Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-10-10

Wednesday evening, Oct. 5. 1t was at
tended by relatives and a few intimate
friends. The gifts were numerous, useful
and beautiful. The happy couple reached
their home in Bolton Thursday evening,
where large company gathered to give
them loving greetings, and to the fair
bride Canadian welcome. Miss Kate was
one of our best young ladies, and will be
long missed IN home; church and social
circles.
Glover
Geo. Scott has moved into the tenement
over Dement'S paint shop.
John Mcclellan and wife drove to West
Burke last week to visit Mrs. McLellan's
parents.
Glenn Cooks eyes are much improved
by the treatment she is undergoing at st.
Johnsbury.
Chester Sherburne is shingIing his build
ings.-Martin Abbott and Joel Christie are
painting the r. e. French store and house.
David Leonard fell from Mr.. Corliss
barn last week, driving nail through the
palm of his hand, inficting a painful
wound.
Mrs. n. R. Young has gone to her home
in Charleston, Mass. Her husband will go
there as soon as he completes his musical
engagement at Portland.
Rev. Mr. Mcdonald is in town for time.
Mrs. Mcdonald is expected Ia;er.-Charlie
Patterson and Miss Alice Farr from North
field spent last week at A. A. Williams.
George Jerome is sick with typhoid fe-
ver.-Mrs. o. V. Percival is at her sons
very ilI.-Harris Drew is suffering from an
abscess. Henry E. Clark is also similarly
affiicted.-Mrs. George Goodwin is under
the doctors care.
West Glover.
Rev. A. B. Blake and wife are visiting in
town.
G. G. King and wife, and Charles Clark
and John Young attended the Sunday
school convention at Newport. Rev. Mr..
Vincent goes to Bellows Falls this week as
delegate to the Christian Endeavor con-
vention.-Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Cook are
delegates to the State Sunday school con-
vention. \Is. s.N"i' ' eft
The relatives and friends of Mrs. Diana
(King) Sawyer are sorry to hear of her
severe illness at her Western home.-Mrs.
Mary Anderson, who has been very feeble
at her daughters, Mrs. David Gilmour,
is slowly gaining Miss Annie Shields is
sick with typhoid fever.-Mrs. Myrtle An
derson is more comfortable
Greensboro.
Samuel Hill is at work building a well
and otherwise improving his recently
purchased village property.
j. j. Goodrich of Norfolk, Neb., has been
in town and vicinity. He has been stop
ping few days with Mrs. L. R. Goodrich.
AT the annual meeting of the Congrega-
tional society F. F. Smith, G. c. King and
S. ohilbrooL were elected Prudential com
mittee, A. E. Person, clerk; j. A. Crane,
treasurer.
Nathan Remission, an old resident, was
buried Sunday, the End inst. Although |
feeble in health, he had been as well as us
ual until few days before his death. His |
age was 50 years.
A very pleasant time was enjoyed last |
Tuesday evening, when about seventy of |
the friends of S. p. Pinney and wife called |
upon them. 1t was a genuine surprise, |
were entertained in a cordial manner.
Irasburgh.
Mrs. Clark Bailey is very ill with mala-
rial fever.
Mrs. Henry HENDERSON picked two qu rs
of nice raspberries Oct. 9th.
Joseph Tetrault is putting up a cream
cry just below Eugene Websters place
Fiftyfive of the young people attended
the husking at c. w. Keith's last Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Minerva Keith has returned home
from Troy where she has been spending
the summer with her daughter.
Mrs. Margaret Sylvester returned to her
home in Nashua, n. H., last week.-Fred
Sears is in Montpelier to represent the
town at the Legislature.
The boiled victuals supper for the La
dies Aid last Friday, in charge of Miss
Eunice Wheeler, was well attended and
the proceeds added a nice little sum to the
treasury.
Mrs. VIM. Bennett died last Friday after
only weeks illness. Her brother and
sister from Canada were with her the last
few days of her life, also her two sons, AL
bert and Alfred Beede.
Educational Sunday was very pleasantly
observed yesterday afternoon. All of the
schools in town were present and the adj I
dress by Rev. j. K. Fuller was excellent
and encouraging to both young and old.
The George Washington rally to be given
oy the ladies of the NJ. E. church at the
court house hall, has been postponed to
Friday evening, Oct. H. The band will be
present and render patriotic selections.
Cake and ice cream will be served.