Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-07-25

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bee. She will be joined later by Mr. Chat
| fee.
While haying on the Robbins and Dali
/ ley farm, about mile east of the village
| Will Daley left his horse. standing in the
| field hitched to the rake, from which ii
cleared itself in some way and ran to the
| village, the :chains attached to the har-
ness striking him at every step so that his
legs were badly cut. He ran in between
| 'Wilder's drug store and Geo. Burton's
| residence where he fell ,spart of the harness
getting wound about his legs. Fortu-
nately no one was injured but the horse.
West Derby.
Helen Kimball is visiting friends in Gov
entry.
Dennison Webster has been building a
new barn.
visiting at A. j. Whites.
Mrs. Emma Young is caring for Mrs.
Thomas Peavey, who is dangerously ill.
Rev. j. HI. Wilkins administered bap-
tism and the Lords supper at a church
near Glen Sutton, p. O., July II.
COh SPotObC anu WIG arc n
vacation and are taking a carriage drive
| through the Province of Quebec.
Irving Colt, while crossing the old paper
mill bridge with a load of iron, was sud
denly landed in the river by the giving
| way of the bridge. Aside from a bad
fright and soaking, no damage was done.
James Leavitt has moved into the Daley
block on Elm street.-Mr and Mrs. Peter
Young, who have for many years lived on
Main street, have moved in with their son,
j. E. Yonng of Bloomington. Mr.. Young
has been an almost helpless invalid for
twelve years.
Glover
Little Abbie McNeal remains very ill.
Charles Lawrence is building barn.
Mrs. Abigail Mason is very feeble this
summer.
John Mcclellan and family visited in w.
Burke last week.
The band will give an open air concert
on Thursday evening.
Joseph Hagar has .opened feed store in
the McGaffey building.
Martin Abbott and family are occupying
their camp at Stone Pond.
Jonn Mathie has moved his household
goods into the Burroughs house.
Freeman Shedd has been cutting the
hay on his Sheffield farm the past week.
Mrs. Annette Frost from Penacook, n.
H., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Levi Drew.
The corn on the Foster farm was so badly
damaged by frost that it has been moved
and cured like hay.
The ladies of the w. c. I. u. are invited
to meet with Mrs. A. NJ. Williams Tuesday
afternoon, August End.
Miss Isabelle Lang visited at A. p. Beams
last week.-Mrs.. George Chandler and son
OF Lowell, Mass, are at Mrs. Eliza Han
cocks for their summer vacation. Very
glad to see them again.-Dean French and |
wife of Boston are at S. S. Willeys.
Sidney Frost and Frank Frost and wife |
visited relatives in town recently. Mr.. |
Frost, ST., is over 81 years old. He was
born in this town and among other places |
which he desired TO visit was the farm |
now owned by w. n. Aldrich where Mr.. |
Frost was born.
The Glover creamery paid II cents per
pound for butter fat, Babcock test; for the |
month of June. The butter is very highly |
spoken of by the firms who have had it |
and there is an increasing demand for it. |
1t is expected that better price will be
paid for it for the month of July.
West Glover.
Miss Clara Colburn of Salt Lake City is
stopping with her sister, Mrs. Hastings.
Nrc Ind nf 1T
ping with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Kimball.
Miss Bacchus and lady friend from
Connecticut are visiting at David Barber's
The gentleman from Boston, who has
been stopping at Mr.. Bishops, has return
ed home.
Meadow Brook creamery gathered in the
month of June 11O,7s1 pounds of cream
and made 2S,227 pounds of butter. Paid
patrons 14d cents per pound for butter,
equivalent to 16i for butter fat
Greensboro.
About 40 friends and neighbo gave
Duncan McFarlane surprise party last
Monday evening. Cake and ice cream
were served in abundance and although
the night was somewhat damp a good
time was enjoyed.
Greensboro Bend.
Mrs, Abbie Cham berIain's mother, Mrs.
Hill, from Baldwin's Mills, p. @. has been
visiting here the past Week.-Mrs. Edna
Wilcox from East Fairfield has been
visiting j. w. Wilcox.
School commenced Monday at the Four
Corners after two weeks vacation, with
Miss Martha Lang as teacher.
Mrs. Sabra Wilcox died July 14th, after
a long illness. Her age was So years and
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