Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-07-17

Lowell was in town thursday VISITING
friendship Cummings of East Berkshire
is in town visiting relatives.
West Derby.
Mrs. II. E. Benton officiated at the Uni
versalist Chapel yesterday, in the absence
of the pastor.
An unoccupied dwelling house belong
ing to Wilbur Hutchins, was burned early
Friday morning.
The fortieth marriage anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Porter was celebrated by
the gathering of relatives and friends at
their home last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Phil. Leach and daughters have
gone to Capleton, P. O., to visit friends
Miss Abbie Blake returned from hut
land Saturday.-Mrs. Ann Spencer ana
son John who have been $50 Ill at Island
Pond, have returned to their home here'
but are yet in very poor health.-Mrs. ".
w. GriswoId and daughter of Waterloo
Iowa visited Mrs. Emma Sawyer last week.
Glover.
E.A. Cook, HI. n. Davis and n. A. Nor
ton are building a camp at Stone Pond.
Remember the auction sale at the w. r.
Niles place Wednesday afternoon, July 70.
The Ladies' Mite Society will hold its
next sociable on Friday afternoon, July
21st.
E. A. Norton is cutting the hay on the
r. Walker farm-Frank Walker cuts the
hay on the Goodwin place.
Rev. Mr. Dickey of Irasburg will preach
at the Cong. church next Sunday at 1O:45
a. m. in exchange with Rev. Mr.. Vincent.
Mrs. J. @. A. Mcclellan is very sick at
her mothers home in Lyndon Center, she
is slowly improving and they are IN hopes
TO bring her home this week.
Ii. Drew was in town over Sunday.
His sister Florence returned with him and
will attend the national meeting of the
Young Peoples Christian Union at Lynn,
Mass.
Mrs. George Wolcott, whose illness has
been mentioned from time to time, has
become so seriously deranged that 1t IS
thought best to send her to Waterbury for
treatment.
George Colby is in town.-Mr. and Mrs.
Walker from Milford, Mass, visited at A.
a. Williams last week.-Birdena Hall has
gone to the mountains to work through
the season.
James Grove, who has suffered severely
for several years with complication Of
diseases, died yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Grove was thoroughly nice man, hard
working and ambitious. He leaves wife
and seven children who have the sympa-
thy of the community.
DIR. P. L. Templeton and daughter nave
returned to their home in Montpelier
Miss Florence Drew has been visiting IN |
Portsmouth the past week.-B1rdle Hail
has gone to the Mountains.-George Drew
of St. Johnsbury spent Sunday in town
Dean Dwinel is visiting in town.-Mrs.
EIma Martin has returned from her visit
in Newport and North Troy.
The school at Naples closed Saturday,
July Sth The pupils having no absent
marks were as follows: Mae Arthur, Alice
Dewing. Eylyn Dewing, Eva DeWing, Mar
ion Kirby, Jennie Salmon, Ernest Sanborn.
Those absent one day or less were Grace
Arthur, Dan Dewing, Jimmie Holloway,
Ella Jones, Martha Kirby. Grace Arthur
missed no words in spelling during the
term.
West Glover.
LA LYMAN is working for Mrs. E. R.
Cook.
Miss Kate Cameron has quite class of
music scholars.
Glad to note that Miss Mary Magoon is
improving in health.
Miss Celestial Stevens has been away on
trip to Caledonia Co.
Mr.. Henry CLARK, who was hurt by
runaway team, is gaining slowly. We are
glad to know he is better.
Mrs Justin Cook and children are visit
ing among her friends in Hardwick and
Worcester and other places.
Mrs William Donovan Of Boston is Wis
iting her nieces, Mrs. Hiram Prescott and
Mrs Jennie Simpson. She is quite an old
lady to come alone to Vermont.
1t is reported that Merton Lewis has
bought the saw mill and dwelling house
belonging to the Harvey Lewis estate.
Possession to be given this fall.
Mrs. Irene Crane is stopping with friends
in town.-Dr. and Mrs. Buchanan, who
have been visiting the Doctors people
here, have returned to their home in
ambridge.
Mrs. Alison Clark is home from st.
J ohnsbury.- many friends of Mrs. E.
o. Randall will be pleased to learn that
the treatment of her eyes has been sue
cessful and that she is improving.
Greensboro.
Mrs. ". B. Simpson has improved and is
able to ride out. I
Winnie Dow is working for John Rich
and Daisy Dow for A. c. Chase.