Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-03-07

Glover
Chester Allen lost his only horse last week
Mrs. George McGaffey has been quite
sick.
Wesley Drew is at work for w. N. AL
drich.
Mrs. Eunice Clark has gone to Newport
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Mrs c. Clark is sick and confined to
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Miss BowsIeegy of Newport is guest at +.
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There was good attendance at town
meeting Tuesday.
Allen Larrabee of Craftsbury visited in
town last week.
Miss Myra Carpenter has rented rooms
of Mrs. Nancy Drew and will do dress
making.
The closing exercises of the singing
school will be held Wednesday evening of
this week.
w. III. Dow of Wheelock has bought the
Rogers farm at So. Glover and is moving
on to it.
Eugene Anderson has bought the John
Smith barn moved it on to the Gill
| mour farm.
Mr.. Johnson from Barton has rented the
Phillips house, and family from Derby
will move into the Christy house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, who have been Wis
iting in town, went to Newport Center,
where they have moved from Franklin.
There was q social gathering at the home
of I'll. N. Wilson on the evening of March
4th. Quite a large company assembled
and good time was reported.
Miss Isabel Kinney, who Will be remem-
bered here, was married at st. Johnsbury,
March End, to Burton Burke. Their flu
ture home will be Hartford, Conn. We
extend congratulations.
The following article on the death of
| Cora Nye of Bradford is copied from the
Bradford Union:
Wednesday morning about nine O'Clock
Mrs. e. III. Nye went to the room of her
daughter, to awaken her, and was Mortified
to lind Berdena cold in death, having APP
parently died without struggle, her hand
resting naturally under the head, with no
evidence on the features of the least pain,
and appearing as if asleep. She had at
tended the ball at the Armory the night
previous, retiring about a. M, and had
seemed to be in the best of health and
spirits when her companions left her at
the close of what had been most pleasant
occasion.
Cora Berdena Nye was a most amiable
and lovable young lady, and was a univer-
sal favorite with both old and young. Her
acquaintance was large she had been a
most faithful assistant to her father in the
store and express office. She was the es-
sence of goodness, and seemed to entirely
forget self in the ministration of kindly
acts towards her family and the commu-
nltV with whom
is no wonder that the news of her death
depressed beyond description our entire
people, and the expression of sympathy
for the family in their poignant grief is
general and sincere. Miss Nye was %
years of age the fourth of last July.
West Glover.
Bertha Hubbard is home from Moutpe-
lier for two or three weeks vacation.
Mrs. Addie Carr of Manchester, N H. has
been visiting her brother, s. Vance.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Abbott are on the |
sick list.-Rollo Vincent is very sick with !
pneumonia.
Greensboro.
w. A. jackson is on the sick list again. /
l.. w. Harrison will move on to the Scott |
farm.
Alex McLaren is very sick and his re-
covery is doubtful.
Geo. Hdzzy has moved into the tenement /
in o. e. Hazen's building.
Miss Lucy Thompson has returned from
her visit in New Hampshire. She reports
apleasant time.
Elmer Bailey has nearly recovered from
his injuries and has gone to work for
Homer Bartlett.
E. B. Scott has been hired to make the
butter at the creamery as soon as the build
ing is in readiness.
Chas. Bonner has sold the land he
bought of the Moses Haines' estate, to
Mrs. d. B. Hunter.
Town meeting passed off very quietly.
1t was voted to pay $1,000 on the r. r.
bond; tax, S1.75 on dollar.
There is to be an auction sale of the en-
tire stock of goods at the b. HI. Cuth bert
son store at the Bend Wednesday March 10.
Harry Dow broke his leg last week by
getting his foot caught in belt which he
was changing from one pulley to another.
A CARD.-We wish to express our heart
felt thanks to the friends and neighbors
who cut, drew and sawed our wood-piIe.
May the blessings of God attend them.
MIR. and Mrs. A. G. HALL.
Greensboro Bend.
Mrs. C. o. Dawson has been Ill for a few
days.
p. G. Salmon is having considerable
trouble with his eyes.
Rev. M. B. Parounagian will occupy the
M. E. pulpit next Sabbath.
Mrs. Cora l.. Thompson has returned
from her visit to Glover and Barton Land
ing.