Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-08-13

of Boston is at John Nelson's, also Mrs
Peavey of Holland.
Derby Line.
The 'sAnnie CO. has taken out several
excursion parties from Lake Park recently.
She is pronounced fine craft with a speed
equaIing that of the 'Lady of the Lake,
Mrs. E. G. Sweetzer and family of PhiIa-
delphia are stopping at Mrs. Pulsifer's.-
a. ID. Grover is visiting III. Stewart Haskell
at Lake Park.-Mrs. VIM. Spalding has
been spending some days at Lake Park in
company with several other ladies.-Mrs.
George West and daughter Miss Lillian are
at the Twin Pine Cottage. Lake Park with
Miss Robinson. Miss Elizabeth Merrill
who was with them last year has also join
ed them.-F. w. d. Melloon has rented
beautiful spot just north of III. S. Haskell's
from which a very fine view can be obtain
ed and has moved his cottage there.
Beebe Plain.
Elgin Heath has young son.
Mrs. q. Lorimer is visiting Mrs. CowIes.
John Feltus and son Neil from SPRING
field, Mass, are visiting here.-Mrs.
Herbert Bigelow and two children of
Massachusetts are visiting in town.-Ruth
and Florence Wilder have returned to
Barnet.-Mr. and Mrs. Hugh W. Elder
with little Mary Parker, Abbie Cook and
Turner ShurtIiff's people have returned
from ten days stay at Bolton Springs
Mrs. Andrew Wilkinson has returned to
her home in Barre, VT.
Glover.
Mrs. w. G. Leonard has gone to New
London, n. III.
Glover Grange No. 272 will meet Tuesday
evening, Aug. IA.
Emily Glidden, who has made her home
with A. E. Anderson for some months, had
a paralytic shock Sunday morning.
w. NJ. Phillips of Boston is here visiting
among relatives.-Mrs. w. E. Randall of
Chicago and Mrs. VIM. Schotield are here
for short visit.
The two Sabbath-schooIs in South
Albany and the one at Naples joined in
picnic at Silver lake last Thursday. A very
pleasant time was reported.
S. n. Smith of Barton has bought the
wood shop at the lower end of the village
away. The timbers are to be used in build
ing house on Water street in Barton.
Mrs. Frank Scott and two children of st.
Johnsbury visited at J. F. Taylor's last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. G. H. DwineH and
little granddaughter, Clarissa Coburn, of
Maiden, Mass, are visiting friends and
relatives in town.
Mr.. Towne and wife of w arren are visit
ing at John Arthur's.-Auburn Day and
family from Swanzey, n. H, are spending
their vacation at Silver lake in the Bean
cottage.-Dr. Percy TempIeton and daugh
ter Isabel returned to their home in
Montpelier last Friday.-Mr. Hartman of
Manchester, n. H., is visiting DR.. w. F.
Templeton at his cottage.
West Glover.
Some of our citizens are being vaccinated
believing that the ounce of prevention is
better than the pound of cure.
Several from here went to Morgan to at |
tend the funeral of Mr.. Crow. Mr.. Crow |
was formerly resident of this town.
1t is expected that Miss Kate Barry will |
have the school in this village and Carl |
Dwinell the one in the Beach district.
Armour Anderson is repairing his house |
putting on a bay window and otherwise |
Improving it. He will put in a furnace.
Row Skinner has finished working for |
the Boston & Maine railroad and 1t is ex-
pected he will go into the drug store at
Newport.
News reached here last week of the death
of Miss MolIie Henke of Hartford, Conn.
Miss Henke was teacher in the kinder
garten of that place and had of late spent
her vacations here at Mr.. David Barber's.
She was an estimable young lady and won
many friends here.
DR.. Buchanan and family have returned
to MorrisviIle.-Mrs. Martha Rowell and
child of Lowell, Mass, are at RI. Buchan-
an's.-Miss Clara Wilcox Of Morgan is
making a short stop with her aunt, Mrs.
Hastings-Mrs. Bunker and son are here
visiting Mrs. Bunker's sister, Mrs. Robert
Spaulding Joined his
parents here last week.-C. S. Conant is in
Maine on fishing xpedition.-F. A. Crane,
department chaplain, was in town Thurs
day calling on the invalid members of the
Mason Post.
Greensboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Ingalls, returned
rom Old Orchard last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardy of Manches-
Ter, NH, have opened their cottage for
Jew weeks stay.
Geo. Pope of East Craftsbury fills F. E.
Pope's place in the blacksmith's shop
during his absence.
Remember the Academy Concert at the
Gong. church North Craftsbury, Tuesday