Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-05-23

III. l.. Hartwell in behalf OF the Congrega-
tional church and community. Aresponse
was made by the pastor. Fine music was
rendered by the choir, a solo by Walter
Seaver was worthy of special mention.
Cake and coffee were served ia the vostry
during the social hour.
West Derby. ........s
Ira Adams of Springfield, Mass, is here
on business. ...-
~, VIM. McAuley moves into tho Boynton
house on Clyde st. today.
A. J. White is building house on the
place occupied by c. o. Grimes.
Miss Myrtle Whitney is suffering from
badly sprained ankle.-Miss Iillie Hunt Is
very low with consumption.
L. p. Clinton gave a lecture Wednesday
evening in the f. b. church. His remarks
were enjoyed by large audience
Extensive improvements are being made
at our electric light station. When COM
pleted there will be no better electric light
plant in the state.
Several from this place, having relatives
and friends at Camp Olympia, went TO see
them Tuesday returning Wednesday night
They report the boys in good health and
spirits and eager to go on.
Glover
Mr.. Truman Cook is in very poor health.
Mrs.Lucy Reed of Barton visited in town
last week.
Miss Nellie Ash is at work at Charles
McLellan's.
Mrs. j. e. Dwinell is visiting her daugh-
ter in Lyndonville.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet i'm
their vestry next Thursday.
Mrs. Simon Smith is assisting Miss Car
penter in her millinery rooms.
George Wilson is repairing and greatly
improving his house and grounds.
Mrs. Mary e. Darling is stopping at
Richard Baments for the present.
Mrs. Stella Wilson is having her house
shingled and other repairing done.
1t is reported that George Hudson has
bought the Walter Phillips place; price
5000.
Mrs. Hetty Scott is stopping at IL. n.
Davis'.-Mrs. Miller has moved i'm with
Mrs. Henry Phillips.
n. III. Wilson is doing considerable work
clearing off bushes and otherwise improv-
ing the Darling place.
Mr.. Hudson of Sheffield has bought the
Walter Phillips house, but will LOT take
possession until fall.
Mrs. A. NJ. Randall is in Manchester,
n. II. She will visit in Littleton and West
Lebanon before returning.
The ladies of Mason w. II. G. will fur
nish dinner at their rooms on Memoria
Day. Price ten cents each.
Roy Davis spent couple of days with
his brother at Burlington, just before the
company started for Chickamauga.
Mrs. Fanny Carr and her two sons, Dan
and living, have arrived home from Man
chester with the intention OF occupying
their farm the coming summer.
At the annual meeting OF the w. G. T. u.
the following officers were chosen: Pres,
Mrs. Addie NJ. Williams; vice Pres, Mrs.
Sarepta Vance; Sec and Treas, Mrs. Helen
Percival; delegates, Mrs. s. N. Clark, Mrs.
Sarepta Vance; Alt, Mrs. Il. NJ. Dwinell,
Mrs. Ii. NJ. Percival.
West Glover.
Charlie Gray is saving shingle for III.
Barber.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Bar Der have been visit
ing friends in Craftsbury.
Cyril Brooks, who has been on the sick
list, is worse and returned to his home last
week.
We are pleased to note that Rollo Vincent
continues to improve and is able TO ride
out.
John Woodland is repairing his house.
Mcdowell begins work on Mr..
Rich's barn this week.
Eugene Anderson has hired the Guy
Anderson place and has taken possession.
Guy Anderson and family have moved TO
Craftsbury.
Henry Fisher, formerly OF this town
now of North Dakota, is visiting his broth
err, G. p. Fisher.-Miss Curtis OF Haverhin
spent Sunday with Mrs. Agnes Cook.
G. p. Fishers large barn was raised last
Thursday. There were ashundred or more
there, goodly gathering being present
from the village where Mr.. Fisher formerly
lived. Ed Walcott was on hand with his
Kodak and took some pictures. Mr.. Fisher
has provided for an extra drainage by put
ting wide ditch over a hundred feet i'm
length on either side covered with fiat
stones and dirt; the wall is built largely OF
granite. Mr.. Mcdowell, the foreman, had
a good stout frame, 1OOx45 IT,, and when
Mr.. Fisher will oubtedly
have as good a barn as can be found i'm this
locality.
e. V. Scott soldltwo cows recently 10 II.