Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-07-07

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. pair went to their future home, 40 Auck-
land ST., Dorchester, where they received
from to Top m, large number being
present. Benz. and Eugene Freeman and
Roscoe Coverly were the ushers. Numer-
Gus and costly gifts attested the popularity
OF the young couple. Following the re-
ception the newly welded pair departed
amid showers of rice for two weeks travel
on, the Maine coast, Old Orchard and
among the mountains of New Hampshire
and Vermont.
Glover.
Agnes Teller is stopping with her parents.
Homer Kirby spent the 4th in Newport.
Walter Phillips is visiting at c. s. Phil
lips.
j. e. Dwinell was in Lyndonville last
week.
Work on the stone bridge progresses
slowly.
II. N. Davis has his new building nearly
completed.
Mrs. Nancy Drew visited at Rufus Drew's
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown have returned to
Connecticut.
Mrs. A. M. Randall is occupying her viii
lage tenement.
Mrs. Nancy Drew is spending few days
at II. l.. Drew's.
living Carr visited his aunt in Burke
part of last week.
Sidney Morse of Richford visited his
mother last week.
Elsie Drew commences work for Mrs. l..
p. Drew this week.
Arthur Clark is home from Burlington
for his summer vacation.
Ed. Healey and family have gone to
Manchester, N. H., to reside.
John Jerome Jr., commenced work for
the Chase brothers last Monday.
Will Townsend OF Manchester visited
at j. II. Hoyt's the past week.
Glover Grange, No. 272 Will meet Tues
day evening, July Sth, at 1880.
Little Lillian Taylor has been staying
with her aunt, Mrs. Anderson.
Charlie Clark attended commencement
exercises at Burlington recently.
Mrs. Powers from Bloomington is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Chapman.
Miss Anna Blanchard of Keene, N. H., is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Emily Phillips.
Leo. Christie and Wesley Drew with
friends were in camp at Silver Lake last
week.
Mrs. Laura Mathie and Mrs. Eva Scott
and daughter were in town one day last
week.
Mrs. Freelove Blodgett, who has been
sick for the past three weeks, is recovering
health.
Mrs. Alma Hatch and son Harley, from
Burlington, Kansas, are visiting at Henry
E. Clarks.
The Sargent shop is being taken down
and will be erected on the parsonage lot
as q barn.
Mrs. l.. 2. Drew has gone to Portsmouth,
N. H., to care for her daughter, Mrs
Frank Drew.
Austin Rich and daughter Helen have
gone to Portsmouth, N. H., to visit at the
home OF Frank Drew.
Miss Anna Blanchard is visiting in town
after which she will go to Craftsbury tc
visit relatives there.
Miss Hattie Leonard OF Whitetield, N
H., is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Chaplin Leonard.
The funeral of Pliny @. Day was held al
his late residence on Monday morning
after which the remains were carried t.
Craftsbury for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burroughs and chill
dren of Boston, Mass, were the guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8. Mason last week.
Mrs. Ann Dwinell is visiting her son, d
J. Dwinell, in Montpelier, and will visit
relatives in Waterford before her return.
Rev. Mr.. Kimball of Lyndonville hal
rented G. s. Phillips cottage at Ston,
pond, and is expected with his family
Monday.
Fishermen were very plenty abou
Daniels Pond last Friday and judging from
appearances something besides pond water
was drunk.
News has been received here Of the deatl
of Daniel Drew, at his home in Arlington
Mass. Mr.. Drew has been ill long time
and his wife is very ill with an incurabl
disease.
w. F. Clark has presented the M. E
society with a building lot, joining the 10
on which Mrs. Sarah Kings building
stands. Work will be begun on the build
ing at once.
j. P. Christie, F. G. Clark, o. G. Mile
and A. q. Sargent were elected as delegate
to the county convention. The delegation
will be unanimous for w. F. Clark TO
assistant Judge.
Several families OF the people from thi
place spent Friday at Stone Pond; amonI
them was q. 8. Parker, who had the goo,
fortune to catch a fine string of trout
Others from this place spent the day a
Willoughby Lake.
The Mud Island school closed Thursday
The pupils who had no marks were Marti
Calderwood, Mabel, Clarence, Leslie an
Nellie Dewlng, Mary and Maud Findla
and Thomas Graves. The school wa
taught by Miss Cora Curtis.