Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-05-03
West Glover.

her parents.
Mrs. Geo. w. Monkey spent the Sab
bath at Wells River.
T. L. Wright and wife have returned to
their home i'm Barton.
Roy Skinner and Charley Baker have
been having the measles.
Mrs. III. Lewis is so as 20 be out again
Alison Clark is slowly recovering.
A. M. Beach has commenced 20 work on
his barns, Henry Barber doing the work
David Gilmour has moved out OF the
David Anderson house TO Glover village.
Q. F. Cutler has commenced working on
his new house. John Cotton OF Irasburgh
master workman.
Arson Clark is home from hts school
in Derby, and will teach In district No 2.
commencing May Sd.
Greensboro.
Q. w. Thompson is on the sick list.
The lumber is all sawed out at the Nc
Laren mill.
The men are at work on Mr.. Calder
woods barn.
Abner Hill has a summer boarder, it's
six pound girl.
E. w. BarlIIey has made $500 lbs. OF SUI
gar from 1000 trees this year.
Warren Casweu has made 1900 lbs. of an
gar from 600 trees this spring. Who beatsP
Isabel Lang will teach in Hardwicls this
spring, and her sister, Martha Lang, in the
Anderson district in Glover.
Some sneak thief has been stealing Mrs.
Thompson's poultry. Please call az the
house and get the key to the hem house.
Miss Ella Chesley, formerly OF this town.
but who for the past ten years has been
teaching in Minneapolis, Mimi, has been
here visiting friends.
Greensboro Bend.
L. S. Collins and wife have friends stop-
ping with them.
T. c. Batchelder has moved his family
into the Hogaboom house.
Rev. G. w. Morrow returned from Barre
Monday evening. His many friends will
be glad that he is returned to this parish
for another year.
The schools in town begin today. Miss
Guild is engaged at the village for another
year; Mr.. Burbank at the Bend; Mrs. Cora
Thompson at East Greensboro; Miss Barr
from Cabot at the Four Corners, and Miss
Eston at North Greensboro.
Mrs. Ed. Thompson has returned from
Dakota and win remain at her father-in-
laws for the present, while she is teaching
Mrs. Thompson is one OF the best OF teach
ers, and we are very fortunate i'm securing
her services for our schools.-Dr. Bailey
and wife returned from Texas last We'd
nesday and made Mr.. and Mrs. III. j. Bull
lard visit before going to their home in
Craftsbury. ' sa f,cr
Irasburgh
Fred Sears is giving his honse fresh
coat of paint.
-y'Albert Alger, a well-known resident OF
this town, died last Friday.
Judge Thompson and wife returned
home last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. joe Schofeld are spend
ing afew days at w. L. Locke's
DIR. L.E.Brewster and daughter came up
from Boston last Friday to visit his father.
Geo. Russell will work for Joe. Tetrault
in the cheese factory which starts to-day.
Herbert Lee was thrown from his wag
on last Friday and sbrol<e, his collar bone
Mrs. Joseph Watson is in very pooh
health and is suffering from lung trouble.
Miss Mary Corley was az home last
week.-Frank Thompson and Percy Tenn
pleton We're home.over Sunday.
Ed. Cotton goes TO Montreal tomorrow
to play in the baseball leagne OF that
cify xxyh ha
Mrs. w. F. Brewster spent part OF last
week in Barton Landing with her sister,
Mrs. Sylvester, who is very IN.
Archie Grant has moved here from
Hardwick and will live with his wife's
mother, Mrs. Freeman Metcalf near. Gov
entry.
JAY. g+g..
Eben Bailey has moved TO Newport.
Mrs. Fannie Currier and children ar,
visiting G. k. Bartlett.
Mrs. Ross has returned from HardwicI
Her son John and his new wife came with
her.
Henry Miller's team ran away last weel
things up generally; they sue
ceeded in starting another team which rar
with them for a. time.
Lowell.
John Kennedy has returned TO Rich
nond and will work there this season.
V. M. Parker has started to !ht up hil
box factory.-I. b. Cello is assisting him.
M. Dyer Jr., has bought the Revoir farm
on Albany mountain. Reported consider
alton S215.
Our park commissioner has commence
operations by fixing up and paintinQ tn