Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-15
West Glover.

in drug store.
John c. Borland and Will Hubbard are
delegates to the state Sunday school con-
vention at Barre.
Mr.. and mrs. Thomas Marnock start to-
day on visiting trip through Connecticut,
Massachusetts and Maine.
The Home Missionary society meets Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Vincent. Will
the ladies please come early equipped for
business as there is plenty to do, also re-
member to bring parcels for the barrel. A
good attendance is desired.
Miss Maggie Smith is going to her home
in Walden to help care for her mother
through the winter.-Mrs. Lyman Cook
went to Yarmouthville, Maine, last week.
If Mr.. Cook decides to stop in Vermont
she will return later.-Archie Fitzgerald
went to Boston last week. He has secured
work there.
Mrs. Orland Huntley from Norwich is
here visiting her sister, Mrs .Judson Stevens.
Mrs. Stevens, who has been quite sick, is
better.-Mrs. George Bean and little Floyd
of Wheelock spent last week in town visit
ing reIatives.-Mrs. Harley Humphrey and
little son Howard of Newport, spent last
week at Geo. A. Humphrey's.-Mrs.
Margaret Willis, an aged lady formerly of
this town, but now of Sheffield, will board
with Mrs. Eta Calderwood through the
winter.
Greensboro.
The Congregational parsonage is being
.repainted.
Miss Clara Jackson is spending week
in Highgate.
Matthew Marshall, who has been quite
sick, is better.
Martin McCue has commenced work for
DR.. F. @. Kinney.
L. A. Jackson is building an addition to
his barn. A. ]. Bedell doing the work.
James Young has his new furnace run
ming. 1t is good thing to have in this
climate.
after several weeks spent in Underhill and
Cambridge.
Mrs. J. w. Harris waits upon the patrons |
of the post office while the postmistress
takes short vacation.
Mrs. William Young has been visiting
her. daughter, Mrs. Drown. and other rela-
tives in town for the past two weeks.
Rev. johnson, who was expected to
preach in the United Presbyterian church |
last Sabbath could not come, and the for
mer pastor, Rev. j. w. Harris, very accept
ably supplied the pulpit.
Greensboro Bend.
The new steam mill started up last week.
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fire, Oct. 10Th.
Mrs. E. M. Salmon is in Boston purchas
ing her winters stock of goods.
The w. r. G. inspection will be held
Wednesday Oct. oath. Let all members be
present.
Mrs. Thomas Fayers of Glover spent
week with her daughter, Mrs Inez Graham,
recently.
Mrs. Bertha Taylor is visiting friends in
Monroe, N.H.-Mrs. P. G. Salmon is in
Boston after her fall supply of goods.
William Wiley has returned from his
visit in North Danville where he has been
to see his daughter, Mrs. r. r. Hubbard,
and his new grandson.
Mrs. Edwin Thompson and two children
Cd1uS IOm 4NOW 1OIh AoCoooJ w dtUOh0
the funeral of Mrs. Chas. Thompson. They
will stay awhile among friends and rela-
tives.
Mr.. Allen from Hardwick has moved into
the Griffin house.-Little Frankly Howard
has gone to live with his uncle, Moses Bur-
bank of Iras burgh.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Batten leave soon for Greenfield, Mass,
where they intend to make their future
home. We are sorry to have them move
away.
The body of Mrs. Charles Thompson,
who died in Manlius, n. Y, last week,
was brought home for burial on Monday,
Oct. LIST. The funeral was held at her late
home Tuesday afternoon. She had endur-
ed weeks of suffering from Bright's disease.
Much sympathy is felt for her husband
who was unable to be with her, and who,
when he finally started to bring her home,
was met by a telegram saying she was
dead.
IraSburgh.
Mrs. McGoff has gone to Colorado to
visit her daughter.
Miss Matte Holdredge is visiting friends
in Boston and vicinity.
large number of Masons went to
Craftsbury last Friday.
The ladies of the Cong'I church are filing I
q mission box to be sent to Alabama.
The young men of the Cong1 society are
making plans for Halloween social.
Miss Marie Beauclerk has gone to New
port to assist in Mrs. Thrasher's millinery !
store.
Herbert Cowles, who has just returned ,
from Cape Nome, has been calling on ,
friends in town |