Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-08-07

helpful sermon.
Miss Pinney of Derby Center, Miss Smith
of Newport, Miss Tioe of Derby Line,
Miss Rogers and Miss Litchfield of New
port stopped at 4. T. McDougaIPs.. dur
ing summer school.
Geo. w. Buzzeil was at Clyde Falls last
week fixing the electric light plant. There
was no serious damage but some small
repairs were needed and the plant is now
in the best condition.
There is quite an amount of hay to be
cut in the county yet, and the rain which
came the first of July caused such growth
of grass after that time as to make the hay
crop much better than was expected early
in the season.
Miss Bessie Davis Of Somerville, Mass,
and Miss Mabel Brock of Barnet have been
visiting Miss Julia Owen during the past
week. Miss Brock will remain here few
days. Miss Davis is spending short time
at WiIIoughby lake.
G. H. Jewell, who has worked as COM
position in this Office for some time, has
finished work here. Mrs. Sara ID. Stone,
who worked here for many years, but who
has been in st. Johns bury during the past
three ears. has returned and is at work in
the office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Little and daughter
of Warren Summit, n. H., visited Mr..
Terrill and Mr.. and Mrs. Glazier last week.
They drove here and in coming through
Glover the horse broke through bridge,
throwing the little girl out, but fortunately
she was not injured.
Geo. FL. Davis has just placed another
fine glass show case in his store. This
gives him a complete set of cases and a
finer lot can not be found in this section
of the state. Mr.. Davis is constantly in
creasing his stock of goods and with it
must come an increase of business.
Mr.. o. D. Owen has traded the Geo. Nye
place with Mrs. A. G. Austin for the old
creamery property and will soon fit the
building up in good shape, making two
tenements. There are several parties in
the village looking for tenements and
there appear to be none to let.
DB Stedman of this village and o. L.
French of Brattleboro, who has been stop
ding in Glover for a few weeks, have gone
this afternoon for a climb up Owls head.
It is said that a splendid view can be OBJ
tanned from the top of this mountain on
clear day and the trip is well worth max
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. Foster and two chill
dren of Newport and Mrs. c. 1. Vail Of
BIairstown, Ia, formerly of Irasburg,
stopped at A. NJ. Towers for time last
week. They were returning home from
two weeks drive through Lamoille and
Washington counties and report a very
pleasant trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Batchelder, who have
been camping by the side of Crystal lake
for some weeks, have returned home. MIR.
and Mrs. Baldwin, who have been camping
with them, will remain there some time
longer. Mrs. Baldwin's parents from
Mortified and her sister from Washington,
D. c., are to be with them for a time,
Mr. Wires from Milford, n. II. has been
stopping at Hotel Barton during the past
week. Mr.. Wires took a party Of friends
for drive through Bloomington one day,
the trip being made a very pleasant one
and all returned to the hotel feeling that
the day had been we'll spent and apprecia-
ting Mr.. Wires endeavors in their behalf.
The base ball team plays the Newport
Center team at Newport next Wednesday,
this being a league game. If it is a rainy
day the game will be postponed until
Friday afternoon following. The Barton
boys have other league games as follows:
Barton Landing Aug. Is, Lowell at Barton
Aug. %, and Newport Center at Barton
Aug. 31st.
A party of ten young people left this
morning for o. Fl. Mossman's cottage ct
WiIloughby lake and will remain there
until next Monday. The party was made
up as follows: Miss Maud Mossman, Ida
and Mabel Miles, Clara G. CoIburne, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry House of Newport, Andrew
Robat1lle of Newport, Clarence CoWles of
Craftsbury and W. NJ. Wright.
A party of ten young people left this
morning for o. FL. Mossman's cottage at
WilIoughby lake and will remain there
until next Monday. The party is made up
as follows: Miss Maud Mossman, Ida and
Mabel Miles, Clara Q. Colburne, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry House of Newport, Andrew
Robitille, of Newport, Clarence CoWles of
Craftsbury and w. NJ. Wright.
Unclaimed letters in the post Office
August 9: Mrs. L. w. Barden, Daniel Bean, ]
Miss George Campbell, Eli Carter, 3, Miss
Maude S. Childs, Peter Cote, Mrs. Joseph
Gilman, Mr.. Keneth Goad, Josie Hamilton,
Mr.. NJ. Z. Leighton, care of A. P. Rowe,
Miss Bertha A. Miller, Miss Mary Mcleod,
Daniel NagOon, S. S. Philbrick, w. IT.
Perrin, Miss Susie Worth, care Mrs. Sarah |
Raymond, Miss Helen Whitney, 2.
The band boys went to Glover last Thurs