Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-06-30

Mrs. Charles Hawse is now recovering
from her late illness. Mrs. Lovelace is fast
regaining health.
DR.. Hoskins died at his home last Friday.
The funeral service was held at the house
Friday afternoon.
Miss Jane MCGOWAN of Georgeville Wis
ited at II. L. Dailey's last week. Gladys
Daley accompanied her aunt home on
Thursday.
Much sympathy is felt for Mr.. and Mrs.
Tr. o. Sheldon, whose little son, Willie,
aged nearly five years, died last Friday
after long illness.
David Haynes has gone to housekeeping
in the IL. L. Daley block on Elm street.
Elmer Ware has moved from Holland into
the f. Blake block on Main street.
AT the home OF Elmer Pinney last We'd
nesday evening, Rev. w. @. Newell of
Newport united in marriage a sister OF Mrs.
Plnney, Miss Nettie Bryant, and Mr.. Harry
Harden, both of st. Johnsbury.
An enjoyable session of the Universalist
Association was held here last Wedne sday
and Thursday. Some very good speakers
were present. III. j. Ball, the florist, had
fine floral display at the chapel and also
gave bouquets for the dining tables in the
+. b. vestry.
Glover.
Geo. Colby is in Sherbrooke for a few
days.
Nina Wylie attended the Teachers In
stitute at Barton.
Mrs. Ellen Abbott has been calling on
friends at Naples.
Joseph Holmes and family of Morristown
visited in town last week.
Asa Chamberlain closes his labors as
cream gatherer July first.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Salmon visited at
Greensboro Bend last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Walker returned to
Holyoke, Mass, Saturday night.
Mrs. Eliza Farmer OF Burke visited at
the home of Dan Gray last week.
Mrs. George Jerome was quite sick for
few days last week, but is now better.
Walter l.. Anderson has bought farm
in Barton and will soon take possession.
Mr.. Nichols of Lyndonville has been en-
David Wilson.
Rev. Mr.. Kimball will preach in the
South church next Sunday at one o'clock.
Il. j. Sargent has returned from South
Barton and will occupy Dorcas McClel-
lan's tenement for the present.
Glover Glover will hold picnic July
4th at w. s. Mason's. All who wish to are
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II. Mcclure recently placed very hand
some white bronze monument on the lot
n of DIR. Louis Young, in the Catholic ceme-
terry at Newport.
Rev. Mr.. Kimball and family visited his
parishioners last week. Mr.. Kimball occu-
pies the pulpit at the Universalist church
every two weeks.
The Earnest Workers will give an ice
cream social and lawn party at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Gilman, on
Friday afternoon and evening, July 4th,
A grand good time Is assured. Come one,
come all.
On account of the Barton races r. e.
French's auction was postponed until Sat-
urday, July 9Th, at 1 o'clock. This is a
nice chance to buy useful articles for the
house, and a nice dining extension table
and chairs have been added to the list.
Pliny Day died suddenly Saturday after.
noon OF rheumatism OF the heart. Will
the exception OF few years spent in Crafts
bury, Mr.. Day has lived in this town fol
many years. He was a man of retired
habits, strictly honest and conscientious
In Vvft Ia oil
He will be missed in the community
Much sympathy is felt for the widow, whC
remains to mourn his death.
West Glover.
Miss Crowley of Craftsbury is working
for Mrs. N. @. Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bush of Boston are her
visiting Mrs. Sarepta Vance, a cousin.
Miss Violet Tucker and Minnie anC
Nina Wylis attended the teachers insti
tute at Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Stevens hsve take1
a baby girl from the Orphans Home o
Burlington, and will adopt it.
Miss Agnes Teller, who has been passin.
the month OF June with her sister, Mrs
David Gilmore, goes to South Albany t,
work for Olin Rowell.
Mrs. Alison Clark, Mrs. Lyman Barbe
and Miss Kate Cameron attended the c
e. convention at Irasburgh last week, ant
report it as very helpful meeting.
Nearly all the schools closed last week
Districts Nos. 2 and planned a picni
with boat ride on Parker's pond, whicl
had to be given up on account of the rain
Greensboro.
Norwood Drown has sold building 10
10 II. s. Tolman for $50.
Charles Goodrich has the frame of hi
new barn up and boarded.
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