Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-06-20

Mrs. S. F. Leonard returned home with
her brother, Dean French, and will spend
the summer with him.
Mrs. NJ. A. BodweI of McIndoes Falls
has been visiting at n. E. Graves and
among other friends here.
t*d e. A. Cook and family are visiting in
town. Mrs. Wilbur Scott and7 daughter,
Beatrice. are visiting at Mrs. MORse's.-g =
- An attempt is being made to get up a
fourth of July celebration here, but is not
meeting with the best of success.
Mrs. Roxana Flint of West Burke and
Mrs. Lavinia Jenkins of ST Johnsbury are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Maria Percival.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the vestry
Thursday afternoon, June 23rd. 1t being
the annual meeting all are requested to be
present.
A new concrete walk from the Dwinell
block to the bridge is being built. 1t is
the work of the village improvement soc1-
ETY.. Erastus Collision of Barton is doing
the work.
A. n. Wilson and son, Leon, are taking
a carriage drive through Berkshire and
other towns.-Mrs. A. A. Williams and
son, Jesse, have returned from a ten days
visit to Northfieid.-Truman Scott and
children have been in New Hampshire
visiting relatives.
About forty friends of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
n. A. Johnson of the village called on
them on Thursday evening for a social
visit. The gathering was in the nature OF
a surprise party and cake and lemonade
were served in abundance. Mr.. Johnson's
people have not lived in Glover very long
and our people took this means to get
acquainted with them. Everybody had
delightful time.
West Glover.
Mrs. Whipple of West Burke is visiting
her son, S. T. Vance.
Mr.. Day and wife of Coventry spent the
Sabbath with their cousin, Mrs. S. T. Vance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent, Mrs, L. T. Barber
and Mrs. Geo. Dow went to Morrisville last
week.
Fhe sheep that separates the milk in
Geo. Humphreys dairy of twenty COWS
SHARED fifteen pounds of wool early in the
season.
Greensboro.
Perrin Bros. have completed the cottage
for Mr.. Hardy of Manchester, n. I'll.
The spring term of school in district No.
closed June II. The following pupils had
no absent or tardy marks: Hugh Gebbie,
Harry Gebbie, Matte Gebbie, Myrtle Bal
ley, Maude Bailey, Ray Bailey, Linda Will
ley and Thomas Wiley. Mary E. Taylor,
teacher.
Walter Simpson is home from Mt. Her
mon on a vacation.-Prof. J. w. Votey,
Rev. P. NJ. Snyder and their friends are at
Aspenhurst for the summer. Prof. Votey |
has his class in civil engineering here for
practice.-C. II. Aldrich from Keene, n. |
H., is at Lake View with his family.
Irasburgh.
Mrs. Powell is very i'll.
Percy TempIeton and Helen Somers grad
-uate from st. Johnsbury this week.
Schools in town close this week Friday.
Satisfactory reports are heard from all.
Mrs. Grant Skinner and daughter from
Lyme n. H., are visiting Mrs. SINNERS
mother, Mrs. Somers.
Ten of the Salvation Army from Derby
came out to hold their Friday evenings
meeting at the court house.
Rev P. n. Granger was lin Montpelier
last week attending the meeting OF, the
trustees of Montpelier Seminary.
Miss Louisa lite is visiting friends here.
Mrs. John Thompson has been spending
a few days calling on her old friends here.
Mrs. John Edmunds died last Saturday
of consumption. She leaves a hus band,
two children and many friends to mourn
her loss.
The Ladies' Aid will meet in the Cong.
vestry Friday afternoon of this week.
Supper will be served at six O'Clock to
which all are invited.
Rev. L. Dodd went to HaveriIl, Mass,
last Saturday for a few days stay.-Isaac
McGoff has gone to Bethlehem, N H., to
work in a blacksmith shop.
Children's Day was very pleasantly OBJ
served at the Methodist church yesterday
both societies uniting in the service. The
church decorations were fine.
Percy Templeton went to Richford to at
tend the wedding reception at DIR. Bogue's,
given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Waller, last Saturday evening.
Miss Ethel Drew is at home from Wells
River for the summer vacation.-Miss
Mary Corley, who has been teaching in
Newport the past two years, is at home
for the summer,
Friday evening, June oath, the village
school Will give an operetta, 'Fairies, Buds
and Blossoms, in the Court house hall.
Both teachers and pupils have labored ear
nestly to make this an interesting and
pleasing entertainment, to which the peo-
pie are cordially invited. A small admis-
sion fee will be charged for the purpose of
fupd for cobOoI orpon