Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-06-19

Mrs. NI6n. BuII6TuSlQ anu ALcI3 anu
Miss Ellen Butterfield have returned from
Washington, D. c. where they spent some
months.
Mrs. Harvey is nicely settled in the Bap-
fist parsonage, and her mother, Mrs.
Dudley Davis, has come to stop with her
for time.
g. E. Twombly is pushing business on
his new lot on Water St., purchased of A.
A. Silver. 1t will make very desirable
building site.
Mr.. w. r. Spear is quite i'll. His familiar
and genial countenance is missed on the
street and his many friends hope for him
a speedy recovery.
The Ladies' Industrial Circle of the
Cong church held very pleasant gather
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
;Searles Friday afternoon.
Mrs F. w. Comings has returned from
her trip to Franklin Co.-Mr. George
Wilson, who went to. New York city to
work at the ice business, has returned.
Mrs. A. E. Knight is visiting her daugh-
ter, Louise Bickford, in Crystal, n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. AFRO Bryant recently visited
Scion Jackson's people at Lake Park farm.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Miss Ina Campbell,
former student and teacher in d. A., to
Prof. ingalls, of Hyde Park. They have
the best wishes of many friends in this
place.
Mrs. c. K. Bates and Misses Florence
and Edith Bates arrived Thursday morn
ing from New York to spend the summer
81 Mrc
Daley was the guest of Mrs. III. F. Black
of Coventry over Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Curtis Wiley barely escaped seri-
Gus injury one day last week. While
driving to Beebe Plain to attend the Bap-
fist convention held there, the horse be-
came frightened at an approaching train
and turned quickly around, tipping the
carriage over and damaging it quite good
deal
West Derby.
Children's Day will be observed at the
F. B. church next Sabbath at II a.. M.
The FB. church was cleaned last Thurs
day; it was hard days work for the few
who were there.
There was no service at the Advent
church yesterday on account of the camp
meeting at Beebe Plain.
Apparently we have gained the mastery
of the caterpiIlars in this village. Vigor
Gus measures have been taken and there is
little trace of their work among our trees,
both shade and fruit trees.
Mrs. Kingsley, living on Maple St., is
very i'll with typhoid fever Melvin Chap
pelI of Sheldon is reported gaining.
tin Holson and Harry CaswelI are both
able to be out of doors a little.
Mr.. Orvis of Canada is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. I. K. Lombard.-Mrs. Au
gusta Stoddard visited at A. G. Sawyer's
last week.-Mrs.. Ada Cobleigh has returned
to her home in East Charleston.
The Independent Foresters of West Der
by with their invited guests of Court Or
leans of Newport, attended servicesiat the
Advent church the 18th, fine sermon was
rendered by Elder Dockham. After the
church service the Foresters marched to
the cemetery ard decorated the grave of
Will Young, the only one of Court Honor
who has passed away since their organiza-
ton.
Beebe Plain.
Herbert Haselton's people have our
heratfelt sympathy in the loss of their
baby.
Rev. c. A. Finch and family have gone
to Ontario for a mOnth.-John Lougee |
visits in Compton for several weeks.
Those interested in the Adventist camp
meeting are trying to clear the grove of its
infestors to make it fit for occupancy.
Mr.. Cattle, a horse dealer from New |
Bedford, is stopping at Robert Harris |
while making his purchases. d. House
has sold him one of his sorrels.
Sam Robinson of Massawippi has rented
his place there to Mr.. English, and rents
H. B. Stewards Maloney house at Maple
Grove. Robinson is the new clerk at
Clarence Bailey's.
OF the sick at this place, Mr.. John MorriI
is about again.-Little hope is entertained
for the recovery of Lyman McClintock or
Bart Elder; Mr.. Farnsworth of Fitch Bay
cares for the latter.-Mrs. Hurd has been
very sick with fever at Austin Bodwell's,
but is improving. Charles Gordon
has gotten up from her illness much soon
er than could have been anticipated.-M
John Eaton is in Stanstead nursing.
Glover.
Frank Drew returns this week to his
work at Portsmouth,
Charlie Clark goes to Burlington to at
tend commencement.
II. II. Cook is painting his house.-W.
F. Clark has begun work on his barn.
Co. l., civil war veterans, held pleasant
reunion at Willoughby Lake last Wednes-
day.
Ava Chamberlain has hired Benjamin
Chamberlain to assist him in gathering