Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-07-18
Glover

Mrs. Marshall from Fletcher Is az work
at Charles McLellan's.
Dan Gray gathered the cream IN place OF
Asa Chamberlain last week.
I Mrs. Vincent went to Jericho last week
/ to prepare her household goods to move
/ here
John Mathie has vacated the Frank
Clark house and Clarence Vincent has
taken possession.
Miss Julia Sherburne Is az home from
Plymouth, n. H.-Mrs. Laura Mathie and
children are home from New Hampshire.
DR.. Percy Templeton and family with a
lady friend are at their camp at Stone Pond.
Charles Burrows and family are also camp
ing there.
Mrs. Fannie Wheaton Of Syracuse, N. ",
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Andrew Wal
cott.-Mrs. Edith Mcdowell and little
daughter, Ruth, of Lyndonville spent last
week at j. e. DwinelIs.
The school directors are making extern
sive and much needed repairs on the school
house, putting in automatic desks, laying
hard wood floors, sheathing both school
rooms and hanging new doors.
Mrs Hattie Clark met with a serious ae-
ident last Tuesday. While riding into the
barn on a load OF hay the back part of the
load slid off carrying her with II. She
struck the barn bridge railing, breaking
her arm below the elbow, then unable TO
move herself, fell over the side, distance
of about eight feet, breaking the same arm
above the elbow and splintering il TO the
elbow. DR.. Prime was called to attend her
and she is doing as well as could be ex-
pected.
Uneasiness is felt over the case OF dlph-
liberia and scarlet fever at Mrs. McNeal's.
1t is hoped that all may SO fully realize
the importance Of keeping their children
away from any danger that the dread dis
ease may spread no farther. In the cities
it is considered necessary 20 quarantine
the home and all inmates, but we are not
as careful here as we ought 20 be People
who have no children should keep away
for fear of taking it to other peoples chill
dren. Our health officer should be fully
alive to the situation.
West Glover.
DIR. Clark and wife have returned 90 their
home in Massachusetts,.
MIS-. lazy OF AOELAnclA IS VISITING nEr
sister, Mrs. Sarepta Vance, Mrs. Emily
Wild is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
David Baker.-Mrs. Studley and child
from Woburn are visiting at Mrs Alfred
Clark's.-Mrs. Clapham and children from
Maiden, Mass, are boarding with Mrs. III.
Lewis.
Irasburgh.
The severe frost Monday night did con-
siderable damage to the crops in some To-
calities.
Rev. Leonard Dodd announced his resig-
nation as pastor OF the Cong. church here
to take effect July IS.
Guy Shepard, who has been a great suf-
ferer from rheumatism has gone to Ohio,
hoping to receive benefit from mineral
springs there.
Mrs. McSweney and son are visiting her
parents in Alburg.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Conway go this week 10 Caledonia Springs
for two weeks stay.-Mrs. p. y. Granger
is visiting friends in Manchester, \. II.
DIR. and Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Flora
Tenney of Boston are visiting Mr.. T.. p.
Emerson Smith OF Fargo,
Dakota, visited Mrs. Wright and other
friends in town last weeS.-Pat Brahana,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. II. c. Fisher.
Lowell.
Lewis Cox is making a trip to Canada.
Curtis tub-shop has shut down for the
haylng season.
Miss Theda Wellman Is visiting her sis
er, Mrs. II. L. Wetherby, in Burlington.
The NJ. +. Ladies' Socletey met with Mrs.
D. b. Curtis on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Stewart of the South
visited IN Lamoile county
asst week.
We learn OF the birth OF a little daughter
o Mr.. and Mrs. Philip d. Young OF Hele-
la, Montana.
The Y. p. S. &. e. was very pleasantly
at the home OF Rev. A. T.. Eli
fridge last Friday evening.
The Lowell Dramatic Club is rehearsing
he play "a Flowing Bowl" to be given
o the public in the near future.
Rev. Mr.. Morrow, pastor OF the NJ. T..
hurch, has returned. He has been absent
bout month visiting his parents i'm Ne
raska.
The severe frost the first Of the week did
6AS~b NN"i VI N"iiA"EN iNANs Adig NpAh
elds are totally spoiled and gardens suf-
cred very much.
Little Henry Murphy has again fractur-
his arm. He was enjoying see-saw on
he fence with his sister when he fell strik-
1g his arm so as 10 break IL.
Mark Warner has bought the old school
ouse in the Warner district and will move
away before the new house Is built. The
chool directors are nearly ready TO receive
ids 70. the erection OF the now achoal