Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-04-23

wy 'iSN WIN tho Bripi II recovering
slowly.
Glover Grange No. 272, will meet next
Saturday at one o'clock. An interesting
lecture hour is expected.
Fannie Spaulding has gone to Ports
mouth, N. H.-Mrs. John Mcclellan went
to West Burke Tuesday, TO see her two
brothers who are very sick with typhoid
fever.
The Glover Grange will give a local
drama and promenade at Institute hall I'm
this village on Tuesday, May 1st Every
body cordially invited. A slight lunch
consisting of coffee, sandwiches and hot
dogs, will be served at a small cost. Music,
Stones orchestra. Hall bill, gentlemen, 90
cents.
John Mathie, while exercising a pair OF
o. H. Mossman's horses last Thursday eve
ming, was thrown out OF the carriage and
the horses ran to Geo. Reeds before stop
ping, fortunately meeting no one. Mr..
Mathie was not much hurt, and il is hoped
the horses are not, as they are a very hand
some pair recently purchased.
West Glover.
Merton Lewis attended the convention
at Montpelier on Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Dow has been quite sick the
past week.-Ellis Prescott is gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Guild from Lebanon,
N. H., who were called here on account OF
the sickness of Mrs. Guilds father, return
ed home Friday.
John Calderwood, who died at Nashua,
N. H., was a native of this town and has
relatives and friends here who will mourn
his untimely death.
Tom Smith is back from Georgia and is
boarding at III. II. Skinner's.-Lillian Nc
Queen is home from Thomasville, Georgia.
ELLA Lampman is home from Manchester,
N. II.
Several from this place accepted the hos
pitality of G.. f. Cutler and wife last Tues
day when they enjoyed the sweets OF the
sugar-camp and returned home in a very
thankful and happy mood.
Greensboro.
Mrs. r. A. Richie remains about the
same.
Mrs. w. A. Stone has returned from
Brookield.
The Pinney house is being painted and
papered, the Dow brothers doing most OF
the work.
The stage was unable to make all OF It's
regular trips last week, on account OF the
condition of the roads.
Holland.
Daniel Harper is moving on to his farm,
recently bought OF Chas. Bement.
Mr.. Chas. Bishop, a highly respected
citizen of this town, died April 18th, after
few days illness with pneumonia.
Charlie Smith has taken the stage route
between Island Pond and Derby Line, and
has commenced work. We wish him sue
cess.
We are glad to learn that Rev. Mr..
McDougall has been returned 10 ms for
another year. Mr.. McDougall and his
family have made many friends during
their stay here.
Irasburgh. ........
Mat Wells is building a new barn.
Mrs. Cora Colcord of Manchester, N. IL.
Is visiting at Fred Fields. -.
The Irasburgh creamery paid it's patrons
22i cents for butter during the month OF
March. .....
Rev. Mr.. Knapp preached at the M. T..
church yesterday, and Rev. p. N. Granger
went to Sheffield, where he viii move this
week.
Mrs. John Austin, who has been sick al
winter, is able to be out.-Mrs. r.. s. How
ard, who has been i'll the past two weeks, is
improving.
III. III. Somers and Clark Bailey attended
the district convention at Montpelier, and
the state convention at Burlington, as
delegates.
Olin Webster will teach the higher de-
partment of the village school, and Eva
Metcalf the Brighton school.-Miss Jennie
Mcneil has returned to teach the primary
school and boards at Mr.. Conway's.
Lowell.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
last Saturday.
Benton Kingsley has returned from Boa-
ton and is at work in the Curtis tnb shop.
Michael Dyer is getting out the timber
for the large barn he intends 10 erect this
summer. ...
The Cong. prayer meeting was held with
Mrs. VIM. Chester, on Wednesday evening
of last week. ,.t.
]. HI. Silsby & Co. have 30. loga on the
skids in their mill yard. IL looks like
plenty of work for the coming summer at
least.
III. ID. Stannard has accepted position
as foreman in a shop at Barton Landing
and will move there as soon las the roads
are settled.
H. II. Newton, DIR. Hill ard George Orr
tbs were elected delegates tothe conventions