Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-06-05


years of age, died Friday morning
consumption at the home of her mot
er, Mrs. Conn. Funeral services wd
held Sunday in the +. b. church,
Elder Mcclure.
Mrs. Laura Nj. Franklin has with n
children, gone to her fathers i'm MOI
Danville for two weeks. ~ Chas. M
COON has gone TO NH. to see his ia |
er. ~ Chas. Dane and family are via|
ing at Mrs. Danes home i'm DeI|
Center.
Glover.
w. @. t. U. at w. Glover, June
All invited.
VIM. Merriam is building a barn
his Cook farm.
Frank Phillips attends the Slid
Breeders meeting at Morrisville 4
week.
Q. s. Phillips is giving his resideI
a coat of paint; others are fixing
for the summer.
Rev. j. Mcdonald is suffering wi
hay fever and was unable to meet
appointments on the Sabbath.
Mrs. w. @. Leonard has gone
New London to join her husband, V
has recently bought a drug store tho
We are sorry TO lose them from
midst.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. b. Lapham OF
Chelmsford are in town.. S. Coo
win spent a few days among relati
the past week.-Zana Hill of Lowell
visiting at her fathers, J. Drew.
Joseph Gray and Levi Partrid
started from Keene, N. H., with q
packs on their backs i'm 1899 and ca
to Glover on foot and made a pitc
the east part of the town. After
running away of Long Pond, Gray 4
out and bought the farm where
son, o. l.. Gray, now lives. He RI
ed quite a family and died there.
was one of the company who hel
drain Long Pond. He was a chez
business man and did much towa
building up the east part OF the TO
Partridge lived in several places
town, raised large family, many
whose descendants are now lin
here. He was among those Wild
out Long Pond, was an industri,
hard working man, full Of wit and
NOR, and could keep a bar-rd
court in a roaring fit OF laughte
his eccentric jokes and stories.
died at a ripe old age. Asa BIRD
was another of the early settler
the east part of the town. He loo
ed on the farm where the Ma
Bros. now reside. lie was an easy
dustrious man, raised quite fan
and died in town. Silas French,
other of the early settlers OF the
part Of the town, removed from Ked
n. H., with his family Of seven
and three daughters and located
the farm now occupied by w
Trip. Nathaniel, his oldest son,
NAMED at the old homestead.
was one of the best farmers I'M 90
always had a large family around
but always raised his own grain
all other provisions on the farm
had a surplus to spare. The Cd
boys all settled in town and died h
Two of them enlisted i'm the wa
1912, and did service at Plattsb
Many OF their descendants are
residents Of Glover.
West Glover.
ID. T. Cameron is having a long
with rheumatism.
Mr.. Boden and family OF Browni
ton have been visiting at AT. Hin
ley's.
The farm buildings on the H.
Cutler place are being painted
colors, Archie McDougall doing
work.
Mr.. VIM. Palmer, who has Il
stopping here since Conference,
turns to his friends i'm Danville.
is in feeble health.
Mr.. Buckley, a former residen
this town, and father OF the late
DEMO, died in Bloomfield last va
and his remains were brought
for burial on Thursday last.
II. S. Tolman raised his large /
in place Of the barn reed
ly burned.
Shipments of butter; trunks s3,
2s9, crates 8; cases OF eggs, "a; p
Of butter 1920; eggs 15
The event of the week is the m
Rage of our miller, D. b. Hunter
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