Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-07-24

III yoweII Mass are here to remain a few
weeks with Mrs. Eliza Hancock.-Dr
and Mrs. w. F. Templeton of Manchester
IN. I'll. are expected to-day at Stone Pond
-Lottie and Alice Mathie are visiting
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
AIcGaffey.- Nora Waterman and chill
hren have returned to their home in Barre
Mrs. George Phillips of Springfield,
RIass., visited relatives here last week.-H.
b. Phillips is in town.-Mrs. Gertie (Davis)
Wright of Manchester is with her parents.
Mrs. A. M. Randall is home from Hard
Rick.-Charles Smith is visiting his
Daughter and other friends.-Mrs. M. j.
Leonard and family of Barnet are visiting
atS S. A. Crosier's.- MATTE Kirby is stop
ping with her sister, Mrs. Alison Day
Mrs. HI. E. Kirby is caring for Mrs. Ed.
5Dewing Mr.. Belnap of Compton, 2. @.
IS visiting at Hiram Kirby's.
West Glover.
Miss Ada King, who has been quite sick
\ he past two weeks, is improving.
Henry Barber has been moving and fix
ing over horse barn for E. R. Cook.
John Arthur, after testing the various
kinds of separators has purchased an
american.
A. NJ. Beach has bought st. Adams
horse power and will soon erect house
for power, separator, etc.
New cottages are being erected on the
shores of Stone pond with sheds for the
horses, carriages, etc., which will add to
the comfort of the many visitors. This is
coming to be quite pleasant summer re-
sort.
Mrs. Colby from Canada is visiting her
brothers, VIM. and Isaac Drew.-Rev. and
Mrs. Gregory visited at III. Prescott's last
week.-Henry Clark and family have gone
to Johnson to visit Mr.. Clark's parents
Theda and Roy Jones of Johnson are visit
ing their grandfather, Gabriel Patterson,
and aunt, Mrs. A. M. Beach.-Mrs. John
Borland was in St. Johnsbury over Sun
day.-Mrs. Laura Hubbard Fuller, and
daughter Kate from Montpelier are visit
ing at Charles Hibbard's. Mrs. F. w.
Baldwin of Barton has been visiting her
brother, Chas. Hibbard.-T. Cameron of
Manchester is in town.-Mrs. VIM. Sly les
is going to Craftsbury to stop with her
daugh Mrs. Tollman, for time.
Greensboro.
Carl Batchelder has gone to Boston,
Mass.
The campers are to have an illumination
with fireworks the evening of July 25.
Geo. Simpson and wife of Hazardville,
Conn, are stopping with friends here for
a few weeks.
c. w. Wiley is working for DR.. w. E.
Bailey, building veranda which extends
ON two sides of his house.
lightning struck the telephone wire
leading to e. o. Randall's store last Fri
day, but fortunately no damage was done.
Mr. and Mrs. d. McFarlane have been
spending a few weeks with their daugh-
tiers, Mrs. William Lang and Mrs. Orange
King.
A s. CIarey's horse broke through
culvert on the river road last week, throw
ing Mr.. Clarey from the wagon. The only
damage sustained was the breaking of the
harness.
Mrs. Mary ingalls, and Mrs. Willie
ingalls, have gone to Old Orchard, Maine.
The Misses Dwyer were the guests of
Isabelle and Martha Lang recently.-Mrs.
Evans and her daughter, Mrs. Parsons,
have been stopping at Joe Clark's.-Mrs.
French has been visiting at E. II. Pope's.
Holland.
Mrs. VIM. Rush, who has been sick
most of the time since last fall, died last
Tuesday of heart failure. She was an
earnest Christian woman and will be much
IL for,o frIa
Owing to unfavorable weather the en-
tertainments given by Rev. Mr.. Farrow
were not so well attended as they should
have been, but those who were present
pronounced them both interesting and in
structive.
B. F. Jerome of Boston is in town to
superintend the cutting of the hay on his
farm here-Mr. and Mrs. Lahue and little
daughter of Richford are visiting relatives
and friends in town.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Scott had a dance at their home
July 18th in no Ior of ''Grandma'' Felch,
who is visiting them.
Mrs. Chas. Young of Derby closed a
very successful term of school in Dist. No.
6, with appropriate exercises at the town
hall. The exercises were opened with
prayer by Rev. Mr.. McDougal. The
children all did their parts nicely, showing
careful training on the part of their
teacher. Over one hundred friends were
present, and after the exercises ice cream
and cake was served by the ladies, after
which the people went home feeling that
they had spent most enjoyable evening.
Mrs. Young is one of our most successful
teachers and we hope she may decide to
come back here another term.
IraSburgh.
There will be a union temperance service