Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-11-04

ton.
E. G.. BodwelI was in New York last
week on a business trip.
Mrs. VIM. Stratton, who has been I'll of
late, is now improving.
Mrs. Welcome of New York has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Lewis Blake.
H. B. Stewart has been spending a few
in Maine on a hunting expedition.
Glover.
What allied that ale?
s. n. Clark IS in poor health.
Mrs. Ann Mitchell is gaining.
Edwin Williams is at home from Hud-
son, y. Y.
Ben Wilson is gathering cream for Asa
C~namberlin.
Mrs. Amos Hopkins Of Hardwick is Wis
iting in town.
r. E. French is closing out his entire
stock of goods.
Walter Simpson shot a nice deer in
Sheffield last week.
Mrs. Dick Sargent and child visited in
town last week.
Frank WaIcott is out on bail and has
hired out to n. NJ. Lewis.
E. A. Norton has been building a small
barn on his home place.
Mrs. j. F. Taylor is visiting friends in
aardwick and st. Johnsbury.
DR.. \. L. Dow leaves next Thursday for
Boston, where he will remain for two or
three weeks.
Mrs. l.. A. Pratt came from L~yndonville
to attend the funeral Of Dyer Skinner at
Barton last Friday.
Harrison Wilson has been making con-
siderable repairs on the Darling house and
has moved into it.
Miss Greta Gray has been spending a
few days with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Asa Chamberlain.
Remember w. n. Aldrlch's sale of horses,
cattle and hay at the Fuller farm on Shelf
field Square next Saturday afternoon.
A. c. Clark has finished work for R. E.
French and moved to Newport Centre
where he will work for Fred Taylor. A.
E. Anderson takes his place in the store.
At the hearing OF the case between Mrs.
Walcott and Mrs. Clark last Wednesday
Judgment was given against Mrs. Clark
and she was placed under $500 bonds for
appearance at County Court.
Glover oil late has been having rather an
unpleasant notoriety. We hope, however,
that it is only passing wave and will soon
settle down to its usual peaceful quiet.
The many ought not to be judged by the
few.
Glover Grange, No. 272 will give a recep-
ton at the Institute Hall, Nov. 18th at s p.
H.. under the management Of Prof. P. G..
Stone. The program consists Of music,
reading and discussion. ALI cordially in
vited.
Mrs. Reuben Cheney, who has been SO i'll
in her summer home at Willoughby has
returned to her home in Manchester, n.
H. She stood the journey better than was
expected and seems to be gaining slowly
SINCE her return.
The pupils of the primary department of
the village school will give an exhibition
at Institute Hall on Thursday evening of
this week at 1880 o'clock. An admission
of 5 cents will be charged, the proceeds to
be used for school expenses.
The Glover band give a poverty prom
enade and dance at Institute Hall on Fri
day evening of this week. Prizes will be
awarded to the gentleman and lady who
wear the most poverty stricken costumes.
An oyster supper will be served.
At a dance held at John Smiths last
week the supply of liquid r~efreshment was
so great as to be overpoWering. One of
the party amused himself by breaking out
windows and was arrested next day and
fined SIS and costs amounting to some
thing over $500
A look around Chester Phillips shop
shows bear heads, deer heads, and moose
heads in daily increasing quantities.. They
come from every New England Estate and
many adjoining states, showing that Mr..
Phillips skill as a taxidermist has gone
abroad. He and his assistant, Mr.. Roy
ston, are hard at work and turning out
some excellent subjects.
Geo.. Anderson has removed the old
barns on his place and graded the ground
around the new one, making a great i'm
on his premises.-CharIes Law
renee has laid out his grounds in d very
pleasing manner, leveling and seeding
them, making the finest lawn to be found
in this section.
Leon Collins has rented Frank DAYS
farm for five years and has taken possession.
Ed. Walker has moved from the Cham
berlain house into the Taylor house in the
village. Mr.. Chamberlain will move from
Li- Fo-,,o 70 bic h0Y7co on tho -:-o-
Cameron has taken possession OF the
house he has hired of Mrs. Betsey Drew
and will drive the stage.-Albert F..
HinckIey has moved to his farm purchased
OF Mrs. Hastings some time ago.