Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-01-22
West Glover.

West Glover.
Rev. Mr.. Vincent was in North Troy last
week.
Mr. and Mrs c. F. Wright were in Gro
ton over Sunday.
Henry Barber is going to Massachusetts,
to stop several weeks.
John Jerome Sr., has been i'll and con-
fined to the house for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher went to Wheelock
last week to see brother, who was i'll.
Mr.. Kelton is on the pond with his ice
cutter and the farmers are harvesting their
ice.
Mrs. Henry Clark has been spending a
week at Irasburgh. Her friend, Miss Han
nant, came home with her to visit a few
days.
Little Ralph, the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. III. III. Skinner, died Monday, after
five weeks of almost constant suffering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner wish to thank all
who so kindly sympathized and aided
them in the sickness and burial of their
little one, especially the pastor, conductor
and singers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sisco of Sheffield and
Fred Sisco and daughter Belle, were in
town last week.-Mrs.. Brown (Lydia Will
liams) from Newbury has been visiting
relatives in town.-Dwight Dwinen of
Montpelier was in town last week visiting
his son, Carl DwinelI.-Mr. and Mrs. Sam.
Bean are stopping with Mr.. Beams father,
Freeman Bean.
GreenShOrO.
Albert Young, who was very sick week
ago, is out again.
d. G. Melvin is hauling stove wood to
Hardwick, receiving for it 800 per cord.
The Ladies Aid held their last meeting
at Mrs. III. J. Simpsons and it was well at
tended.
1t is reported that E. o. Randall has sold
his stock of goods to B. M. Wiley of Wa
terville.
E.O. Holloway has moved to Mr.. Chase's
in Stannard and later in the season will
move to Danyille.
Some of the farmers have been selling
potatoes and delivering7th at the Bend
for th1rty-fiv and forty cents per bushel.
Mr.and Mrs. Harris have been heard from
that far on their way to Cuba, with the
exception of a somewhat crowded boat.
The Caspian Lake creamery made in the
month of Dec. 1924 lbs. of butter at a cost
of 1866. 30, and the patrons were paid 245
cts. per pound. They made during the
year 1S4.4S7 lbs. and received for it $37469.-
81 cts.
Holland.
John Curran and Charles Vinton have
March.
Joseph Jacobs and wife went to Morgan
last week to attend the funeral of Mr.. Dut
toms child.
II. B. Tice is on the sick list.-Mrs. A. R.
Moulton who has been sick for the past
:. few days is on the gain.
:-The entertainment at the M. E. church
under the management of Rev. G. G. Nc
'5Doqgal was a very enjoyable affair. A
large number of townspeople were present.
-. Mrs. Berry Hall, who spent the past few
months with friends in Massachusetts, re-
q turned home last week.-Gary Kilburn of
Derby visited friends in town recently
g. g. Pinney and Harry Richard Of Derby
were In town recently on business.-Rev.
Geo. Tabor of Waterbury is in town.
Irasburgh.
Walter Harlow has gone home to assist
in caring for his father, who is very ill.
A young man from Bradford takes Wal
ter Harlow's place in F.A.Buchanan's store.
Quite a company of the young people
went to Albany TO attend the play last
Thursday evening.
Charles Fisher mas been in Montgomery
the past week drawing lumber for the
Hutchinson steam mill.
The funeral of Oswald Kidder, who died
in Boston, was at Burton Pixies Tuesday.
A clergyman from Morrisville officiated at
the services.
The lecture by Rev. n. G. johnson at
the M. E. church Wednesday evening will
be worth your time and attention. Ad-
mittance free. Let the church be filled.
The Sunday-school officers Of the Cong1
church for 1900 are, Pres, @. G.Page, Sec. and
Treas, May L. Wheeler, Superintendent,
Walter Harlow, assistant Supt. ]. c. Car
penter, organist, May i. Wheeler; librarian,
Philip Thompson; assistant, Burnie Hill.
The lecture by Mr.. ]. M. Redmond of
Newport last Friday evening was fine and
very much enjoyed. Full Of suggestive
thoughts by which the best results can be
attained. The last and fifth lecture in the
course will be given by Hon. NJ. P. Stafford
10 st. Johnsbury.