Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-01

visiting her cousin, Mrs. Adams.
Mrs. Loren JENNIE and son. ~
phla. are at Elmer Z. Jenue,s
Geo. Lockhart and family have
form camping on Horseneck Islam
Mrs. Dearborn and Miss VIII
StraHord are visiting Elder e. Bls
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Hitchce
returned from trip to Massachu1
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mcclure sre
their daughter, Mrs. John Ma
Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. w. o. Gray and Harold
turned from Danville, where I'd
been visiting friends.
Horace Holsen and Mrs. Lucia
OF TIlton, N. H., were called
Thursday, by the critical illness
father.
The F. B. Sunday school and frie
very enjoyable day on the L
Wednesday, despite the inclemeut
| III the forenoon.
Mrs. c. j. Tucker was burned q
at her summer hotel near Salem
losing most of her goods. She
turned to her home here to RENAL
time.
Harrison Dailey's barn was std
lightning the Goth. Nearly all of
sons crop of hay, fowls, four hogI
TOOLS, etc., were consumed. Thd
was saved by the vigorous effort5
good neighbors. There was YER
insurance.
Martin Holsen passed away Frida]
ing after suffering the agonies of
from 800 a. m. of Wednesday. TH
was nail wound in his foot reel
week previous. Funeral service
held Sunday at 200 .. m. uni
auspices Of the l. o. OF.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Mark Meacham visited relative
recently.
Miss Emma Chamberlain Is boar,
A. c. Sawyer's.
Ernest Clark and family, of spril
Mass, are at A. FL. CIark's.
Mrs. Moody KimbaIl is sufferin
much with muscular rheumatism.
Two young ladies from South ST.
are visiting at the F. B. parsonage.
Miss Carrie Morey of Framir
Mass, is visiting at F. and H. ]. Bal
Mrs. John Nelson is entertain1l
atlves from Boston and Springfield
The young child of Mr.. A. Steele
very i'll from the burns received two
ago.
Mrs. Isaac Rollins gave her {
school class an enjoyable picu
Wednesday.
Mrs. Naomi Magoon, Mrs. Mary
kins and Mrs. Martha Silver, have re
to their home.
Clinton Tucker and family resume
keeping soon in their old home
They have been in Massachuset
New Hampshire for several years.
Mrs. G. s. Magoon OF Manchester
and Mrs. Mary Hopkins of South {
VT, were called here last week
death OF their sister, Mrs. Amos N
GLOVER. :.
Mrs. Nora Salmon is quite ill.
The library will be closed for til
three weeks.
E. A. Marden OF Burlington, is sc
with his sister, Mrs. G. jerome.
Mr.. and Mrs. LeBaron, of No.
visited at John Salmon's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr are entertainil
atives from Manchester, N. q. at
cottage.
Mrs. Marcia Bachelor with be
children, are visiting her grandfatt
j. Fayer.
Thaddeus Drew of MorrisviIle, ST
few days with his parents, Mr.. and
R. S. Drew, recently.
Mr.. George A. Gates, pre- sident
Pomona college, of CIaremont, CAL,
iting Mrs. c. S. Phillips. Mrs. Sarat
a noted Christian worker of New
City, is also guest of Mrs. Phillips.
WEST CLOVER.
Mrs. Abbie Whipple of East Blu
visiting her son, s, T. Vance,
Carl Dwinell has been at Coventry,
ing his uncle, L. s. Nye, In haying.
Mr.. and Mrs Fern PhiIbrook hav
ished working for Allen. Gilmour.
Aaron Skinner, who has been away
last April returned home last week.
Quite number from this part G
town, went to st. Johnbury, Friday.
Harry G. Humphrey has been spend
week at Barton with his aunt, Mrs. G
Fisk.
DanI Skinner and little granddau
from Barton Landing were in tow
Tuesday.
Miss Lima Gilmore has been spend
few days with her friend, Mrs. l.
Merriam.
Merton Lewis is raising his barn
building an addition, the MCDOWELL
ing the work.
Mrs. J. Crosier and two children
been visiting friends In Barnet and
gate, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John. Bean and Miss
ence Bean of Barton were recent g
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Beach.
Miss Nina Wylie with her friend,
Parmalee of Brooklyn, n. Y, were
guests of Mrs. A. J. Anderson, last
Wednesday.