Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-08-14


here from Bolton, P. Q. He leaves wife
and five children to mourn his loss.
The body of Willard E. Martin, who
died of appendicitis in hospital at Chel-
sea. Mass, was brought here to his broth
er's. J. E. Martin, last week, where a
short service was held by the |. o. o. F.
The remains were inferred in the Pine
Grove cemetery.
c. i. EIagoon was in town last week.
DR.. Locke went to Lake Pleas ant, Mass,
Thursday for a stay of three weeks.-Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Mott of Manchester, n.
i'll. are at Corwin Jenness' M. Kimb s
two daughters are spending a week with
a brother at Barton Landing and at Will
Tough by.-Ars. F. Porter and daughter
Maud have gone to Bolton, p. O.. for few
weeks stay.
Beebe Plain.
Rev. Addison Lorimer and family
from Woonsocket, R. l., are spending
a few weeks here.-Fred Stevens and
wife of Montpelier are boarding at
Robert Harris.
Mrs. Edith Miller LANCE has been
advised by her physician to go to
Europe. A number of friends will ac-
company her. Her mother will re-
main in Boston with the children in
stead of coming here as usual.
Glover.
Rev. Alexander preached at Barton
Landing yesterday morning,
1t is reported that Willard Trip is
to 60 to Barton to live with his father.
JOB Drown has moved into the
house he recently purchased in the
village.
Charles Lawrence has purchased
the old Lawrence farm Of Arthur
Salmon.
Mrs. Dorcas Mcclellan and Mrs.
Elvira Mcclellan took a carriage drive
to CRANKY recently.
Minnie Sargent is home from Low
ell. Annie Blanchard of Concord
visited her last week.
A large number from this place
went to Barton Friday evening to
hear the two bands play.
There will be a Mite Society at the
vestry Friday afternoon, Aug. 18th.
All are invited.
Mr. Healey, who works for the Per-
cival Furniture Co. at Barton, was in
jured last week by board flying
from a saw and hitting him.
Some cattle belonging to Roy Dex-
ter broke from their pasture and get
ting on the railroad track near Crystal
lake, six OF them were struck by
train and so mutilated that they had
to be killed.
Daisy Cheney and friend are Wis
iting at Marshall Gilman's.-Charlie
Patterson is visiting at A. A. Will
liams'. Will Anderson and wife visit
ed at George Anderson's last week
Mrs. Dora Abbott is entertaining her
cousins from Boston.
Leon Patterson and John H. Wylie
saw a large deer while passing through
William Wylie's sugar place last
tame and took but little notice of the
boys until a small dog appeared on
the scene, when he suddenly dis
appeared.
Among those from distance who
were here to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Quincy Mcclellan were Mrs.
Soule, Mr.. and Mrs. Young and son,
Mrs Fanny Crane from Minnesota,
Mrs. Sarah Cheney from Stanstead,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cree from Wheelock,
Bradley Ingalls, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith from Sheffield and William
Bradley from Lyndonville.
West Glover.
The schoolhouse in district No. 6 is
being repaired.
Quite large company from here
spent last Tuesday at Willoughby.
Mr.. Allen Shedd and Miss Nettie
Cowles are taking carriage drive to
Johnson.
Miss Maggie Coomer was called to
Hardwick last week to attend the |
funeral of her uncle, Mr.. Warner.
Mr.. Bishop purposes to go to Brad
ford to run his hotel at that place as
soon as he can dispose of his farm
here.
Charles Woodland has moved in with |
his SOD, Cortes, at Irasburgh. He |
converting the schoolhouse |
that stands near by into dwelling |
house.
There was large gathering at the
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. @. j.