Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-08-04

All of G. B. Shattuck's sons, Milo, Clay
ton, Roy and Eugene, are now in the en-
ploy of the b. & M. r. r. Co.
The Daughters of Rebekah have pro-
vided nurse forIone of their number, Mrs.
George Lafrance, who has been very ill.
Mr.. and Mrs, Weatherbee of Boston,
who have been visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. s. Putney, returned to their home
Thursday.
The Walter Main circus camped in
Brady's field yesterday morning and was
great temptation to the children in the
vicinity and to some of larger growth as
we'll.
Lyman Brooks and his daughter, Mrs.
Hattie Cheney feel deeply the expressions
of sympathy received during their expert
ences of the past three weeks. They are
very glad to speak of the unvarying kind
ness and patronage during their ownership
of the grocery here.
A large number attended the funeral of
Miss Hattie Kilby in the F. b. church
July 9th. The sermon was by Rev. B. P.
. Parker of Newport Center. The burial
was in the lake road cemetery in Newport.
Much sympathy is felt for the bereaved
mother, Mrs. John Rogers, Hattie being
the last one of her three children.
Glover.
DR.. f. e. Dwinell has returned TO Lyn-
donville.
w. "A. Merriam and son are repairing
the gristmill.
Carl French and wife spent the Sabbath
at L. b. Willey's.
G. s. Parker and family were in St.
Johnsbury Saturday.
Hon. f. A. Rowland, secretary Of state,
visited his father recently.
Mrs. Smith of st. Johnsbury Center is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Q. s. Phillips.
Miss Bessie Stratton and Mrs. w. M.
Phillips, of Boston, are visiting Mrs. H.
N. Davis.
DIR. G. L. French and family of Clinton,
Mass, are visiting the DOCTORS sister, Mrs.
l.. B. Wiley.
Rev. DIR. Geo. Gates, president of Pomona
college, visited his mother, Mrs. K. 5.
Stark, recently. 1t is expected that DR..
Gates will return soon for a short stay
here, and If possible arrangements will be
made to have him preach in the Congre-
gatioual church. Due notice will be given
if such arrangements are made.
The Earnest Workers will hold their
next social at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs Jesse Chrystie, on Friday afternoon
and evening, August s. Baked beans, ice
cream and cake, with many other good
things, will be served from four O'Clock
until eight. Fine literary exercises and
extra good musical entertainment will be
enjoyed. Come one, come all.
West Glover.
Mrs. Mary Boswell is thought to be i'm
.. 7ir G in health.
Clinton Murray has been working for
Fred Miles during the hay season.
Mr.. Hugh Mitchell of Sheffield has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Margaret Willis.
Mrs. Agnes Cook has apples in her cell
ar which are as fine and as fresh as when
gathered last fall.
Mr.. Eugene Bickford has finished hay
ng on his farm here and has gone to
5heflield to hay on his farm there.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. s. Conant Of Concord,
n. H., are passing their annual vacation in
his and surrounding towns. They are
now here visiting Mrs. Commits sister,
Mrs. Geo. Dow.
Mr.. Burleigh f. Spalding of Fargo, N o
Dakota was nominated by reclamation fol-
congressman at large from the state of No.
Dakota at the recent republican state con
ention held at Fargo. Mr.. Spalding is a
lative of Craftsbury and spent much OF
lis early life at West Glover. He married
Aida Baker, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Ga David Baker, residents of this place. They
ave resided at Fargo since 1880 and Mr.
padding has already held several other
ositions OF trust.
Holland.
Mrs. Will Kidder is on the sick list.
Holland creamery paid the patrons 23c
DIT June butter.
Mrs Cobb and daughters visited at s. r
sletcher's one day last week.
Remember the social at F. r. Moulton'
ext Wednesday. Everybody cordially
hvlted.
The many friends of George Sykes o
Torgan will be sorry to hear that he hat
is shoulder blade broken last week. Mrs
ykes was also badly hurt at the same time
Irasburgh.
Harry Manley is visiting az Mr.. G. w
heeler's.
A large hay crop has been harvested tn
st week.
Mr.. winget is giving his house fres
at If p i 1t.
Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy are entertainin
lends from Montreal.
The w. T.. t. U. will meet with Mrs
reat Wednesday afternoon
barn on Kidder hill owned by Faxo
idder was burned yesterday.
Miss Kellogg OF Boston is spending fey
vs. with Mrs. David Webster.