Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-10-16

was case OF d1stur bance In a Salvation
Army meeting.
Mrs. Persis Patch celebrated her S7th
birthday Oct. Sth, by walking from her
home to,and attending services at, tie f. b.
church in the morning and Advent in the
afternoon.
South Derby.
Myron Willard is quite sick.
w. t. Kilborn is painting his buildings.
Edward Daniels is sick with heart
trouble.
G. L. CrandaII is confined to the house
with lame knee.
Mrs. Fred Daniels came from McIndoes
after her goods last week. Sorry to lose
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels.
Charles Abbott is picking up his logs
along the river ana rafting them to Derby.
He found eighty of them together on one
meadow.
Glover.
Quite party from Glover attended the
Dewey celebration at Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoyt were at Green's
boro visiting relatives over Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Cong. church will
hold social at their vestry next Thursday.
All invited.
Mrs. Cheney has been having the south
end of her house cIapboarded, and other
repairs made.
Birdena Hall is home from the White
Mountain House, where she has been at
work through the season.
G. F. Osgood has purchased the Whitney
place of j. E. DwinelI. - Bert M. Sher-
burne has sold his farm on Sheffield
Heights to Mr.. Shepard.
Mrs. r. R. French stepped on nail last
Wednesday, making what has proved to
be a most painful wound.-Mrs. Alpha
Brooks Mabel Maxwell) has been danger
ously ill, but is reported better.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Bean visited in
Coventry last week.-Dan Drew and wife
of Arlington, Mass, are visiting at j. o.
Drew's.-Miss Mabel King has returned
from her visit to Boston, Lowell and other
places.
The band boys will give promenade
concert, by request, in P. G. Salmon's hall
in Greensb oro Bend next Wednesday
attend. Gentlemen % cents, ladies 10
cents. Promenade will commence at S:15.
A. A. Williams and wife have gone to
Northfield.-W. s. Mason and wife were in
Montpelier Dewey day.--Sherlock Gray and
wife have been on visiting trip and
took in the Dewey celebration on their
way. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall are taking care
80 I,<,1- 4 L.
Mrs. n. L. Dow and daughter Grace are
visiting in Albany.-Mrs. f. j. Torrant
and daughter of st. Johnsbury are visiting
at Chester Sherburne's.-Geo Bradley
and wife of Minneapolis, Mimi, are visit
ing at j. @. A. McLellan's .-Prentiss
Leonard is spending the week in Mont
pelier.
Rev. j. j. Lewis of Chicago, author of the
famous illustrated "Passion Play" will
give his two new lectures, ''Old New Eng
land, " and Through the Canadian Rock
les, y at the south church, Monday and Tues
day evenings, Oct 23rd, and 24th. Donot
miss the accounts of these historical and
interesting mountain travels of this popu-
lar lecturer, who is so skillful in delinaa-
ton and portraiture. For further particu-
lars see circulars.
West Glover.
A number from here attended the Dewey
reception.
Edwin Graves is home from his visit in
Massachusetts.
Mrs. Vincent if away on a visit to her |
parents at West Townshend.
Armour Anderson is painting his barn. |
Henry Tichurst is reshingling his build |
ings.
Bert Woodland is home from st. Johns |
bury. He has decided not to take up |
pharmacy at present.
James Teller is in very poor health. He
was one of our jurors but was excused by |
the judge from court last week on account |
of his physical condition.
Most of the schools were closed on
Dewey day and the boys had a chance to
shoulder their guns and rummage the
woods and fields for game.
Miss Kate Barry closed her school a week
on account of her mothers illness. Elmer
and Ada Barry are now home and Miss
Kate has returned to her school.
Remember the auction sale at the Bishop
Bros. farm next Thursday. Farm, stock
and everything connected with the carry
ing on of the place, to be sold. Sale to
commence at A. NJ.
Mr.. Alex McLaren is very sick
A. S. Clark has engaged to work for +.
Randall.
Sam Philbrook is having a furnace put
into his house.
Miss Mary Daniels died Friday evening