Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-03-20
.bution.-H. L. Daley has had peoples
eDbone mt into his hOuse

NJ tribution-H L. Daley has had peoples
nj telephone put into his house.
Miss Ida Clark has gone to Manchester
a NJ III. to work.-Walter John son has gone
" 10 Nashua, N II. to work in the same
pIace as before enlistment in 1st. n. I'll
Regiment last May.
John Clark is moving back from Troy
into the Lynch house.-Mrs. Sawins has
moved to GIover.-George Bryant has
taken the job of building a new store
house 60X3O at the pulp-mill.
The masquerade promenade iu Magoon' s
Fl hall Friday evening was largely attended
N by many maskers. Gents first prize
awarded to Mr.. Baldwin; ladies prize to
n Mrs. Clinton Tucker and the BOBBY prize
y to Jennie Bedell.
Glover
At the auction at w. S. McDoweus, COWS
averaged to sell for little oyer $50.
Forrest Osgood and Frank Drew return
H his week to their work at Portsmo nth, n.
H.
Glover Grange will give literary enter
'tainment and sugar party at the Cong 4
|ivestry Wednesday evening, March 22, to
which all are cordially invited.
The Earnest Workers will hold social
in the M. E. church vestry Tuesday eve
ming, March n. Candy, nuts and pop
corn will be served. All are invited.
Mrs. Walter Gray is improving after her
iIlness.-Wiu Royston is off duty with a
very lame knee, the apparent cause of an
injury received several months since.
Myra Carpenter has returned to her mil
Iinery shop, a little improved in health
r. s. Jones of South Troy made visit
among old friends recently.-Laura Rich is
to work at DR.. n. l.. Davis this year.-Mrs.
Roxana Jones has been visiting her friends
in this place.
James Walker has paper of the last is
sue of the ssCitizen,'' Confederate paper
printed at Vicksburg July 2, 1863, two days
prior to Grants entering the city. 1t is
printed on wall paper, is quite interesting
as a relic of the war and as a proof of the
straits the people were put to before the
city was captured.
A happy party of little folks assembled in
the home of the Davis Bros. last Friday TO
celebrate the birthday of Master Phil.
Among the guests, besides the grand par
ents was great, great grandmother ageo
81 wears, a great uncle Y years old, and
MANY Others that enjoyed the occasion
fully as much as the merry children.
MIR. and Mrs Chas. Kimball went to
St. Johnsbury to attend the wedding of
their daughter, Jennie, who was married
at that place to Harry Hovey. The we'd
ding took place at the home of Mr.. HoVey's
parents. Miss Kimban was born and has
always lived in this town and in Barton.
Her many friends in this vicinity extend
best wishes and congratulations.
West Glover,
Mr. Gabriel Patterson had the misfor-
tune to jam his foot badly while in the
woods loading logs. He is now laid up
for repairs.
Harvey Terry and his mother have gone
to Burlington to visit Mrs. Terry's daugh-
ter also to obtain medical aid at the hos
pitaI there.
Mrs Violet Wheatley arrived from Peaks
Island, Me-, last Friday. She is stopping
with her sister, Mrs. Serepta Vance, and
will remain in this locality a couple of
months.
A. s. Wheatley of Peaks Island, Me-, is
in this locality and soliciting orders for the
Gerrish nursery. He reports Mr.. Bleifiing,
one of the injured at the time of the dyn-
amite explosion there, as improving rapid
ly.
James Cameron has bought No. 3 De-
Laval separator. He tried it in COMPETE
ton with the ''gravity" cans recently and
found that with 1868 lbs of milk for each
system that the gravity, gave 164 pounds
of butter, while the DeLaval made 81
pounds.
David Jerome will take G. N. Hibbard's
sugar place.-Will Cameron has scattered
several hundred buckets so as to be ready
for the first run of sap. w. r. Aldrich
helps him through the sugar season.-Fred
Wright of Irasburgh works for E. r. Cook
this season. Moses PartIow has taken his
sugar place.
Mrs. Joseph Crane has returned to her
home in reensboro.-Miss Annie Ander
son of Albany has been spending a few
days with her cousin, Mrs. G. F. Cutler
Miss Winnie Woodland, after visiting
friends in the north part of the county,
went to Masonville, Canada to visit friends.
Miss Belle Sisco of Sheffield is here, Wis
iting atIher grandfather's, Charles Sisco.--
Juson Stevens creamery horses thought
they would take trip on their own re-
sponsibility, so they started out of II.
Prescott's yard going toward West Glover
and overlook David Cameron, who was
driving a one horse express sled. They
ran into his team and threw Mr.. Cameron
off from the sled passing over him injuring
his side and badly bruising his face. His
team ran and was caught at West Glover.