Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-03-02

and wife have been visiting their daughter
at Stewartstown.-Fred Darby and wife
are visiting in Canada.-Dr. Fred Leonard
was in town recently.
News has been received of the death of
Mrs. Barna Clark, which occurred in Ore
gon. Feb. 10. She died at the home of her
daughter. Mr.. Clark died Of grip about
the first of January last, when Mrs. Clark
went to reside with her daughter i'm Con-
don. The death of these people, who were
residents here for many years, is a grief to
the whole community.
Derby.
Miss Cora Marsh is visiting i'm town.
C. K. Bates and wife of New York are IN
town.
Aaron Grout and Mary Cobb have the
mumps.
Mrs. Mary Sloan and son have gone to
housekeeping in her fathers house.
Prof. Andrews was out of town last
week, holding teachers examinations.
John Hay has new tinman at work for
him, and is ready for the spring sugar
trade.
The ladies of the NJ. z. church win
serve dinner as usual at the vestry next
Tuesday.
j. c. Hay of this town is the inventor
and sole handler of the most practical
sugar bucket cover we have ever seen. 1t
will fit any bucket, (wooden or TIM aud
only costs cents. Mr.. Hay already
has orders for 5000 covers, and is constant
ly receiving inquiries and orders.
West Derby.
Geo. Sleeper OF Newport Center has pur-
chased the Root place on School st.
Hopkins & Noyes have moved into the
Borland house on Indian Point ST.
Carl White spent Sunday in Boston,
Mrs. Abbie Burroughs OF North Troy
visited Mrs. z. A. Clark last week.
Glover.
Quite large stock of logs already at
Lewis mill.
1t is reported that Mrs Holloway has
rented house in So. Glover.
Willard Bogue has been hired as night
Waterman at the steam mill
Ladies' Aid furnish warm dinners at
the vestry town-meeting day.
Ernest Partridge has traded his place
here with Mr.. Allen of Newport.
Mrs. E. L. Stanton has been successfully
treated at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Joseph King was considerably hurt at
the saw-milI recently by a flying slab.
The oldest son of Walter Gray has gone
to Greensboro to live with Mr.. Thompson.
Miss Myra Carpenter is dangerously i'll.
She has been in poor health for long
time.
The remains of Mrs. Freelove Drew of
Barton Landing were brought here for
burial.
Mrs. Lucy Reed, who has been stopping
with her brother, w. f. Niles, has returned
to Barton.
Ara Chamberlin is working for A. n.
Aldrich, Mrs. Aldrich being for the pres
ent in Sheffield with her daughter.
Charles Clark of the Vermont Agricul-
tural College is appointed to collect
samples of fertilizers in this section for
analysis at the College.
Rufus Drew and wife have been visiting
Joseph Holmes people in Worthwhile
Mcclellan, in Canton, y. Y.-Mr. and Mrs.
r. Mason have been visiting in Wood
bury.-Mrs. Kate Owen Leonard and
daughter of New London, Ct, are here on
a visit.
West Glover.
Judson Stevens has contract with the
Craftsbury Wooden Mills Co. to make up a
lot of pants from their cloths
Greensboro.
Dustin Eastman is gradually failing,with
little prospect Of recovery.
The Ladies' Home Circle, aided by the
local talent are preparing an old time
school to be given the first part of March.
The report of the town officers find the
town about S275 in debt, besides the bond
ed debt. A year ago the town was over
2,4OO in debt, pretty good showing this
year.
Greensboro Bend.
There is to be baptismal service at the
church March LIST.
Mrs. Carrie (Day) Longe of Burlington
has been visiting Mrs. G. A. Silver.
The Endeavor Society went to Wheelock
Thursday night to give their play.
The lecture by J. Dixon of Cabot was
quite well attended. Proceeds for the pas
tor.
Matte Tolman, who had a surgical oper-
alton performed at Burlington, is reported
comfortable.
IraSburgn.
Miss Lillian Keith is recovering from
her recent severe illness.
The musical convention has been post
poned until the first week in June.
Mrs. Ada f. Templeton has gone to