Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-09-26

Leslie Wright has gone to Saratoga, NY.
Mrs. G. $. Magoon has returned TO her
home i'm Manchester, y. II.
Mrs. Chas. Leavitt and children went 10
Manchester, n. H., Saturday TO join MIR.
Leavitt, who has been at work there for
some time.
Walter Johnson is at home on a thirty
days furlough from the First New Hamp-
shire regiment. He enlisted in Nashua,
N. III.
Otis Moulton is building a house ON
Pleasant Avenue.-John Stiles has built a
piazza on to his house and also made other
improvements.
Mrs. Frank Deviere is dangerously ill.,
Mrs. Ella Blake remains about the same
Mrs. b. b. Stratton is very nl.-Henry
Hayes is seriously i'll.
Harry Caswell has moved into the Mott
house, and III. L. Batchelder into the
Young house.-Dr. Herbert Bogue has
moved from Derby Line into rooms IN the
Bishop block. Glad to welcome him 10
our village.
Beebe Plain.
Herbert Hazeltons people have another
son. '.
Cheney Beebe is home after a summer on
the Lady of the Lake.
Will Dawson OF the Weber Quartette
has returned to Boston.
Mrs. Nettie (Brodie) Mailman and hus-
band have just arrived from Scotland.
John Moir has been appointed post-mas-
ter at the new post-office at Graniteville.
j. H. Lang, son-in-law of Mrs. Sophia
Miller,recently died at his home in Boston.
The little daughters of John /. Parker OF
Coventry are stopping at the home Of their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Elder.
Last Sunday Rev. {. w. Finch went to
LenoXville to supply the pulpit Of Rev.
f. A. Reed, who was called to Ontario to
attend the funeral of his mother.
Glover
DIR. Z. A. Leonard of Boston, Mass, Wis
tied his parents last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin sherburne have
been to Calais visiting relatives.
Miss Amy Blodgett has gone TO Man
chester, n. II. To be absent several weeks.
Ned Young and wife are here for few
weeks stay before going to Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Fanny spaulding has gone 10 Ports
mouth, n. H., TO work in a button fac
tory.
The Bowens moved out In the night last
week, leaving some mourners behind
them.
Several from this town attended the
Lyndonville fair and pronounced it very
good.
The Ladies' Mite society will hold a hash
supper at their vestry on Friday evening,
Sept. 80.
Rev. Z. W. Pierce viii preach at the
Universalist Church Sunday Oct.2nd at one
o'clock. All invited.
4 big husking at \. 4. Williams and l..
Il. Willey's last week. Corn IN this Sec
tion IS ripe and good.
G. Hayden Whitney Of Concord juno
ton, Mass, former resident here, visited
old friends in town last week.
Mrs. A. VI. Williams and son Edwin,
went TO Northneld last week 10 attend the
funeral of Mrs. Williams father
The Department Commander and his
staff are expected to be present at the next
meeting of Mason Post, sept. -.
The w. r. c. win serve chicken pie
dinner at their rooms on Thursday, sept.
%. Corps members are requested 70 meet
at 10 o'clock as there is considerable bus
mess to transact before dinner. An in
vited. II is expected that Mrs. r. II.
Gates, inspector. viii be present.
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Mary +. Gilmour Of this town were united
in marriage last Wednesday. The marriage
ceremony being performed by j. G.. Taylor
of East Craftsbury. Mr.. Cass is In business
in Lowell and has many friends there,
while Miss Gilmore is young lady who is
highly respected by a large circle OF
friends here who viii wish the young cou-
pie much happiness.
West Glover.
Walter Nye has moved TO Charleston.
Chas. Ufford Is carrying on the Unord
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Humphrey spent
the Sabbath at Burke.
Frank Phillips and SON Harry took in
the fair at Lyndonville.
Mrs. jeanette Teller, an aged lady, Us
from what is thought to be
cancer.
Roy Skinner spent last week at home
Jennie Crane of Greens boro has been vis-
iting at c. c. Kings.
Meadow Brook Creamery gathered ST.
i73 pounds of cream during August, made
2O,917 pounds of butter, paid patrons
l7.5 cts. per pound for butter, equivalent