Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-03-27
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West Glover,

West Glover,
Will White is working for r. t. White.
Miss Isabel Lang spent Saturday alta.
Anderson's.
Mr.. Bryan has gone to Norwich to stop
with his daughter there.
Quite number from this vicinity are
attending school at Barton this spring.
Meadow Brook creamery paid its patrons
1S5 cents per pound for February butter.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. b. Y. Camp
bell congratulate them on the birth OF a
son.
Mrs. Jeanette Lewis is stopping at
John Smiths. She will go soon TO keep
house for her SON, Fred.
Joseph Shatney CARED twenty-five ton
of pressed hay last week at ~ per ton. IL
goes to Concord, N. IL.
Mrs. Ora Leonard is at Bloomington
Center, caring for her sister, Mrs. Camp
bell.-Mrs. Emma Skinner is at her sons,
Henry SINNERS, caring for the young
stage driver and its mother. "
In letter received from Harvey Ferry,
who is visiting his mother i'm Burlington,
he says: evidently someone would have
me sick as they refer to me as being i'm a
hospital. However, such is not the case,
as have not seen a hospital since arrived
here, where / came for visit"
Greensboro Bend.
}. A. Mcdonald has rented his farm TO
A. Brooks.
Gilbert Blair begins work for j. A. Nc
Donald to-day.
VIM. Blair was in st. Johnsbury on
business last week.
Mrs. Leavitt is reported as slowly falling
having been sick in bed for several weeks.
The community was shocked by the sud-
den death, March IA, of Mrs. VIM. Blair
of Stannard formerly Mrs Martha e. Gard
liner of Manchester, N. III. She leaves a
husband, two sisters, Mrs. b. o. Shaw of
Morrisville, and Mrs. &. +. Thompson of
Greensboro and two half-sisters, Mrs. p.
Griswold of Montpelier and Mrs. Orson
Stone of Lyndonville. She was 62 years of
age.
Irasburgh.
The Grange met at the Cong. vestry last
Friday evening.
Sugar makers are still waiting for
change in the weather.
There will be Easter music at the Cong.
church next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornell OF Newport Centre
are visiting at Bert Caples'.
Our three Barton Academy students
have returned to resume their studies
there.
Rev. p. n. Granger went TO Westfield to
preach in exchange with the M. Il. pastor
yesterday.
Mrs. f. II. Holdridge has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Hale at Wells River
the past week.
Miss Cunningham, who has been guest
at @. w. Wheeler's, returned to her home
in Lyndonville today. @ t.,J7
Mrs. Dickey has returned home from
Washington, ID. C.-Clarenco Austin visit
cd friends in town last week.
There will be a sociable in the Cong.
church parlors Friday evening of this
week. Cake and coffee will be served. All
are invited.
Miss Lillian Keith is quite ill.-W. ID.
Tyler is suffering with rheumatism i'm one
hand.-E. p. Church is out again after
three weeks illness.
1t is hoped and expected that Rev. p. N.
Granger, who has been pastor of the M. IL.
church the past four years, will be return
ed for another year.
Mrs. N. l.. Foster and children, who
have been spending the winter with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Story, have
returned to their home in Newport.
Notwithstanding the severe storm, a
large company of the Ladies' Aid and
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. p. n. Granger
assembled at their home last Thursday.
Jay.
A A. Macomber is visiting relatives i'm
Chittenden Co.
II. q. Banister has purchased the logs
owned by g. p. Stevens q Co.
Austin Case and family have been In
town, called here by the death OF Mr.. Cases
mother.
Henry Chamberlin of Canada has moved
into j. e. Chase g. Sons tenant house and
will work for them this season.
The town has decided the Hunt farm TO
H. G. Banister. Price $500 and the caring
of Hosea Ovitt through life.
Frank Duffy goes to Westfield to work
for w. Gelpin.-Elvira Case has gone to
Nashua, n. H., where her mother, Mrs.
Farrell, has lived for some years.
Lowell.
Joseph Sanville is reported to have pur-
chased the John Gilbert farm, and will
soon move there with his famlly.-AbeI
Sawyer has moved on to his farm and is
able to work again.
Owing to the severe storm the attend