Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-09-30

Pierce will speak at the South church next
Sunday at o'clock.
Noble Clark and his brother-in law,
| David Anderson, are doing quite business
in the cedar oil line.
The Ladies' Aid society will serve har-
vest dinner at the vestry of the church
next Thursday noon.
It is reported that J. g. King and his
son c. j. King have purchased A. E. And
erson's stock of goods.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Abbott have re-
turned from ten days visit with their son
| Carl, who is working in Attleboro, Mass.
The subject of the E. L. meeting Tues
day evening is emissions: Growth of the
Kingdom, ''Psa. Y, leader, E. L. Alexander.
Mrs John Salmon and her daughter,
Mrs. E. T. Anderson are visiting friends
in Lakeport, Manchester and Pc rtsmouth,
n. H.
Peter A. Parrin and family of Hyde Park
are visiting at John Arthur .-Janie Arthur
visited in East Charleston and Morgan last
week.
Harley Drew contemplates occupying
ter and cutting the lumber on the Taplin
& Roweu lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. Young are in St.
Johnsbury visiting their son, N. r. Young.
Mrs. Goodwin and Mrs. Tate visited in
St. Johnsbury last week.
Mrs. Samuel Phillips died yesterday at
the home of her son, F. S. Phillips, aged
I, I1Il
morrow, Tuesday, at O'Clock at the south
church.
Myra Carpenter while canvassing in Nor
gan recently was taken suddenly ill, but
under DR.. Hendricks skillfuI treatment
has so far recovered a to be removed to
her home.
E. T. Anderson has returned from
Buffalo and reports a fine time.-Twing
Carr who has been spending his vacation
among friends in Glover has returned to
his home in Manchester n. H.
The Glover band gave the last open air
concert of the season on Thursday evening.
The night was a beautiful one and the
band never played better. We are sorry to
give up the concerts as they have been
much enjoyed.
Mrs. Walter Gray died last Sunday
night after an illness Of about two weeks.
She was a lady much liked by those who
knew her. She has been in poor health for
some years. The funeral was held on
Wednesday p. m. at 1 O'Clock.
West Glover.
Mrs. Agnes Cook is painting her new
barn.
The Glover excursionists to the exposition
returned last week.
Nelson e. Stevens and Merton Lewis at
tended the Lyndonville fair.
The Jackman brothers have taken pos
session of the Reu ben Stevens place.
Roy Buchanan has gone 20 Burlington.
He is to take a four years. course at the
university there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Stevens will stop
short time with Mr.. Stevens brothers be-
fore leaving town.
We are glad to note that there is some
thing being done in our cemetery by the
way of Strengthening and resetting stones,
clearing away useless shrubbery, hanging
gates &c.
The remains Of Mr.. Washington Graves,
who died in Barton, were brought to the
West Glover cemetery for burial. Mr..
Graves spent all but five years Of his life in
this town and leaves many friends to
mourn his loss.
Mrs. Ellen Abbott returned on Thursday
from her trip to Maine, making stops on
route home in Massachusetts, and New
Hamps hire.-Mrs. Eugene Anderson and
her mother, Mrs. John Salmon are at Man
chester, n. H, for few days.-Mrs. Lila
Blief1ing, who has been spending a few
days here, went to Newport on Friday to
visit her sister, Mrs. Emma Richmond.
Greensboro.
E. A Baker returned to Boston Friday
night.
Chauncey Downer has engaged to work
for J. b. Cook for year.
Ephriam Harrison has moved from the
village to the J. E. Richards place.
Mr.. Parker and family returned to Lit
Teton, New Hampshire last week.
]. A. Cranes auction, Thursday was we'll
attended and sales very satisfactory.
Mrs. F. c. Chaffey is at home again after
an extended visit in New Hampshire.
A large number from here attended the
Grange Fair at East Hardwick Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Kinney went to
Saturday where they will spend
the winter.
Some of our townspeopIe attended the
lecture of Will Carleton at Hardwick Fri
day evening.
A. c.. Chase and wife will leave here
Tuesday morning for two weeks visit at
the Pan-American exposition.
F. J. Chase has sold two building lots to
gentlemen from ST. Johnsbu who intend