Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-08-29
Glover

Mrs. Gene Anderson is much better.
Owen Robinson was in town last week
Ell. NJ. Salmon and daughter visited in
Albany last week.
Roy Christie and wife of Manchester, n.
H, are in town.
A baby girl at w. w. WyIie's, born
Thursday m orning.
Mrs. Chas. Lawrence and Mrs. B. Drew
are away on visit.
Mrs. Maria PercivaI had bad fall last
Saturday and is very feeble.
The school at Naples commences today
with Cora Marsh as teacher.
We note the death of Abbie McNeal and
also son of n. FL. Drew of South Glover.
Mary E. Darling's personal property
was moved to Glover last Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. n. A. Norton has returned from her
visit to her parents in Fletcher. Her sister
returned with her.
The Ladies Aid will furnish dinner at
the vestry, Tuesday, September 9Th, the
day of the Freemen's meeting.
Mrs. M. Sherburne, who sprained her
ankle some time ago, is much better.-Chas
Mcclellan is not nearly as well of late.
Mrs. Sarah Drew has gone to Ports
mouth to visit her son.-Mrs. r. E. French
has heen spending a few days with her
sister at Lyndonville.
Mrs. Ida Sherburne has been having
some repairs made upon her buildings
Andrew Walcott is having quite extern
s1ve repairs made upon his barn.
The first meeting of the ''Monday Even
ing Club, will be held at Mrs. ]. E. Dwin-
ellis on Sept. 9Th. Let all who would like
to join the club as we'll as all old members
be present at the first meeting if possible.
George Scott and c. A. Davis are home
on furloughs. Mr.. Davis has been through
a seige of typhoid fever in the camp hos
pital and looks very thin and weak. We
are glad to see him home as we'll as he is,
for not many survived typhoid fever in
camp.
As Mrs. Frank Clark, her little grandson
and a lady friend were driving into the
cemetery recently, the horse from some
unknown cause sprang sidewise upon the
bank, overturning the carriage and throw
AhS xOuO GAC OSCupdhto. AhIS. SIdIh was
badly bruised and the carriage demolished.
West Glover.
Everybody is going to the Fair.
Mrs. Agnes Cook is having her build
ings shingled.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Borland attended
the fair at Stanstead.
Will Studley and family have gone to
their home in Woburn, Mass.
Mrs. Walter McFarlane of Barton has
been visiting in the Anderson district.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Clark have broken up
housekeeping, and will stop for time at
Geo. Humphreys.
Mrs. Charles Dutton of Norwich has
been here caring for her sister, Mrs. Reu-
ben Stevens, who is improving. : 90
Mrs. King, mother Of Win King with
whom she lived, was buried Thursday
last. Her remains were taken to Sutton
for interment.
ST. Vance of this place and c. H. Vance
of Barton were called to Cabot last week
to attend the funeral of Edgar Kimball,
who was Killed in a runaway accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Conant from Concord,
N. H, are here visiting at Geo. BOWS.
MIR. Conant has a fine position as singer at
that place. He is just home from London,
Eng, where he has been taking q course
In music.
This town has held no caucus for the
nomination of officers, but the name of
Gabriel Patterson has been filed from this
part of the town to serve as representative
at the next session of the legislature. As
this section has not been honored with
representative for twelve years, and as Mr..
Patterson is a very capable and a most
worthy man, his chances of receiving the
election would seem to be very good.
Greensboro.
G.Y.Spear is adding story to his house.
Our friends in the cottages are fast leav-
ing us for the season. Most of them are
already gone.
Thomas Cheney and wife of Morrisville,
and Mr.. Gates and wife are stopping in a
cottage on the shore of the lake.
Joseph Bowles and friend with their
wives from St. Johnsbury are occupying
the Simpson cottage for few days.
AT the Republican caucus, }. 3. Cook
received the nomination for Representa-
tive and we predict his election by good
majority.
Mrs @. NJ. Haines started for her home
In Illinois last week stopping at Bradford,
Oxford, y. H., and Northampton, Mass, to
visit friends.
c. Ell. CaIderwood from Nashua, n. Fl.
yicit here Loot
EIbrige Farley from Hollis, n. H., is Wilt
iting friends here.
Tressa McCue, while descending the