Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-03-04


The rest of the family remain here for a
time.
Will Sleeper of Boston is visiting his
parents and friends here; Ernest Sawyer
returned to Charleston, Mass, Saturday
night.
The Goth birthday of A. S. Drew was OBJ
served Feb. Goth by about forty of his rel
atives and friends. An original poem was
written for the occasion and read by Ar
thur Taylor with whom Mr.. Drew boards.
A very enjoyable surprise party was
given Miss Wilma Green a few evenings
since. A handsome gold chain bracelet
was presented her.
Beebe Plain.
Mr.. William Brock of Toronto visited
his sister, Mrs. HearIe, last week.
Harley Holbrook has moved here from
his home in Griffin. He has purchased
the milk route in the village.
G. A McShane and Miss Maud Bigelow
were married recently. They have many
friends here who will extend congratula-
tions and wish them much happiness.
Glover.
w. c. Leonard has gone to Boston on
business trip.
Frank Darling has hired out to LOOMS
Stanton for the season.
Mrs. Phila Bean, who has been sick for
five weeks with grip, is improving rapidly.
Charlie Husband of Lowell, Mass, is
visiting in town. - Mr.. and Mrs. A. G
Clark spent Sunday in Newport.
Dan Carr and wife of Manchester, n. H.,
formerly of Glover, are rejoicing over
little daughter, Flora Beatrice, born Feb.
18th.
Mrs. Carrie PrindIe is caring for Mrs.
Hiram McLellan.-Miss Minnie Sargent of
Lowell, Mass, is in town caring for her
mother, who is very sick with grip.
Mr.. Briggs of Manchester, N. H., has
bought the McGaffey store and will stock
it with goods and we understand is to
finish off tenement over the store.
Emma jackson of Hanover, N. H., is
spending a few weeks with her uncle,
Cyrus HaseIton. - T. ]. Teller, who has
been quite i'll, is able to be out again
Ashley Lord has returned to his home in
Stratton.
Mrs. Phila Bean recently celebrated her
S4th birthday and was pleasantly remem-
bered by her two grandsons, Hayden
Whitney of Concord Junction, Mass, and
DR.. Leonard or Boston, who sent her a
huge bouquet of pinks, one for each year
of her age.
John Grow, son of the late Hubbard
Grow formerly of Glover, was recently
drowned while fording stream near Santa
Paula, Cal. Mr.. Grow leaves a brother,
Charles, and two sisters, Mrs. Gertie Rich
ardson of CAL, and Mrs. Hattie Dwinell,
wife of DR.. DwinelI of LyndonvilIe. Mr..
Grow at one time run the Arlington Hotel
at Newport.
West Glover.
Fred Chase has the grip.-Mrs. Lydia
Chase, Mrs. Preston Skinner and Mrs.
Matte Farr are on the sick Iist.-Geo. Dow
is sick with the grip.
Roy Styles works for George Humphrey
while he is at Newport and later will work
for the season for Geo. L. Young .--Alex.
SanvilIe is working for VIII Cameron.
The funeral of F. F. Bean, who died on
Tuesday, was held at the church on Thurs
day. The Mason Post and w. r. C.. We're
in attendance with many citizens and
friends. Revs. Mcdonald, Alexander and
Vincent officiated.
Miss Violet Tucker is at James Cameron's.
Earl Barber spent the Sabbath with his
cousin, Lyman Cook, at St. Johnsbury.-
Mrs. E. p. Allen from st. Johns bury Cen
ter was in town Thursday to attend the
funeral of her uncle, F. F. Bean.
Greensboro,
Miss Clara Jackson is i'll with measles.
This town has five candidates for road
commissioner.
William Speirs has rented his farm to
viii Thompson for one year.
Lennie Fair of Glover has engaged to
work for A. G. Chase the coming season.
Mrs. Jane Simpson who has fine dairy
of % cows has United States separator on
trial.
VIM. Spiers is gaining after quite hard
sickness and will go to live with his son
George.
B. NJ. Payne has bought the Frank Pope
house for S9OOOOa and rented it to Frank for
go year.
Mrs. James Gebbie is sick with grip
Edward Holloway is reported dangerously
sick at this writing.
W. S. ingalls, started Wednesday for
Washington, d. c., to be present at the in
auguration of President Mckinley
Mrs. Hannah Falk died a week ago Sun
day morning at the advanced age of sc
years. The funeral services were held at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. j. A.
Goss, where she had gone before her illness
to spend the winter. Mrs. Falk was born
in Wales, but came to this country when q