Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-02-29

Iowa, Feb. 8. She leaves two Children,
the son with whom she has been stop
ping, and a daughter, Mrs. Scott Tink-
ham of Bloomington.
The boys say that the young ladies
Of Derby know how to play the beau
when leap year comes around. A par
ty Of them took the lucky fellows for
sleigh ride on the eve of the "a. A
banquet was served at the Derby Line
hotel where the hostess, Mrs. Foster.
did much towards making the occa-
sion very pleasant one.
West Derby.
Geo. It. Story has gone to Fairfax to
visit his parents.
Miss Wilma Green gave party to
her many friends Saturday evening.
Clinton Tucker has returned home
on account of the illness of his wife.
Mr.. Bishop, the druggist, came here
last week and opened his new store.
The sociable will be held at A. w.
Blodgett's, Saturday evening. All in
vited.
j. Nelson has gone to Concord and
Lawrence for few days.. NJ. Grow
Jr., is at home again.
The F. B. Sunday school is increas-
ing in numbers and interest, the at
tendance ranging from 50 to 104, @. S.
Magoon, Supt.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Marston have
gone to housekeeping in their new
house on Elm st. Her mother, Mrs.
Lewis of Richford is visiting her.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
S. E. Grow Thursday, at $3.50 p. m.
There will be readings, selected and
original, music, etc. All invited.
I'll. Holson is very i'll at Miles hotel.
1t is hoped most of our sick are
improving. Three of Ed. Fishers
family are ill.-Mrs. Henry Hayes
and Mrs. Ezra Towle are added to the
list of sick ones.
Glover.
School in Dist. No. Z, Glover, closed
the II, with a very good exhibition
which was largely attended. The pu-
pills did themselves credit.
The report gotten out by the select
men shows very satisfactory adj
ministration the past year. The town
paid for the support of the poor $780,
II; for highways and bridges, $64062;
for officers services, 1922. The town
;- Af Lob 10 %
$516 in the treasury.
[Some of the "leap year" girls at
Glover send the MONITOR an unsigned
and unpaid for notice, which they
want inserted, advertising their leap
year party at Institute Hall, Tuesday
evening, Mar, 8. We always sup
posed the girls cheerfully and gener
ously paid the bills when they took
matters in hand. EDITOR.
West Glover.
David Patterson is on the sick list.
David G. Patterson, who has had
the grip, is better.
The Rev. Mrs. Smith is stopping in
town.
Ed Nye her returned to his home in
Coventry.
Miss Bertha Ross has finished her
school and returned to her home in
Waterford.
Mrs. Wild went from here to Roy
alton, where she expects to meet her
husband, and after a short stay they
will return to Ferrisburgh.
Mr.. Williamson moves to Barton
village this week. Luther William
son goes to Waterford to work.-C.
p. Bean moves on to the H. Cutler
farm that Mr.. Williamson vacates.
The seventy fifth birthday of Mrs.
Phila Bean was observed on the 23rd
by visit from her children and
improving from an attack of the
grip.
Greensboro.
Our pauper bill for past year is only
S311,19.
No. of marriages 9; births IS; deaths
IS.
Rolla Sabin has taken the job to
saw the lumber at Babcock & Nc
Laren's mill.
VIM. B. Simpson, who has been sick
with grip and it's effects for the most
of the winter, is better and able to
ride out.
Rev. @. L. Guild will preach at
Cong. church next Sunday, March
e. TT ia expected that the ordinance