Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-08-15

Little Miss Hattie Leonard is visiting
her grand parents.-Miss Edna Uford of
BARTON was the guest of Miss Florence
Drew several days last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Dwineu have visited at j. E.
DwinelI's and at Hiram McLellan's.-
and Mrs Charles Waite called on several of
their friends here last week. They return
10 their home in Iowa this week.
West Glover.
Mr.. NJ. Winslow Farman will lecture
Theism in the church here next Sunday
morning at 1915 o'clock. All are cordially
invited to be present.
Mrs. Jehn Woodland is spending a short
timeiat Richford.-Mr. and Mrs. Simeon
Clark spent the Sabbath at Newport Cen
ter with their daughter.
The campers at Parker pond enterta ined,
or were entertained, by over a hundred on
Friday last. 1t was a Sabbath School pic
mic from s. Albany. A fine day and nice
time
Mrs. Gertrude Wood Washburne of
Minneapolis, Mimi, visited Mrs. Geo.
Humphrey recently.-B. F. Lewis and lit
tie son, Paul are home from Boston. Mrs.
Lewis is expected this week.-Oliver Pa
guette of Hardwick was in town last week
Mrs. John Olmstead of Greensboro has
been visiting A. Rich.-Miss Ellen Mars
ton from Barton Landing spent few days
with her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Clark, recently.
Greensboro.
Ben Cate is shingling his house.
A bran new girl baby at VIM. Thomp-
sons.
The Simpson family held picnic on the
Shores of Caspian lake last week, about fif-
" relatives attending. All had good time.
E. j. Hallitt and family from ST. Johns
bury visited friends here last week.-Geo.
Goodwin and wife from Glover visited
here last week.
The veterans and scholars in Dist. No. s,
held reunion in Babcock's grove recent
W; about seventy-five were present and all
had good time.
Greensboro Bend.
Miss Annie Truen of Nashua, N. H., Wis
tied at Mrs. I. E. Rollins recently.
Bert Burbank and wife have gone to
housekeeping in Mrs. Smiths house.
Miss Darling of MorrisviIle occupied
the pulpit OF the NJ. E. church two Sun
days recently.
Mrs. c. B. Silver has returned from New
Hampshire and Canada, where she has
been visiting.
I. E. Rollins has purchased the mill and
property formerly occupied by A. A. Cald
well. He will repair the house and occu-
py it
Erasburgh.
Alice Downing, who is stopping at Mrs
Tenpleton's, is convalescent.
Mrs. Goldsmith and Fred are spending
the week in Newport and Derby.
DR.. insolvency went to Alburgh last
week to return home with his wife and
baby. ,-.,.,
John Carpenter with wife and baby are
taking a carriage drive to Johnson and
Hyde Park.
Last week Clarence Austin had the mis-
fortune to step on a nail which passed
nearly through his foot.
Rev. Mr.. Lawrence preached at the Cong.
church yesterday. An effort is being made
TO secure his services as pastor.
Judge Thompson and wife with Rev. and
Mrs. William Carr and Mr.. and Mrs. o. G.
Page went to Willoughby last week.
Charles Curtis from Lakeport is in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grant from Man
chester, n. II. are visiting at Fred Grants.
Mrs. Bliss and son of Fairfax are visiting
at E. w. Keith s.-Miss McLachlin of
Peacham is visiting at Rev. Pm. Changers.
Miss Austin from Boston is spending her
vacation with her father, Chandler Austin.
Miss Anna LaCass of st. Johnsbury and
Miss Massey and brother from West Derby
visited at F. A. Buchanan's and D. FL.
Webster's last week.-Misses Ellen and
Isadore Foss were in town last week.-Dr.
and Mrs. Reynolds are visiting his mother
In Barnston, P. O., this week.
lowell.
L.O. Cox is having his buildings painted.
Will Shortsleeves is very i'll and threat
'eaed with fever.
The young people had social ''hop" at
the hall last Wednesday evening.
The ice-cream social and lawn party at
Samuel Leclair's on Thursday eveing was a
success.
Harry Wellrnan, Homer Farman and
Arthur Eldridge have gone to Derby to
attend school at the Academy.
Dennis Shortsleeves received quite a Sc
we're blow, cutting bad cash on his head
while getting saw-dust under Silbys mill.
A series of meetings were held last week
IN the Baptist church Rev. Mr.. WadsWorth
of Newport was present and assisted Rev.
Mr. Lorimer in carrying on the services.
The Lowell first nine was defeated at
Eden Saturday Aug. 9th. by score of II
70 g The second nina Of Eden rrnc de-