Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-06-16

will be present.
There will be a dance and promenade
under the auspices of Glover Grange at
institute hall, Tuesday evening, June oath.
Stones orchestra will furnish music.
Straw berries and ice-cream will be served.
Hall bill Soc; supper for couple SOC.
The Earnest Workers will hold their
next social at the vestry of the M. E.
church on Wednesday afternoon, June IS.
Straw berries with other good things will
be served from five till seven. All are in
vited.
West Glover.
Mt. Lyman has sold his span of gray
horses to go to Massachusetts,, price $400.
We regret to note thae Sidney E. Spaf-
ford, formerly of this place, later of Woods
Vile, N. H., is at the Burlington sanitarium
/ in a very critical condition.
| Miss Lyman observed Flag Day in her
school in a very appropriate manner. Our
flag that was born in the throes of liberty,
wounded in the battles of freedom and
sanctified in the cause of humanity should
be honored by the young for the security
it guarantees, the mercy 1t proclaims and
the power it implies
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Humphrey were
very happily surprised last Tuesday by
many of their friends coming to their
home. The occasion was the observing of
a marriage anniversary. There were fifteen
of the assembly, including Rev. John Nc
Donald, who were present at the wedding
ten years ago. The time passed very pleas
antly socially and musically. Mr.. White
was there with his phone in the evening.
Some of the souvenirs left by the friends
we're chairs, table, salad and fruit dishes
and other tokens expressing the goodwill
of those present and OF many detained at
home, also a memorial gift of dining
chair that was bought and used by Mr..
and Mrs. F. F. Bean, grandparents of Mrs.
Humphrey. Ice-cream, coffee and cake
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey many
years of marital happiness.
Greensboro.
James A. Simpson returned to his home
in Manchester, N. III.
Mrs. Frank Pope returned last week
from her visit at st. Johnsbury.
DIR. and Mrs. F. c. Kinney are enter
tanning relatives from Middlebury.
Mrs. Ed. Smith has engaged to work at
j. A. Goss' through the summer season.
Mr.. Matthew Marshall remains about
the same, with no apparent improvement.
Mrs. M. G. Ingalls, has returned home
and Mrs. w. s. Ingalls, is visiting in Bur-
llngton.
There was party and promenade at A.
G. Chase's Thursday evening, about 40
attending.
John B. Cook has the carpenter work
completed on his house and is ready for
the janitor.
The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs.
b. M. Wiley Thursday. About thirty
were present.
l.. l.. Lothror and Mrs. Fred Goodrich
are visiting Mr.. Lothrop's daughter in
Fulton, N. Y.
There was a hard frost in some places
Tuesday night, doing considerable damage
to gardens, corn and potatoes.
The village school has not been in ses-
sion for a week on account of the illness OF
the teacher, Miss Florence Peel.
The surveying class from Burlington
known as the summer school," mum ber-
ing about twenty, arrived in town last
Friday.
John Mcclellan and family, from Wat
sonville, California, are visiting at Mr.
McLellans old home, now owned by
. Thomas Gebbie.
DIR. F. G. Kinney left his horse standing
unhitched one day last week, and the
result was broken buggy, but no serious
=, injury to the horse.
Two OF e. G. Noyes' fingers were nearly
cut off recently by a chain, on which wal
hook, being drawn through his hand by
an animal he was leading.
. DR.. Will Goodrich, who recently gradu'
ated from school of medicine, is stop
!. ping for a short time with his grand
mother, Mrs. L. R. Goodrich.
! The town schools have basket picnic
Saturday, June 21st, on Barr HILL
Short exercises will be given by the chill
$ dren. A cordial invitation is extended t.
all parents and friends of the school.
1 John Fowler and Miss Daisy Dow wer
: married last Wednesday, at the home o
: the brides parents, and left immediatel
: for East Montpelier, where they are t
reside. organizations.
A party of Mrs. Sarah French's friend
from Greensboro and Craftsbury met a
her home at Hon. H. s. Tolman's on Wed
nesday to celebrate her SIND birthday
The occasion was much enjoyed by a
present.
Mrs. A. A. Paddock's new cottage
completed, and Miss Mary Stimson an
Mr.. and Mrs. Lull from Montpelier arrive
at Mrs. Paddock's Wednesday, where the
. will remain until Miss Stimson's cottage
which is now in course of construction,
erected.
> The petition of the patrons of this post
- office asking for two incoming and tw