Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-02-27
Barton.

bSIEna PERSONS Is 1E1SuOS Ill
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e. w. Cutting was in New York on bus
mess last week.
Mrs. H. A. Glazier visited in New Hamp-
shire last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Simpson areIvisit-
ing in Sheffield.
Mrs. w. FL. HadIock of Troy visited at
III. p. Cooks last week.
Mrs. Hart of Morrisville is visiting her
sister, Miss Ella Barrows.
The Academy school closes next Friday
for vacation of two weeks.
G. B. Stone of ST.. Johnsbury visited
friends in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Richmond of New
port visited in town last week.
Regular meeting of Orient chapter No.
13 o. E. S. next Friday evening.
Hon. Charles Carpenter of Derby Line
was in town on business last Saturday.
S. B. Nelson is very sick with pleuro-
pneumonia. His little son is much better.
Miss Mabel Miles is home from her
school in Connecticut fC1 short vacation.
Miss Agnes Blair of Boston is stopping
with her brother, J. G.. Blair at Hotel Bar
ton.
The w. R. Q. will furnish dinner at the
G. A. R. hall on Town Meeting day: price
20 cents.
F-l. Henry Cutler is on the sick list
Mrs. III. T. Seaver has been worse during
the past week.
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Ground directors at hotel Barton next
Saturday afternoon.
Oscar Cook, who has been quite sick at
his fathers, FL. 2. Cook, is improving
slowly.
Owing to the increasing demand for his
services here, DIR. Prescott, the oculist will
extend his visit for a few days.
Alice and Laura Nelson have been at
home from Westmore- Miss Laura has
returned but Alice will remain here for
time.
Miss Martha BowIey of Newport was in
town last. week to take the teachers exam
nation, stopping at w. B. Bowman's.
Mrs. Amy Dow, who has been visiting
in Massachusetts, for some time, has re-
turned and is stopping with Mrs. Martha
Nelson.
Miss Blanche Hyde and Miss Nora Annis
of Albany visited at G. w. Tenney's last
week and also attended the examination
OF teachers at the Academy.
Fred Rand has been visiting his brother,
George B.Rand, the past week at his home
in Philadelphia. Mr.. Rand spent one day
in New York on his way there.
Rev Mr. Alexander of Glover occur
the pulpit at the NJ. E. church yesterds
morning. His discourse was especially in
tcresting and most helpful one.
The warnings are posted for the annual
town meeting which will be held in
Sewers hall, Tuesday, March 9TH, COM
meDcing at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. McDougaH visited at
Lyman Barber's in West Glover last week.
Mr. McDougan is improving slowly and
his friends hope to see him on his feet |
again soon.
There was no school at the Academy |
Friday because OF the teachers examina-
tions. Efof. Andrews of Derby was pres
ent to conduct the examinations, and over /
thirty teachers were here.
On the first page of this paper will be
found another article written by Mrs. J. !
N. Webster on her trip west. All those
who have followed her admirable descrip- !
tions of her journey, as given in these
columns will be interested to read of her
return trip.
Martin Drumming, who has worked in
Murkland's foundry for some years past.
has gone to work at st. Johnsbury. If he
likes there, Mrs. Drumming will go later. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Drumming have many
friends here who will be sorry to have
them go away.
February 22nd was day of eulogy in