Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-07-03

Vi Dolton, r. ", are visiting at &. II.
Green s.-Mrs. Forrest Cousins lis at II.
Doneghy's; many others are entertaining
| guests.
Mr.. Babcock, living near the Inter-
national mill, recently lost fine COW.
which was poisoned by eating grass i'm her
pasture, through which a neighbor carried
pals of paris green.
Captain Wilson OF the Salvation ARMY
has closed her labors here and is ENJOYING
short furlough at her home in Perth
Ontario, before resuming work Captain
Harvey Banks of Quebec takes charge OF
the work in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sleeper are enioy-
ing the home coming OF all but one OF
their seven children, most ofwhom are nc
companied by their families; one daugh-
ter comes from Topeka, Kansas. n son
from Chicago, ILL.,, three sons from Boston.
Mass, etc. 1t has been twenty years
since all have met at home.
Beebe Plain.
Rev. Il. b. Sutherland OF Montreal has
been supplying the pulpit for Rev. c. A
Finch.-Miss Lizzie Pococl1 has been home
from Manchester for a visit.-Mrs. Bull
lock is here with her daughter. Mrs.
Willis Longe, who is very sick.-Mrs.
Gilhllan has been visiting her father, DIR.
Hazelton in Barnet.-Mr. Knox has great
ly changed the appearance OF his tenant
house by coat of paint.-Mrs. Ella House
kirke has moved into the MoGaffy house,
Key. Joseph Lorimer OF GeorRia was
here last week to attend the Baptist con-
vention.-Miss Annie Tinker, who has
been attending school in Boston, is home
again.-Mrs. McKinstry and Mrs. j. T..
Glen were here to attend the campmeetinR
and were guests of their sister, Mrs. w. M.
Wright.-MIss Kate House, who has been
at the Vermont Methodist Seminary for
the past three months, is home.-John G..
Elder, proprietor of Hotel Beebe Plain Is
travelling salesman for the Shuttleworth
Medicine Co. He is away for a months
trip.
Glover.
Arthur Campbell and John A. wylie
are among the sick ones.
Mr.. and MRS. Will Royston are TO work
another year for John Mcclellan.
Children's Sunday, July 9th, at Univer-
salist church. Concert at 1880 p. m.
DIR. E. A. Leonard of Boston is in town
for the summer stopping with his parents.
There was large reunion OF members OF
the Stone family at p. G.. Stones last
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Arthur has taken home and is
caring for the youngest child OF Jim Grove
during its fathers illness.
A. b. Rich, f. c. Clark, Kelton and
Salmon, have each bought the combina-
ton machine from the American Harrow
Co.
The Naples school closes Saturday,
July Sth, with a basket picnic at Silver
Lake. There will be few exercises in the
afternoon and general good time. All
are cordially invited.
Mrs. II. E. Kirby is in Sheffield visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Alison Day.-Mrs.
Dudley and daughter from West Charles
ton visited at r.. j. Jones last week.--H.
Nj. Salmon visited his brother in Green's
boro lately.-John Salmon has been Civ
ing his house a coat OF paint.
We are sorry to say that on account OF
poor health Myra Carpenter has been
obliged TO give up her shop here, but her
many friends will be glad TO learn that she
will continue to do dressmaking at her
home, and also give her customers good
trade in millinery goods, which she has on
hand.
r. Nj. Walker drove TO Roy Dexter's this
morning TO get drawing tub, and while
in the yard the horses became frightened
and started to run. Mr.. Walker grasped
them by the brides and was dragged by
the horses several feet, and when Mr.. Dex-
ter reached him and quoted the horses he
found Mr.. Walker was dead. Further par
ticulars will be given next week.
TheIGlover Grange held a meeting at
their hall Saturday to initiate candidates.
Eight new members were taken into the
order and received the third and fourth
degrees, after which banquet was served.
The members of the grange consist OF some
of the best people of Glover, the member
ship is rapidly increasing, harmony seems
now to prevail, and the order is now In
very prosperous condition. Next meeting
July 18th.
Mr.. Sam Bean and Miss Mamie Hall
were united in marriage at the brides
home last Tuesday evening, Rev. Mr.. Nc
Donald officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Bean
were born and have always lived in this
town and are among our most popular
young people, and we hope they viii de-
eide to return here TO live. They left for
Springfield, Mass, Tuesday night, some
expecting TO make their home there. Mr..
and Mrs. Bean have the hearty congratu-
lations and best wishes of all.
Olin French of Brattleboro is visiting at
Henry Davis'-Mr. and Mrs. Martin ABB
bot and Rev. Mr.. Alexander attendedsthe
G. A. r. lencampment at Montreal.-Mr.