Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-10-02


served in the F. b. church vestry by the
Ladies' Aid, next Thursday. All invited.
Chas. Mcclure and family are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Edith Magoon, i'm
Lowell, Mass.-Rev. J. VI. wilkins and
family went to Hardwicll Friday.
Rev. Joseph Hamilton OF Newport
preached in the Advent church here yes
terday. j. b. Holton of w. Charleston
occupied the pulpit of the f. b. church.
The aged mother of Mrs. CIV. Doclxham
is very low from the effects of a paralytic
shock.-J. f. Gray is very ill., Roy Daley
is on the sick list, also Mrs. Elmer Rich
ardson.
Rev. j. i. Smith, a former pastor OF the
f. b. church, now OF Berwick, Me-. is ex-
pected here this week with his wife, for
visit among friends and acquaintances.
He is expected to preach next Sabbath In
his old pulpit.
About twenty relatives and friends gath
cred at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. LOOMS
Miller the evening of Sept. p, TO witness
the marriage of Fred White and Miss
Gertrude Hunt, sister of Mrs. Miller, Rev.
J. III. wilkins officiating. The bridal
couple very quietly gave their friends the
slip, by succeeding in taking the 10:4O pm.
train for st. Johnsbury without the usual
rice-shower, torpedoes, etc.
Bcebe Plain.
The McGaffey house at Stanstead juno
ton is soon to be occupied by Ernest
Blake.
Favorable reports of improvements OF
-,
ceived for which all will be grateful.
Robert Mcintosh has gone to st. Johns,
Que, expecting to remain some time
Geo. Somerville and Robert Brodie have
gone to Hardwick; Mrs. Brode and chill
dren have also gone as Mr.. Brodie is to re-
main there.
George Lorimer, an old gentleman who
had lived here alone over forty years, was
found dead in his house last week. lie
had been in poor health for some time.
The funeral was held at the residence OF
VIM. Lorimer, Rev. IL. S. Kilborn ofiiciat-
ing.
Miss Victoria Elder has returned to Bos-
ton.-Miss Bartlett has returned home
Mrs. Willis Lougee is i'm Boston visiting
among relatives and friends.-Wnl II.
Knight of Boston, formerly of this place,
has been spending several days among
friends here.
Glover.
R. J. Jones has rented n. NJ. Lewis
farm for another year.
DR.. E. A. Leonard returned to Boston
for the winter, last week.
Arthur Clark was obliged to remain at
home from his school last week on account
of sickness.
George Wilson has purchased gasoline
engine with which to run his lathe and
bellows in his blacksmith shop.
A new daughter at Arthur Salmon's, and
a little boy at Ezra Clarks.-L. l.. Drew
and wife are the proud parents of an ia
Id. girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Dwinell attended
the Grout celebration last week at Kirby.
Miss Mary Norton has gone to Water
bury to work as head cook i'm the asylum.
The ladies' literary club has resumed it's
weekly meetings and at present will meet in
the afternoon at 2 o'clock. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs. McGahey
on Tuesday.
Mr.. Fletcher moves to Barton this week.
Mr.. Simpson has vacated the Whitney
place, and Burton Campbell is moving
there. He will work for the Percival
Furniture Co.
The band boys are to give grand mas
querade promenade at Institute hall
next Friday evening to commence at s:15
p. m. These occasions are always very en-
joyable ones and the audience next Friday
evening will feel well paid for the time
and money spent, and besides, this will
help TO maintain the band i'm which our
people take much pride. Let all who can,
attend. Admission, gentlemen, % cts;
ladies, free.
Mrs. Eliza Standish Chapman visited at
Freeman Beams last Week.-Mrs. Ethel
Hemenway has been visiting friends here.
&C. j. Darling and Clara LOOMS visited
at Richard Dement'S recentIy.-Mrs. Sarah
Drew has returned from Portsmouth,
Mrs. Mamie Bean has been staying with
her parents for several weeks. Her
5. j. Bean, came last Thursday
L. b. Wiley and wife are away on a two
weeks visit.
John w. Titcomb visited w. S. Mason
last Tuesday and looked over Stone pond
and the other public waters of Glover I'm
view of taking lake trout spawn for
the u. S. hatchery at st. Johnsbury.
The same day Horace w. Bailey shipped
about $4,000 lake trout fngerlings which
were planted in Stone pond, making in all
planted this season about 1900, which
must in short time greatly improve the
fishing in the pond.
Mr. and Mrs Inhn Arfhnr were snmn-