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


Quite a number from here attended the
missionary meeting at South Albany last
Sunday.
Willard Ames had his foot quite badly
hurt while working on Eugene Anderson s
barn one day last week.
While John Bean of Barton was driving
here his horse became frightened throwing
Mr.. Bean out and breaking the carriage.
Glover grange will meet next Saturday
at 1 O'Clock p. m. Work in first and sec
and degrees. Deputy Dow of Hardw1ck
is expected to be present.
The Earnest Workers will hold social
at the vestry of the NJ. E. church next
Wednesday afternoon and evening. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
Mr.. G.. A. Rash, who drives the stage be-
tween this village and Barton, has been
taking a vacation and hay1ng on his
fathers farm. Mr.. Mcclure drives the
stage for him.
NIyra Carpenter started last week for
visit in LamoilIe and Washington counties
hoping to regain her health so as to re-
turn to her work here soon. Her sister
jeanne goes with her.
OUR Was SIOaCAy oouNOhOu
bv the sudden death last Thursday night
of Mrs. j. @. A. Mcclellan. She was taken
i'll at LyndonvilIe a few weeks ago and had
not fully recovered, although she seemed
to be gaining slowly when she was sud
denly stricken down with paralysis and
died almost instantly. Mrs. Mcclellan
was of a quiet, retiring nature, one who
cared little for society, but most genial,
hospitabIe and CHEEKY in her home and
much beloved by everyone. A husband
and four daughters survive her and they
have the deepest sympathy OF the COM
munity. The funeral is to be held at the
South church this afternoon. Rev. Mr..
Sheaff of Barton officiating.
Levi Mobiles of Morrisvlie is at work for
j. Arthur living Carr is visiting friends
in Sheffield. Sutton and Wheelock.-Matie
Kirby is visiting her friend, Maud Paddle
ford-Wm. Richie has been making John
Salmon a visit. The second one since
coming to this country ffty-four years
ago.-Jennie May Salmon is spending her
vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Elijah Stone,
at AIbany-Fred Dwinen and family are
at u. E. Dwinell's.-Roy Christy and wife
of Manchester are at home for few weeks
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loughby over Sunday.-Mrs. Joel Chrity
is no better. DIR. Ruggles was called as
council Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
Royston are visiting at g. M. Cuthbert-
sons in Greens boro.-Mrs. Frank Scott
and family are visiting at Lindol French's.
Mrs w. H. Ford and son Howard of
LyndonvilIe are spending the week with
Mrs. r. E. French.
West Glover.
Mrs. Anderson has been camping with
the McFarlane's at WilIoughby.
VIM Styles is at Montpelier visiting his |
mother-Mrs. Donovan returned to Bos- |
ton Saturday.
Rev John Mcdonald of Plymouth, who
was called here to officiate at Mrs. Merri-
ANS funeral, remairs in town few days
calling on his old friends who are glad to |
see him.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Anderson of Albany |
have been stopping with Mrs. Anderson's !
sister at the old home for a week or more.
Mr.. Anderson is in very poor health, and
his many friends feel much anxiety in re-
gard to him.-AIrs. Ben Mason has been
stopping with her sister, Mrs. Ezra Clark.
Blake and Mr.. Field of Hardwick were in
town Tuesday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Merriam.-CharIes Woodland has sold
his place to Willard Barry of Irasburgh,
who has taken possession.-Mr. and Mr..
Cook from Yarmouth, Maine are here
Theda and Roy Jones returned to their
home in johnson last week; their cousin,
Miss Lennie Beach, returned with them
Mrs. David Baker has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Burnham from Wat
serbury visited at J. Shatney's last week.
Greensboro.
Mrs. Mary c. ingalls, returned from Old
Orchard Beach last week.
L. s. Collins and wife took in the excur-
sion to Woodbury. last Saturday.
Thomas w. Gabbie and family spent
several days in Ryegate last week.
z Mrs. William Lang has been camping at
'Winoughby with party from Barton.
Warren CasweH is putting on another
\ story TO his house. R. c. Christie and son
are doing the work.
Fred Eastman has gone to Taunton,
Mass, where he expects job as motorman
on the electric cars.
4 Charles Wright of Worcester, Mass,
former Greens boro boy, is visiting his
brothers John and George.
Martha and Isabelle Lang, Mabel Esdon,
Florence Wilson and Mrs. Frank Chase
ATTENDED summer school at Hardwick.
R. a Richie, who has been sick for
some time, is improving Anna Mil
Ter is improving and is now able to ride