILL.,
IS up and out again.
Mrs Elsie Horn, who has been sick for