Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-07-04

w. s. Robbins took snort business trip
to Newbury last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Rilburn are reiolc-
ing over the birth of fine eight pound
boy.-Mr. and Mrs. John Crosby are the
happy parents of a baby girl
! DIR. Lothrop goes i'm a few days TO his
home i'm Massachusetts TO join his wife
who has gone there TO be present at the
marriage of the doctors sister.
Harry Richard in company with his
! father and Maurice Pickle went To Sugar
Loaf Pond on fishing expedition a few
days ago, catching 225 line trout.
The picnic held at Wilson's Beach last
Friday by Misses Shedd's and Papineau's
schools was a most enjoyable affair for all
who attended. Dinner was served and
varions games INDUCED in.
! While calling on her sister last Wednes-
day Mrs. Emma Fairchild was taken IN
and was obliged TO remain there several
days under the Doctors care.-Mrs. WIN
HolbroolS is quite i'll at their cottage at
Lake Park.
Miss Carrie Black of Coventry was the
guest of Mrs. A. T. Daley part of last
been entertaining company from Califor-
nia.-Miss Melinda Colby was in town
Wednesday.
Coventry.
s:Ira Wheelocl is clerking for H. c. Cleve-
land. n
John Wells has curiosity in the shape
of three-legged chicken.
The teachers have given excellent satisfac-
ton.
Grace Bean has so far recovered as TO be
able to be brought home from st. Johns
bury.
Clarence Brooks has finished work for
III. c. Cleveland and goes on TO the road to
work for a New York firm.
Our community was saddened last week
to learn of the death OF Myra Goddard,
wife of Russell Richardson. Mrs. Rich
ardson was injured by jumping from a
carriage a short time ago. Since that time
she has rapidly grown worse, ard died very
suddenly last Saturday noon while sitting
in bed reading note. Mrs. Richardson
had lived here but a short time but she
had won the love and respect of all. She
was an earnest Christian and a faithful at
tendant upon divine worship, and she died
in the triumphs OF faith. Herf uneral was
held on Sunday, Rev. O. T.. Aiken ofiica-
ting. Fer remains were taken 10 Stukely,
p. c., for burial.
West Derby.
c. Chappell and family have returned
from Burke
Mrs. f. Richardson is in very poor
health.-Mrs. T. G.. Blake Is no better.
Geo. Kendall has moved into the New
comb place on Lake Street.
Several from this place took in the ex-
cursion last Tuesday and report a fine
time.
The Misses Green and Maud Daring
have gone 10 North Woodstocl, for the
summer.
Colby stoddard of Charleston was in
town last week.-Mrs.. j. n. wilkins Is
her sister, Miss McIain, OF
HardwicS. Sleeper and wife OF Bos-
ton are visiting their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
q. l.. Sleeper.-Mr and Mrs. Carl A. White
are boarding with Miss Gertie Hunt, with
rooms at f. w. Stevens.
Mrs. Fifeld is entertaining visitors.
w. T. Kilburn is building an addition to
his barn.
c. Nye had a horse cut on some wire
fence recently.
Miss Jennie Foster was called TO New
last week by the sickness OF
her daughter, Mrs. Merrill.
Glover
Martin Bean Is az home.
Arthur Clark has been on the sick list.
John Mathie Is stopping at wnlouhgby
lake.
Frank Walcott raised an addition to his
barn last Friday.
The horse distemper prevails among the
horses of this section.
Six of the schools closed last week and
united Friday in picnic at Dry pond.
Charlie Clark has just returned from
where he went to attend the
exercises and the alumni
banquet.
Miss Francena Aldrieh was obliged
to leave her school last week on account
Of sickness. II. n. Davis taught the school
in her absence
The Ladies of the w. c. T. L. viii hold
IN ice cream social at the vestry of church
pm Friday afternoon, July sth. All corr
daily invited.
West Glover.
Mrs. James Cameron was called TO North
ield last week on account OF the serious
illness of a relative.
A picnic for the Sabbath school and
others is to be held on the camping ground