Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-22

GLOVER.
AT albert Hinckley's; Jan. 10; boy
baby.
There was very pleasant birthday
party at L. Fosters last Monday even
ing.
About rs nefghbors and friends made
a surprise visit at Amos Beams last
Friday evening. A corCial welcome
and fine time was enjoyed.
There was large and attentive aud
fence at Mr.. Lords lecture Thursday
evening. His earnestness and candor
could not fail to interest every one.
We have to record the death of Mr..
Albert Dwinell. He has been in feeble
health for a long time and on Sunday
evening passed quietly away. His
aged wife is very sick at present writ
ing.
Mr. EDIToR-The awe are informedv
item in the last MONITOR is "slightly
incorrect" Ireceived a written award
from the arbitrators in the case refer
red to of $173.71. / was paid that
amount by them including my share of
costs. My claim against Lewis after
deducting the undisputed account
against me on his books was about
1870. Lewis rendered me S25 before
the suit began. w. FL. DREW.
Regular meeting and installation of
Mason w. r. g. occurs January %.
1t is hoped all members will be pres
emit. The officers for the ensuing year
are: Pres, Helen M. Cook; Senior vice
Pres, Mary A. Fisher; Junior vice
Pres, Addie Williams; Sec, Clara w.
Fisher; Treas, Frances @. Abbott;
Chap, Elizabeth G.. McDonald; Con-,
Helen F. Nye; g., Avis E. Wilson;
Delegate to the State Encampment,
Helen M. Cook; Alternate, Avis e.
Wilson.
West Glover.
Mr.. Heath has moved to Sheffield.
E. P. Beach is suffering from the eff
fects of a fall on the ice.
Mrs. Quartus Graves has returned
from Mass. They will occupy the house
formerly owned by A. @. Chase.
Farmers are harvesting their ice in
this vicinity from Parker pond. Mr..
Aldrich is cutting large amount for
himself and others.
Mrs. Geo. Baker is improving.
Skinner is on the sick list.-Mrs. Jas.
Cameron has been having a siege
with the grip.
Greensboro.
The son of Mrs. d. b. Hunter was
hurt quite badly while sliding. He
slid off the end of the Dow bridge, strik-
ing his head on rock.
Geo. Cuthbertson has purchased of
w. S. Calderwood house lot off from
the hotel lot and will build a two-sto-
ry house the coming summer.
Mrs. Stephen Collier, long resident
of this town, died at Laconia, N. H.,
Jan. IL. The body was brought here
and the funeral held in Craftsbury last
Sunday.
A girl boarder at Henry Moulton's.
Amelia Delaura has gone to Law
renee, Mass, to spend the winter with
her sisters.
Mrs. S. r. Fletcher, who has had an
of grip, is convalescing. Mr..
Lackey's family are all sick.
At this writing, school in Dist. No.
is closed on account of the sickness of
the teacher, Mrs. Ernest Gray.
Measles and grip are very prevalent
IN town. James Stearnes has lost two
children and another child is very ill.
Irasburgn.
w. F. Morey and his mother, Mrs.
Barry, are visiting friends in
Canada.
Zelora Marsh and his son Harley
ire at work on a lumber job in Pot
Jon, P. @.
Owing to i'll health, Miss Gertrude
Parker has been obliged to give up
her school in Derby and has returned
home.
Mr.. VIM. A. Lord of Montpelier
spoke before full house last Friday
evening, on "Intemperance and the |
Merits OF the Kelley Cure"
"Aunt Marinda" Leach, widow of |
he late Willis ID. Leach, died last Fri
lay evening at Palmer Chaffee's, in
bloomington. Her remains were in
erred in the Irasburgh cemetery yes
erday. Rev. w. @. Johnson officiated |
It the funeral and as a consequence
here was no service in the M. Z. |
hurch, his people joining with those
# the Cong. church in a union service. |
lowell