Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-07-16

Brooklyn, N. Y, and Miss Black of Cow
entry visited at w. r. Dailey's last week.
Rev. q. H. Wright was called to Burke
to officiate at the funeral of a former
parishioner on Sunday. The pulpit, was,
ably supplied by Prof. Flanders of, .Stan-.
stead College. h.,a
The Congregational Ladies' Industrial
Circle held very pleasant gathering at
Mrs. Frank Jenne's, Friday afternoon.
The attendance was not as large as usual
on account of the rain.
The social at Charles Clark's last We'd
nesday afternoon was a great success; the
rain ceased, making it possible to sit on
the ground, play croquet, etc. Over
hundred were present and the receipts
were $1O.91.
West Derby.
A strawberry social was held in the F.
B. vestry last Thursday evening.
The funeral of Fred Doyle was held in
the F. B. Church last Monday.
A Junior G. E. League has been or
gained here. Supt., Mrs. E. III. Wood;
Pres, Villa Mowry; Vice-Pres., Laura
Stiles.
Miss Ethel Robinson went last Thurs
day to the Mary Fletcher hospital in Bur-
lington for treatment. She was accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. o. B. Sias.
Felix Oliver of New York is at z. G.
Blakes.-Winifred Mott of Manchester,
n. H., is in town.-Mark Meacham and
family of Boston visited at Charles Chap
pell's recently.-Miss Maude Porter is
home from West Charleston where she has
been teaching.-Amos Mott and wife from
Belleview, Florida, are visiting relatives in
town.
Derby Line.
Mrs. George Pierce and her sons are at
Sunnyside Villa for the summer.
Ed. Hovey and family have been spend
ing a week at their camp at Lake Park.
Mrs. PuIsifier is home after a winter in
California.-Mrs Blanche Bridgman Diaz
from Boston is visiting at Col. f. ID.
Butterfield's.
Harry Hunter of New York is here for
visit to his people and is taking an outing
in company with some friends at the
Jackson Grove.
Beebe Plain.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Doin have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Herbert
Cooper.
Mrs. Annie Mcleod Allen has rented her
farm at North Derby to Patrick Dunn and
has been spending some time with her
sister, Mrs, Ezra Austin.
Mr.. Zabriskie and family are at Province
Island.-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel c. Earle
from Massachusetts are spending the sum-
mer with Mrs. Earle's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Frank Knight-Bessie and Ruth
House are here from Manchester, n. H.,
visiting friends.-Israel o. Blake recently
visited his mother.
Glover.
Persis Drew remains about the same.
Frank Taylor has engaged to gather the
cream for the Glover creamery.
The band will give their third open air
concert Friday evening of this week.
Frank Dunn and daughter Elinor, from
CRANKY, visited at Dorcas McLellan's last
week.
Charlie Clark attended the meeting of
the State Botanical Club at WilIoughby
last Wednesday.
The Masons of this town are requested
to meet at Institute hall next Friday eve
ming, at o'clock.
The w. c. I. u. ladies will hold socia-
bic with Mrs. Helen Percival on Tuesday
afternooa, July oath. All invited.
The Epworth League will serve ice-cream
and cake from to $3.50 o'clock, Friday eve
ming, July Goth, on the lawn between Rev.
Mr.. McDonald's and Mr.. A. G. Clark's.
TIE band will furnish music.
Mrs. Eta Dexter has her new horse barn
finished and her buildings newly painted.
N. H. Wilson is building a shed on the
west side of his barn.-John Mcclellan is
making some Improvement in the interior
of his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bean were pleasantly
surprised last Wednesday evening by a
large crowd of townspeople, who called on
them in their new home and offered hearty
congratulations. Ice-cream and cake were !
served and all spent delightful evening.
Dean DwineIl of st. Johnsbury spent last
week in town.-Edna Scott of ST. Johns
bury is visiting at Lindol French's.-Mrs. |
Zelora Marsh and little daughter Aileen,
visited in Irasburg last week.-Mrs. Matte |
Torrant and daughter of st. Johnsbury, |
spent last week at Chester Sherburnes.-
w. S. Leonard of New London, n. H., is |
in town on visit.-NIiss Mamie Flanders
visited at Andrew Walcott's last week.
West Glover.
Raymond Lewis got his little finger |
caught in a bicycle chain last week, caus-
ing bad wound.
John Martin of West Concord, former |
resident here. is visiting friends in this |