Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-10-21

! Duchess OF Ork. Inc royal parry rSud III
ed in Sherbrooke but short time.
| Mr.. Sidney B. Telford and Miss Vera A !.
! Thomson were married at the home of
] the brides parents in w est Newton, Mass,
on Oct 18th. After trip through Canada
they will make their home in Rock Island.
Beebe Plain.
| E. @. Bodwell was in town recently.
Mr.. J. w. Elder has his new Office COM
pleted.
E. j. Tinker of East Milton, Mass, was
in town last week.
Miss Lizzie Ashman, who has been i'll
for some time, is improving.
Glover.
The Mite Society hold their next meet
ing on Friday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin Leonard visited
their son at Whitefield, n. III. last week.
Mrs Clarence Vincent and baby, of
North Troy, visited in town last week.
DIR. E. A. Leonard goes to Boston this
week and will remain about month.
John Mcclellan and wife and Roy Chris
tie and wife went to Boston on the excur-
sion.
Mrs. Betsey Drew has rented her house
to Mr.. Cameron, who has bought the stage
route.
Rev. Stevens, VIII breaches at the South
church, is attending the Pan-American
exposition.
Mrs. Helen Hammond has completed her
term Of music lessons here, and returns to
Massachusetts for the winter.
Glover Grange, No. 272, will meet next
Sat-, Oct. Goth, at 10 O'Clock a. m. Dinner
will be served. Degrees will be conferred
in the afternoon.
A. E. Anderson is moving into the house
formerly occupied by ]. G. King and Mr..
Kings people are moving into the tene-
ment over their store.
L. A. Pratt moved his family to Lyndon
vile last week. Mrs. Annette Randall re-
NAMED here to keep house for Burleigh
and Ray until school closes. Mr.. Pratt's
people will be greatly missed.
W. F. Clark has purchased the grist-
mill of Andrew Walcott, and has rented it
to Joe Hagar. Mr.. Walcott has made
many friends here who will be sorry to
have him go out of business.
Weare very glad to welcome back Mr..
and Mrs. Will Royston, who returned to
Glover last week. Mr.. Royston is to work
for G. S. Philips, and Mrs. Royston will
have charge of her fathers house.
In the hearing which was held here last
Friday Mr.. Frank Walcott was placed
under $1,000 bonds to appear at county
court. Mr.. Walcott refused to give the
bond and was taken to Newport jail. Mrs.
Henry Clark was placed under bonds to
appear at a hearing to be held in Glover
Oct. 80.
West Glover.
Kate Cameron attended the Christian
Endeavor meeting at Newport last week.
John Uric arrived home from the expo
sition on Tuesday and Geo. Dow arrived
on Wednesday.
John Miles, who so unfortunately lost
his buildings by fire recently, is living in
the house owned by Chase Brothers.
Mrs. Abbott has had monument erected
on her lot in the village cemetery. John
Smith had one put in at the same time on
his fathers lot.
Mrs. A bbie Shirley and little son have
been visiting relatives in town.-Mrs.
Alison Clark and Mrs. Geo. Humphrey
visited in Greensboro last week.
Mr.. A 5. Wheatly of Peaks Island, Me-,
died in West SomerviIle, Mass, last Tues
day. Mr.. Wheatly was we'll known here,
and held the respect and esteem of the en-
tire community. Much sympathy is felt
for Mrs. Wheatley.
Mr.. E. o. Randall has been putting up
new house which is very desirable addi-
ton to our village. The house is 20X45
feet and has six rooms on the first floor
and four on the second. It has bath
room and other modern Improvements.
The finish is very good; the house is well
constructed, nicely lighted, has bay win
dow and is a very pretty residence.
Greensboro.
James Black is repairing his house.
N. B. Payne is preparing to repair his
village residence.
S. D. Dow is confined to the house with
a badly infiamed eye.
E. o. Randall is at home again, after
short absence in Glover.
Miss Jennie Young is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Harris, of Jamaica.
Geo. Y. Simpson has returned from his
trip to Enosburg Falls and Richmond.
The suit, State vs.. Richards, was called
last Tuesday and discontinued by the
State.
Miss Jennie Haines and Arthur Elkins,
from Lakeport, N. H., are visiting Mrs. F.
Melvin.
r. B. Smith, E. R. Collins and Florence
Wilson are visiting the Pan-American
exposition.