Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-09-11
for some time, returned to her home Thurs
day to resume her duties as teacher.

Addie Blake and sister, Mrs. jerks visited
friends in Essex Co. last week.-Mrs.. L. r.
Stevens moves to st. Johnsbury this week.
&C. e. Tower and family have returned
from Rochester, VIA very pleasant ev-
ening was passed the 9Th by friends of
Rev. S. H. Wilkins and wife, in the F. b.
vestry.-Rev. j. H. Wilkins attended the
''yearly meeting at STAFFORD, VT, last
week-returning Saturday p. ma tiny
daughter was welcomed in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcclure Aug. 26.-Mrs.
Louise Grandy accompanies Mrs. Hanson
and children to Portland, Maine, this
week. She will remain through the winter
if climate is beneficial to her.
Glover.
A little daughter at r. E. French's.
Mrs. Clara Grow Of Bloomington is car
ing for Mrs. R. E. French.
Mrs. Eliza Clark Page has just received
news of the deanh of her youngest son in
Kansas.
The Mite Society will serve ice-cream at
the social Fridry afternoon. All are cord
tally invited.
News has been received of the death of
Ned r. Young's little child at their home
in Boston. Much sympathy is felt for the
bereaved parents.
Little Forest Drew is quite sick.-Her-
man Mcclure is very i'll. His daughter
Della has been here and his sons wife is
here now.
The promenade last Thursday evening
proved quite a success notwithstanding
the many hinderances. Another will be
held two weeks from tonight.
n. l.. Simpson has sold his place here to
j. E. DwineIl and has bought the Capt. S.
B. Tucker farm at Barton Landing of n.
B. Durham and will move there soon.
CARD.-We wise to extend our sincere
thanks to those who so kindly assisted us
through the sickness, death and burial of
our beloved wife and mother.
j. p. Christie,
Mrs. Lulie Jenness,
Roy S. Christie,
G.. Leo Christie.
Mrs. Joel Christie, whose illness has
been mentioned from time to time, was
buried last Wednesday. Mrs. Christie was
a quiet, pleasant woman, and had many
friends in town. She leaves a husband.
two sons and a daughter. The family have
the full sympathy of the community in
their sorrow.
Miss Cora Marsh, the teacher at Naples,
has recognized the school Literary Club"
The following officers were elected; Pres.
Morton Kirby; vice Pres. John Salmon;
Sec. jeanne Holloway; Elk. Com. Cora
Marsh, Ella Jones, Alice Clark, The first
meeting was held at the schoolhouse on
Thursday evening, twenty members being
present. The district have joined with the
school for the purpose of helping the
scholars and also receiving help themselves.
Miss Addie Heath of Boston is visiting
friends in town.-Mrs. w. {. Leonard of
New London, n. II. wss in town a few
days last week.-Mr. and Mrs. James l..
Drew of Wheelock, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Hood from Turner's Falls visited at F. H.
Percivals last week.-Mrs.. Sarah Drew
has gone to Portsmouth to be gone some
H. Percival and wife spent last
week at st. Johns bury.-Mrs. Darling of
Canada is visiting her father, r. j. Jones.
Will Jones is in town putting up cave
spouts.
West Glover.
DR.. Warren Clark and family of Brock
ton, and DIR. Caleb Clark and family of
Holbrook returned to their homes Friday.
Cadda Graves, who has been in Green's
boro for the past year, visited at home re-
Gently. She goes to Hardwick to school |
this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Bates have been
the past week in Greensboro and |
Hardwick.-Harry Hubbard is attending |
school at Barton.
G. G. King, James Teller and George |
Young were at Newport last week attend
ing court.-Quite a delegation from here |
attended the fair at Sherbrooke. The peo- |
pie are all planning to attend the fair at
Barton.
Rev. ]. w. Harris is away on a short
vacation.
Road Commissioner Cook has done
some good work on our streets during the
past week.
G. l.. Baker is very sick; his friends have
but little hopes of his recovery.-Mrs. Ed
ward Holloway is sick.
The services at the Four Corners con-
Quoted by Rev. E. r. Ross from the Bend
Ire quite largely attended.
F. E. Pope, E. R. Collins and r. j.
ShurtIeff attended the Sherbrooke fair last
week. They report good show of cattle.
Geo. Simpson and wife returned to Con-
lecticut last week.-Duncan McFarlane,
5r. and wife are visiting relatives in GLOW
n.
w. A. Jackson and H. NJ. Cutbertson
ire the petit jurors and A. S. Clary the
grand juror drawn to serve the present term
If court.