Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-06-26

nee Dolly Todd, and children of Canada
formerly of this town, have been visiting
here and in surrounding towns for few
weeks.-Miss Alice Gibson has been en-
tertaining her cousin, Miss Robinson, Of
Barnet the past week.-Mr. John Robin
son and family arrived from Cam bridge
Mass. Thursday morning. Mr.. Thomp-
son made only a short stop, but Mrs
Thompson and the children will remain
with her mother for some time.-Miss
Hazel Chandler, who has lived the past
two years with her aunt, Mrs. w. Henley
of Providence, r. l., has cometo spend the
summer with her aunt, Mrs. w. M. Taylor.
Prof. and Mrs. @. A. Andrews and little
daughter Evelyn have gone to Boston and
several places in Maine visiting relatives
and old friends.--Mrs. Arthur Baxter and
little son returned to their home in Green
witch, Maine Thursday night.-Frank Kill
burn has been visiting his father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Alone Kilburn.
West Derby.
The Salvation Army will hold Chill
dren's Jubilee at their hall this evening
at o'clock Also on Wednesday evening,
d
A crowed house listened to the child
ren's day exercises given at the T. b.
church yesterday.-A large number of our
people were at the trotting park last Tues
day afternoon watching the drill of the
u. S. cavalry troops encamped there
Mrs. Kingsley died of typhoid fever SUI
day. Funeral today, Rev. J. FL. Wilkins
officiating.
Mrs. Leonard Jones of Island Pond Wis
tied Mrs. z. K. Blake last week.-Mrs.. J.
JENNIE spent the week at Luman Jenne's.-
Two sisters of Mrs. j. Ell. Wilkins are
here for their vacation.-Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Tower have gone to some springs
about six miles beyond Montreal in hopes
of benefiting Mrs. Towers health.-Miss
Ida E. Clark is now in Worcester, Mass.
Beebe Plain.
Mrs. Thomas Ruiter's house is being
painted and repaired.
G. F. Bailey's people have been enter
tanning Mrs. Amasa Ruiter of Mack's
Mills.
Mrs. Gould from Waterloo is spending
several weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Will Haselton.
Clifford Frost's people have moved into
the Bodweu house, and Mr.. Bissel into
the Miller place.
The Adventists held their meeting at the
appointed time. Those in attendance
speak of the discomfort caused by the
multitudes of caterpillars.
Glover.
James Crow is in very poor health.
The Sunday-school meets at II O'Clock
at the South church, July End. Ali inter-
ested be sure to come.
The Earnest Workers will hold social
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Aldr1ch the
afternoon and evening of July 4th. Ice
cream will be served. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
The primary department of the village
school closed last Saturday. Whole num-
Der of scholars in attendance, Is 1926
Those attending a full term without an
absent mark were Minnie Grove, Allie
Fletcher, Blanche Fletcher, Alton Marsh,
Dan Mason, Dean Mcclellan, Henry Mer-
RAM, Burleigh Pratt, Fannie Sargent.
Henry Hall fell from load of hay last
week injuring him quite badly.-Rev. 0.
Gray is visiting friends here.-There were
new members added to the Grange at the
regular meeting, Saturday.-Roy Dexter is
building creamery. He will have a sep
arator room and all modern attachments
for his own use at his farm.-The Mason
brothers spent a few days last week at Sey-
mour pond, fishing.-Ladies' Aid Thurs
day afternoon. All invited. Strawberries
and cream will be served.
The Band concert last Thursday eve was
a great success in every way. In our item
of last week concerning the Band concert
we endeavored to say that some present
felt personally injured that the members
of the Band couldn't play 1.-TWO instru
ments at once,'' meaning that if the music
was given at all, it would be necessary for
some of them to do double work, as several
members of the Band were not present.
When this item appeared in print, it read
s'tin instruments" making it's meaning a
little hazy.
West Glover.
Rev Mr.. Gill of Westmore preached here
Sunday in exchange with Rev. Mr.. Vim
cent.
d. D. Gilmore thinks that a new Nc |
Cormick moving machine and rake go |
well with the new barn.
Rev. Reuben Wright of Boise, Idaho, |
is at G. G. King's.-Miss Phoebe E. Spauld- |
ing is spending few days among friends |
here.-David Baker went to Franklin Sat- |
urday to visit his daughter, Mrs. Wild. |
Mrs. Baker has been there for a week.
Mrs. Simpson and daughter Alice, who |
have been visiting at Fl. Prescott's, go to |
Greensboro to work soon.-A few from |
here attended the G. A. r. encampment at |