Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-07-11


night on Mr.. Spaulding's steam launch.
A few of the young people from here
spent last Wednesday evening at the home
of Eugene Shattuck. All report good
time.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Young July 3rd. Mrs. Betsy Pierce OF
Bloomington is caring for mother and
child.
Felix Oliver, the aged New York truck
man, is making his twelfth annual visit at
z. c. Blake's, still hale and hearty despite
his SO years.
GLOVER.
living Carr is Ill with tonsilitis.
Mrs. Fanny Spaulding still remains very
i'll.
Fred Wilson is spending short time at
home.
Mrs. A. A. Williams Is visiting her son at
Hudson, n. Y.
Mrs. Villa Rich returned to st. Johns
bury last week.
Carroll and Roy Davis were both home
AOI Iuc EOUIIus
Mrs. n. L. Dexter is much more COM
Portable of late.
Mrs. S. b. Stebbins visited relatives at
Coventry last week.
Milo Wilson and Carl Wilson were in
Concord, N. H. recently.
Mrs. A. j. Carter of Lyndon Center is
Visiting Mrs Chas Lawrence
Master Arthur Rich is visiting his
grandfather and other friends.
Miss Cora Marsh has gone to Concord
and Manchester, N. H, to visit relatives.
DIN Drew, who suffered relapse in his
illness recently, appears to be gaining
again.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. King and son Paul
went to Caspian Lake last week to spend a
| few days in their cottage.
Miss Sarah Johnson of st. Johnsbnry
has come here to spend the summer with
her friend, Mrs. j. P. Christie.
Mrs. Martin Abbott has returned from a
visit to her son Lee in New York, where
she has been for several weeks.
A. c. Phillips is making extensive repairs
and improvements on the house which
recently purchased of Silas Gray.
Lewis Cameron and family visited in
Greensboro last week. Mr.. Cameron's
health seems to be nearly restored.
Mrs. Kate Moore of st. Johnsbury and
sister, Miss Ida Hill of Worcester, Mass,
| visited Mrs. Ida Woodward and Mrs. julia
Thompson last week.
DR.. and Mrs. N. L. Dow, Mr.. and Mrs
John Mcclellan and Mr.. and Mrs. B. U
| Wells attended the Bell and Stearns' re-
! ception at Walden, Friday.
! Mrs. Julia Thompson of Washington,
D. c., arrived here last week to spend the
summer with her sister, Mrs. Ida Wood
ward at Richardson's hotel.
Mrs. Emma F. Wells who has been as
sisting in the care of her little grandson
Harold Wells, during. his recent illness
has returned to her home at Passumpsic.
"A. Kelton our meat man has appeared
with new meat cart. He makes regular
trips through Glover, Barton and neigh
boring villages and is doing a good bust.
ness.
Mrs. Fanny SpauldiDg, who has beer
very ill for some time underwent an oper.
alton last Saturday morning. She is more
comfortable at this writing, and it i:
thought she will recover. p
Clarence Phillips, II years old, shot 6
large gray eagle near Parker Pond Friday
evening. The bird was asleep in tree
when it was discovered. 1t measures sever
feet from tip to tip of its WINGS 1t was
taken to c. s. Phillips the taxidermist tt
be mounted.
The Epworth League rally and social al
Mr.. Mason's was a marked success. So
also was the lawn party of the Earnest
Workers at the home of Mrs. Drew. Oul
laborers may be few, yet these and othe,
gatherings furnish excellent evidence Of
their loyalty.
Miss Clara DWinell has closed her school
at South Glover one week sooner than was
intended on account of sickness, and has
- returned to her home in Coventry. Miss
Dwinell has given excellent satisfaction
and it is the unanimous wish that she will
return to the school for the remainder OF
the year.
School at the Centre closed July 2, with
picnic at Mr.. Rich's which all epj oyed
Flag Day was observed by the raising of 9
new flag. Mr.. c. w. Cook made very
excellent patriotic speech, also Mr.. s. n
Clark and Judge Clark made a few re-
marks. Eliza, James and Leslie Clark had
no marks during the term.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Charles Chesley and family were in town
for a week recently.
Mrs. AFRO Williams has gone to Hudson,
N. Y, to visit relatives.
Mr.. Russell OF East st. Johnsbury was
in town last week on business.
Miss Clara D wlnell has been quite sick
at the home of her brother ROLAND.