Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-09-11
lrshall Vance has gone to Waldo

marshall vance mas gone to Waldo
haying.
Mr.. Mcclure has been doing needle
work in the cemetery.
Mrs. Fannie Drew Spaulding
very dangerously sick.
The Glover band has been engaged
to play at the Lyndonville fair.
Mr.. and Mrs j. E.Dwinell have god
to Morrisville to visit their son Hal
ley.
Ednah Fayer has returned from tl|
Worlds Fair and has gone to Franz
lin to teach.
Mrs. Mary Davis is at West GlovI
caring for Francena Aldrich, who h II
typhoid fever.
Rev. s. A. Parker of Bethel, VI
will preach at Universalist churd
Sept. II, at o'clock.
l.. French is charging his barn,
B. Wiley doing the work. DaJ
is repairing his carriage house.
Mrs. Susan (French,) Squire al
Mrs. Anna( Frecnh,) James from Ca
ton, N. Y. are visiting in town.
William Cook fell from the hi
beams in barn, striking on his fine
and shoulders, injuring him severed
Ned Young goes this week to pl
at the st. Johnsbury Fair, and frd
there to Boston to remain through
winter. N W.
Mrs. Dorothy Scott, widow OF
late Nathan Scott, died at the re.
dence of her son, Wilbur Scott, Sci
8. The funeral will be held Tuesdd
at the church, at l O'Clock p. m.
Ziba Bliss and wife, Mary Wheatld
moved to Glover from Lebanon, N. n
in 1904 and settled on the farm nd
occupied by G.. p. Fisher. All w
then a wilderness for miles west al
north of him. He cleared large far
built good buildings, set out lar
orchard, and had all the comforts
life around him. He was a very
dustrious man. He used TO work nigh
and stormy days shoemaking for
neighbors, taking most of his pay
work on his farm. He had his r
share of the privations of the ca
settlers, poor roads, losses of cat
and sheep by bears,o which he see
ed to have more than his share,
all these he met with courage.
had many hair breadth escapes i'm
life, in the wilds of Glover, one
which 1 will mentions: On the
day of July, 1905, a terrible lorna
passed through Albany. and GLOW
leveling thousands OF acres OF fore
Mr.. Bliss was several miles frd
home in the woods hunting for so
cattle when the storm came on. Tre
and limbs fell thick around him,
to use his own words, III thought
time had come" But he escaped
hurt. The next day he found his
tie hemmed in by fallen trees, TO SO
an extent that it took two days TO
away and get them out. He wa
kind neighbor, a good citizen and
the respect of his fellow townsm
He was deacon of the Congregatio
church 20 years, and one of the stror
est pillars of that society while
lived. He had two children, q. son
daughter, who lived to maturity. ID
Bliss died at his home near Gloi
Village, at the age of 70 years, his W
dying a few years previous, leavin
good example for the rising genet
ton to Initiate. o. VI +
West Gil over.
Nelson Stevens has gone to St.Joh
bury to attend school.
Frances Aldrich is very sick W
typhoid fever. Mr.. Aldrich is betd
Henry Sisco went to Boston
week and will go from there TO
home in Florida this week.
Henry Barber and Harley Bates
each repairing their house. Aid
Hinkley is reshingling his barn
putting new stalls into his COW stall
Mrs. Kate Leggett and daugh
have returned to their home in v
terbury, Conn. Mrs. Cora (Balx
Lewis, who has been spending so
months here, has returned TO
home in Fargo, much improved
health.
Greensboro.
Justice Tolman is after those wicl
boys in good earnest. About n do
of them have been "pulled" for via
ton of the liquor law and fined vary
from $40 to $31.
Irasburgh.
VIM. b. Stiles has sold his farm