Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-09-27

has taken up his abode with the family of
G. FL. McCauley.
o. w. Ryder and Alfred Taylor are able
to be out again after their recent illness.
G. w. Cade is also improving.
Mrs. r. Watson is no better and there is
but little hope of her recovery. III.
Ketwell is much better.-Mrs. L. Green
leaf is slowly improving.-Mr Dea. Cobb
is about the same.
Glover
Mrs. Dick Sargent is quite sick.
A. E. Leonard returns to Boston this
week.
Joel Christie has moved in to live with
Mrs. Sias King.
Mrs. Mary Davis is in Concord, N. H.,
for medical treatment.
A large number of our towsns people at
tended the fair at Lyndonville.
Hiram Davis was called to Concord last
week by the illness of his mother.
The village schools are well attended and
the teachers seem to be doing good work.
Much sympathy is felt for Mr.. and Mrs.
I'll. III. Hoyt in their bereavement, caused by
the death of their son, Lucien.
AS Ed Walker was coming to the village
few days ago, he saw fine deer in @. p.
Owens field; later it crossed the fields and
disappeared in Chaplin Leonard's woods.
West Glover.
Will Hubbard is sick with the measles.
The children, grand children and great
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his home on Saturday to celebrate his SIND
birthday.
Greensboro.
Elmer Barclay was slightly injured re-
Gently by falling from load of straw.
A majority of our sugar makers sold
their sugar recently to Mr.. Ward of Hard
wick, for five cents per pound.
Miss Mary Daniels has moved her photo
graph gallery near her store. and will COM
mence taking pictures next week.
G. A. Goodrich had three cows from his
herd slaughtered last week by order of the
State veterinary, who found them diseased
with tuberculosis.
CIaud Bronlea, who has been suffering
several months with cancer on the face,
had it removed last week by DR.. Dustin
of Craftsbury and DIR. Seaver of Yale col
lege.
IraSburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Somers attended the
fair at st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. Dewitt returned from a trip to his
old home in New York last week.
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Glover are stopping with Mrs. NJ. G. 1
jameson. bi4G 5ooal-lr lnH nsut
Robert Dodd was home from Old Orch
ard last week. He has returned to Yale |
College.
DR.. Preston Beauclerk, from Contocook, |
n. H., was at home for a few days last
week.
Mrs. A. ]. Fairbanks of Denver, Col, will |
give a free lecture at the Cong. church,
Wednesday evening, at 7-3O.
Matthew Wells, who has been in the |
hotel for the past year, has moved out, and |
Johnnie Wiley has entered as proprietor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry House have decided
not to go to ST. Paul, Minnesota, and win |
make their home in Newport for the pres
emit.
Lowell.
DIR. Paimont of St. Johnsbury has locat-
ed here, and will move his family here
soon.
Miss Mae Chamberlin has given up her
school at Northfield, Mass, and will stop
at home this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Hui bard and Mr. and Mrs
Hoyt of Lyndon were the guests of f. F.
and wife last week
Mrs. H. G. Stannard, widow of the late
Henry G. Stannard of this place, died at
the home of Mrs. S. E. Stebbins last Tues
day morning. Her disease, cancer of the
liver, had baffled the skill of physicians for
the past Is months, during which period
she was very patient sufferer. The flu
heral was held at the house, Rev. VIM.
Gauley officiating. She leaves three chill
lren who have the sympathy of the COM
nunity in their loss.
Morgan.
c. T. Moore is home from New York.
Horace Calkins has returned to his home
n Connecticut.
Mr.. Kidder had the misfortune to lose
rood cow last week.
Mrs. G. 1. Moore is visiting her father,
I. Lyon, at Westmore.
Don Moulton had the misfortune to cut
lis foot badly last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Farr and daughter
nave been visiting in Barton.
Mr.. Richard Steadiford has bought a
arm in Newark and will move there soon.
Three men from Lowell, Mass, are stop
ling in tho Alfred Calkins cottage and will
pend some time hunting and fishing.
Mr.. Stevens, who has been visiting his