Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-06-18

DIR. Waldron has returned from Boston.
DIR. G. A. Freligh has opened an office IN
the Derby Line Hotel.
There is a movement to put footwallss on
the outside of the Line bridge and funds
have been raised by subscription.
Miss Emily Audinwood, who has been
housekeeper i'm the new Wellington House
at North Adams, Mass, after visiting her
brother, Ed. Audinwood, has gone 20 the
Crawford House, White Mountains.
Another whip factory is being fitted up
in the old foundry building 20 which
another story has been added The firm
name will be the Canadian Whip Conn
pany. o. A. Parker and Wright II. Hovey
are the members of the firm.
Beebe Plain.
DIR. Gilfllan has closed out the Boebe
Plain drug store.-Mrs. Benjamin, who has
been at the DIR. Cowles place, is home
agaIn.-Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wayman of
Fitch Bay visited friends here recently.
Glover.
Myra Carpenter is dressmaking In West
Glover.
Reunion of the Stone family at silver
Lake, June 9th.
Glenn Prindle is to work for George
Humphrey for time.
Mrs. Charles Mcclellan is visiting her
sister in Manchester, N. IL.
Miss Glenn Cook went to ST. Johnsbury
last week to have her eyes treated.
Mrs. w. S. Leonard and daughter are at
Chanin - for bs
Epworth League meeting at the Naples
school-room tomorrow evening.
Sherlock Gray has been sick with the
grip.-Thomas King is very feeble
Quite a number attended the Al Martz
show here, and called it very good.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs
John Mcclellan, Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. French
spent last Wednesday at willoughby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norcross and daughter from
Hardwick visited friends here recently.
Mrs. Norcross will be better remembered
as Katie Aver.
Mrs. McWhirter OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio. "a
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. A. Wylie.
-Eola johnson spent the Sabbath with
her friend, Elsie Young, in Craftsbury.
The w. c. T. U. ladies will hold a meet
ing and social at Mrs. Addie Williams on
Tuesday afternoon, June Goth. Each menu
Der is invited to come and bring friend
Earl Wilson, while taking pistol from
his pocket, accidentally discharged the
weapon, the ball entering his hand. He
was taken to st. Johnsbury Thursday,
where by means of X-raysI the bullet was
located and removed.
While Caleb Clark was driving colt last
week his carriage was overturned the
horse getting away and running some dis
lance. The colt became frightened at
party of bicyclists. MIR. Clark was quite
badly bruised by the team passing over
him.
The Republican caucus was held at In
stitute hall last Saturday evening and the
following delegates were chosen: State con-
vention, Geo.Dow, G. A. Davis, ST. Vance.
Republican End Dist. convention at w. n.
Junction, III. n. Davis, j. p. Christie and
f. II. Bean. County convent on al Barton
e. L. Stanton, VS.. Hubbard, RE. French,
c. S. Parker and r. +. Mason.
AS Mrs. Zelora Marsh and daughter, Lila,
were driving TO the village last Saturday
evening, the horse became unmanagable
and ran. Lila jumped out near Mazzinni
Phillips but Mrs. Marsh bravely held TO
the lines down the steep hill leading 20 tho
village where, after making the sharp turn
at the bridge, they brought up Ina Lincoln
Pratts dooryard. Mrs Marsh was thrown
from the carriage, sprained her wrist and
cut cash on her head. Considering the
road over which they came, IL Is a wonder
they escaped more serious injury.
The road between Glover and Barton
from little below the Christie place 20 the
Nelson place, is in dangerous condition.
1t is covered thickly with large and small
stones, and it is wonder that horses are
not badly famed in travelling over II. There
is no road about here used more, both for
business and pleasure trips, and IL should
not be left until the very last 10 be attend
ed to. We hear daily such condemnation
Of its condition, that it seemed well 90 call
The attention Of the proper authorities and
see if it might not be remedied and that
speedily.
West Glover.
Mrs. Charles Hubbard and Mrs. @. p.
Fisher are on the sick list.
Miss Myra Carpenter has been doing
at &. w. Cooks.
Meadow Brook Creamery made 300 lbs.
81 butter the first week In June.
Districts, No. 1, ?, and 9 will unite and
hold a picnic on the camp ground by
Parkers' pond this week.
Child ems Day passed offvery pleasantly.
The church was prettily decorated and the
children performed their parts very well.
Mrs. &. c. King aud Mrs. Emily Wild
attended the convention at Newport