Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-08-27

tendance than it has had at the beginning
of the year for some time and more are
expected.
Miss Hannah Perkins and brother Justin
from Maine arrived in town Friday night
to visit friends.-Henry Weeden is in town
to spend the remainder of the month with
his brother, Mr.. Spear. Miss Bernice
Merrill of Smiths Mills, P. O., is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. H. n. Richard.
West Derby.
Mrs. Burroughs is quite i'll with measles
Mrs. Louise Grandy is caring for her-Mr.
Coplan, who lives in the Hastings tenement,
is also i'll.
About twenty of her young friends met
at the home of Miss Theo Tower Thursday
evening in honor of her fourteenth birth
day. They left a number of gifts as tokens
of regard.
Mrs. Edith Magoon of Worcester, Mass,
Is spending few weeks with her father,
Elder G. McClure.-Geo. Tideman is enjoy
ing a visit from his sister with her husband
and two chiIdren.-Mrs. F. Colcord of
Boston is a guest at c. E. Frye's.
Glover.
Mrs. Dorcas Mcclellan has returned.
The report that we have smallpox here is
absolutely false.
The insurance on the I. ii. h1mpall
buildings has been paid.
Mrs. Mazzini Phillips is sick; Mrs.
Mcclellan is caring for her.
The Earnest Workers will furnish dinner
at the Methodist vestry Freeman's meeting
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Bean, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude King are home from their
wedding trip.
The Mite society will hold their next So
ciaI next Friday. Ice-cream and cake will
be served.
DR.. E. A. Leonard, who has been at home
during his fathers illness, returned to
Boston today.
The Glover brass band Will give an open
air concert on Friday evening of this week,
weather permitting.
The Earnest Workers will hold their
next meeting at 1.-THE vestry Wednesday
afternoon. All are cordially invited.
The Ladies' Aid of the Cong. society will
furnish dinner at their vestry Freeman's
meeting day, Sept. 4th. There will be no
meeting this week.
We understand that Miss Heating of
Barton is to teach in the higher depart
ment of our village school, and Miss Cora
Marsh, who gave such good satisfaction
last term, in the lower department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross of Waterford are Wis
iting Mrs Sarah Stebbins.-Mrs. Ham OF
Keene, n. H., is the guest of Mrs. Hiram
McLellan.-Mr. George Chandler of Low
ell is in town for a two weeks vacation.
One day last week, Chester Sherburne's
people saw two bears Zigzaging across
2. G. Stones field. Later IN another part
of the town, a little boy was terribly
frightened by seeing what was probably
the same animals. Our hunters had better
get into readiness to at least try to hit
them, as they might prove troublesome
neighbors.
Mrs. Emily Glidden died on Wednesday
morning from the effects of a shock. The
funeral was held Friday morning. Mrs.
Glidden was a very old resident of this
town. Since early last winter she had
Anderson, who very kindly received her
and tried in every way to make her last
days cheerful and happy.
At the home of w. n. Aldrich on We'd
nesday last occurred very pretty we'd
ding; Miss Francena being united to Rev.
Mr.. Alexander. The ceremony was per-
formed in the front yard, Rev. John
Mcdonald officiating, and about thirty
relatives were present. The newly welded
couple have gone to Montreal to visit Mr..
AIexander's people. We extend hearty
congratulations, and earnest wishes for
their prosperity and happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Dwinell entertained
the following people at their home on
Thursday afternoon: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Blasden of Barton Landing; Mrs. Corde-
liza Cutler, Mrs. HI. r. Cutler, Mrs. B. M. x.
Nelson, Mrs. John Dow and Mrs. W. w.
Miles of Barton. Mrs. Edith Mcdowell
and daughter, Ruth of Lyndonville. Mr..
w. w. Miles and Mr.. II. r. Cutler were
expected, but were unable to be present.
A delightful afternoon was reported.
West Glover.
Mrs .Chas. Wright is home from her visit.
Miss Mabel Thorp viii teach this fall in
the Monkey district in Albany.
There was a pleasant family reunion at
CT. Cutters on Wednesday, thirty-one
being present.
Mr.. Elliott is painting Lyman Barber's
buildings.-Geo. Vance is painting A. M.
Beach's buildings.