Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-09-29

which a collation. was served of sandwiches
and coffee, ice-cream and cake. The gifts
presented were: In silver, one dozen
teaspoons, butter dish, milk pitcher,
butter knife, sugar spoon and berry
spoon; in cut glass, two water sets
and tray, fruit dish, salad dish, spoon
tray and teapot stand; one half doz-
en- dining chairs, two rugs, seven pairs
towels, large white puff, sum of money
and other gifts of value. The happy
couple will reside in town.
Derby Line and vicinity.
Stephen A. Foster of Chicago is in town.
Mrs. E. l.. Nelson and family have gone
to Somerville, Mass, 10 reside.
Winthrop K. Harding has entered Nc
Gill University for the purpose of studying
mining engineering.
Mr.. VIM. r. Watts of Toronto and Miss
Florence McKelvie of Rock Island were
married at the Cong1 church Wednesday
evening. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. G. Ellery Read, assisted by Rev. E. E.
Marggraf. A large number witnessed the
ceremony. A reception was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. o. Chapman after
the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Watts will
reside in Toronto.
The store belonging to the Pike Bros.
was severely damaged by fire Tuesday
morning. The fire started in the basement,
and the fire companies were soon at the
scene, and in about an hour the flames
were extinguished, but the combined eff
fects of fire, smoke and water resulted in a
large amount of damage to the stock and
interior of the building. 1t is thought the
insurance will cover the loss.
Beebe Plain.
Austin Beebe of Stanstead Junction is ill.
Josiah Feltus has been ill during the
past week.
Ohio, are in town.
A. H. Taylor of Dawson City, Alaska, is
visiting relatives in town.
ID. l.. House has been in New York the
past week on business trip.
Glover.
Forest Osgood is in town.
Mr.. Harvey Bradley is visiting at H. H
Cooks.
Mrs. Day is visiting her daughter, Mrs
A. p. Bean.
Mrs. Annie Owen returned to Whitefield
N. II Wednesday.
Mrs. Martin Abbott has been quite ill
during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. e. A. Norton visited in
Lyndonville last week.
o. ID. Gray spent the Sabbath in Albany
with Mrs. Gray's parents.
The harvest dinner given by the Mite
Society was we'll attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson of Manchester
N. H., are guests of j. HI. Hoyt.
Mr.. Smith, who has been visiting at N
III. Drew's has returned to Springfield.
Rev. John Kimball will preach at the
South church next Sabbath at o'clock p
m.
Miss Matte Kirby returns with L. l.
Drew's family to Portsmouth this week tc
work for Mrs. Drew.
The remains of Mrs. Charles Cook, an
old-time resident here, were brought here
from Barton for burial last Monday.
l.. L. Drew came from Portsmouth, N. H.
Thursday to accompany his wife and child
rem home. They return this morning.
w. A. Royston attended the tenth ami
versary of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Cuthbertson of Greensboro last Fri
day. t'oeN
Mrs. L. B. Wiley was taken very i'll OF
Friday morning with what seemed to b.
heart trouble; she is little better at thi
writing.
Mrs. Dorcas Mcclellan and Mrs. Elviri
Mcclellan drove to Lyndon last week t,
visit at Frank McLellan's and at Charlie
Chesley's.
There will be dance at Institute hall
Friday evening, Oct. 3rd. Stones orches
ira will furnish music. Hall bill soc. Al
enjoyable time is anticipated.
Mrs. Nell Johnson and daughter, VIII,
have been visiting for several weeks a
}. s. Parker's, return to their home in For
Jovingtou, N. Y, next Friday.
The first installment of books, 40 il
humber, of the Vermont Free travelling
Library, has been received by the Literar
Club and are at Martin Abbott's. TIL
lub will hold meeting each week.
Glover Grange will hold corn roast a
W. 8. Mason's Wednesday evening if tn
weather. Is fine. Should Wednesday even
ng prove unfavorable the corn roast vii
Pe held the first pleasant evening following
The Earnest Workers will have harves
inner at the vestry of the M. E. churc
N Wednesday, October LIST. All invited
ome for good visit and good dinner
he members are requested to come pre-
ared to do sewing work.
The older residents of the town will re
member the late Rev. s. B. Squires, paste
ere many years ago. His widow who re
des at franklin, N. H., recently sen
er photograph to the Mite Society to b
laced In their rooms, that she may be al
avs present with them. Her remem
rance of the place and the society is niue
ppreciated.
West Glover.