Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-05-15

houses ABOVE.
West Derby.
Mrs. p. Tarbox has moved into the II. a.
Blake house on Main street. ID. Wood has
moved to Batesville.
e. HI. Wood and wife attended the we'd
ding of their daughter Florence, to Nelson
Crawford at Irasburgh last Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Bert Day is visiting at Luke Days.
Mrs. Gertie Dupont is home from Clare
mont, N. H.-Win Hauver has gone 10
Montpelier.
Word has been received OF the marriage
of H. s. Mott, formerly of this place, now
living in Manchester, N. H., and Sadie
Foster of Bolton, p. @.
Dea. l.. Cummings and wife, also Mrs.
Ada Cobleigh of Charleston are visiting at
A. Q. Sawyer's. Mrs. Daley OF stanstead
Co. p. O., is visiting her son, III. L. Daley.
A little is being done in the line of TOM
perance work in our midst, with great
need of much more. The Devil and HIS
assistants are very busy. May those who
respect the law and desire the good OF
their fellowbeings be equally energetic.
Mrs. Charles Gay died very unexpectedly
Friday, after an illness OF five days, leav-
ing husband and one daughter, Mrs.
Mabelle Leavitt, to mourn her loss.
Funeral services at the home Sunday
afternoon, Rev. j. II. wilkins officiating.
The Grandy shop caught fire last We'd
nesday but was discovered i'm season 10
prevent much damage. A brush fire i'm
Brady's woods near Indian Point ON
Thursday did considerable damage owing
to the high wind, necessitating hard work
from teams and men to put IL out, the
welcome rain also aiding them.
Beebe Plain.
Mrs. Austin Bodwell is visiting i'm Lowell,
Mass.-Dr. and Mrs. Gilfllan have been
visiting their parents I'm Barnet.
John Morrill, who has been sick for rev.
eral weeks, is out again.-Anson Stratton's
youngest son, Walter, is sick with rheu-
maC4c fever.
Clarence +. Bailey's new clerk, Samuel
Robinson, of Massawippi, Canada Ia TO
move his family here soon.-Sarah BodwelI
has moved into the Rinter house on juno
tion St.-Bert Dustin has moved into
James Shelley's house.
Glover.
A CARD.-We wish TO tender our thanks
to the friends and neighbors who 80 kind
ly assisted us through the sickness, death
and burial of our loving father and hus-
band. MRS. III. Il. SARGENT AND FAMILY.
Nathan French of st. Johnsbury, only
BROTHER of S. b. French OF this town, Is
seriously i'll of congestion of the brain
caused by falling. Great anxiety il felt
for him by his many relatives and friends.
Mrs. Geo. Walcott is in very poor health.
We are glad to see Amy Blodgett is able
to be out on the street again after her long
illness.-Mrs. Elma Martin, who has been
in very poor health during the winter, in
much improved and we are glad TO see her
on the street again.
Rev. j. Thurston called on old friends
here the past week with his bride.-N. A.
Norton attencd the supreme court at Mont
pelier.-Messrs Cook and Norton go TO
Brattleboro this week.-Mrs.. Geo. ID.
Bickford and S. Stebbins spent last week
in Northfeld.-Minnie Sargent return TO
Lowell this week.-Mrs.. Il. ID. Bickford
of Chester is i'm town.
We are most happy to have Mrs. eliza
Hitchcock with us again after her winter
in Lowell, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
have been hired to work In the creamery
another year.-Mrs. Helen Hammond has
begun her summer term OF music lessons.
Miss Nellie Marshall of Evansville viii
work at Chaplin Leonard's this summer
Bert Mitchell is driving a truck team i'm
New Berlin, Conn.
Glover is getting TO have its share of
bicycle riders, and we wish they would
learn wisdom by the many accidents which
have happened in other places and go In
the road instead of on the side walk. We
have a great many elderly people here i'm
the village, and they being a little deaf
do not hear the bell, or If they do hear, are
apt to become a little confused and step on
the wrong side, this would surely lead TO
another of the collisions which many
times prove serious, IL not fatal. It's abb
surd to call person 'pig headed" or ac-
cuse them of "trying TO run the town."
because they point out what the result OF
such rapid riding on our side walks will
surely lead to, for facts are stubborn things,
and our good judgement should teach as
to learn a lesson by another's experience,
and insist on having our side walks kept
free from anything which may prove TO
be dangerous.
West Glover.
John Woodland is painting his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Stevens go TO Nor
wlch this week to live.
Last week Meadow Brock creamery
made 1850 lbs. of butter.
Little Gladys Cameron is sick.-Mrs Geo.
Dow is improving. Nora Phillips In at
work for her.
Newton Lewis arrived here ON Thursday