Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-11-19

neral OF their father, William IOrimer
have returned to their homes.-Austin
Beaumont who came to Scion Jackson's
about two weeks ago, goes home, as Mr..
Jackson's people have returned from Addi-
son Co.-Chas. Traverse's people have gone
to Manchester N. H., for the winter.-Mr
and Mrs. Saml b. Norton were called TO
East Charleston recently by the death OF
Mrs. Win Hand.
West Derby.
Elders Drown, Helms, Addison and Til
lotson, assisted Pastor Mcclure In revival
services.
/ Our schools closed last week.-Ethel
Merrill commences a term OF school to-
/ day i'm Dist. No. 20.
/ Mrs. Carl A. White moves from New
! port to Ler fathers house this week, and
will remain there during her husbands
absence.
| Mrs. Ben. Mosier has been critically IN
| for the last weeK-Dean Gochey is gaining
nicely.-S. S. Lunt is much better, though
not out of doors yet.
Mrs. Il. II. Wood and son are visiting
Mrs. n. A. Crawford i'm Iresburgh.
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Katherine Richardson.
Harrison Darling is building a piazza on
the east side of his house.-Mrs John Shan
non has just erected a large and conven-
lent hen-house. She has good success i'm
the poultry business.
Mrs. Addie Bradley has returned from
Lowell, Mass, and will remain for a while
with her daughter, Mrs. A. J. White
Mrs. Idella Cummings of Eason City,
Iowa, is with her brother, Z. {. Blake.
Luman JENNIE has broken up housekeep-
ing for the present, and stored his goods
in II. l.. Dailey's block.-Mr. Brown has
moved from School St., to the vicinity Of the
round house, letting his house TO George
Kimball.
Glover.
Glover Grange will meet next Saturday
afternoon.
r. e. French has rented his fathers farm
for year.
Joe Hagar has moved his feed store into
the store formerly occupied by Levi Drew.
The Ladies' Aid will serve a soup dinner
Thursday, Nov. 22nd, for 10 cents. All
invited.
A. f. Hinckley has rented the VIM. Rel-
ton farm and moved there. Mr.. Keton
has come to the village to live with his son.
The Earnest Workers will have a social
at the NJ. +. church vestry next Wednes-
day afternoon. Warm biscuits and warm
sugar will be served. Supper from TO 7
o'clock.
Mrs. III. NJ. Percival went TO Stanstead
last Friday to see her aunt, Mrs. Sarah
Cheney, who died the following day. Mrs.
Cheney had many friends here who will
learn with regret of her death
w. Partridge died last Monday after
noon from taking paris green. Mr.. Part
ridge had been in poor health for some
time and it is thought that the paris green
was taken in fit OF dependency. His age
was So years.
The following item is taken from the 81.
Johnsbury news of the Lyndonville Jour
nal:
"W. F. Clark of Glover was i'm town last
Tuesday in the interest OF the bankruptcy
matter of Andrew j. Roberts OF Sheffield.
This estate pays larger dividend than
any bankrupt estate which has ever been
brought before this district under the new
filed and Mr.. Clark was appointed trustee
the assets were declared to be nothing.
Under the management OF Mr.. Clark the
estate will now pay over 52per cent"
West Glover.
Miss Kate Barry spent last week in Al
bany. -...
Miss Lyon, a trained nurse, is caring for
Mrs. Lizzie Cameron. '-ui7 lH
John c. Borland and A. Phillips are
away on hunting expedition in Maine.
1t is hoped that those who intend 10
contribute to the barrel that goes to Mack
intosh will send in their articles at once.
DIR. Miles of somerville, Mass, was call
ed in council with Drs. Ranney and Dow
in the case of Mrs. Cameron on Wednes-
day. 1t is thought she is improving slow
ly.
Mrs. e. O. Randall returned home on
Maggie Coomer has fin
shed work at Mr.. Borland's and has gone
TO her home in Greens boro.-The Bishop
brothers have gone to Bradford to spend
the winter.
j. A. Crane has gone to Hyde Park to
work for e. s. Page.
The boys were smoking Charlie Ohm
stead's cigars last Thursday.
. s. A. Philbrook has bought the A. c.
Hooker house and taken possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Richardson are reioic-
ing over the arrival OF an eight pound boy.
A. G. Hooker is occupying the u. p. par
sonage which he has rented OF James
Young for the winter.
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Harris moved last
week to st. Johnsbury where Mr.. Harris