Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-05-20

Remember the Mary Howe concert at
Barton Friday evening of this week. This
is free to course ticket holders of the lee
ture course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hall are to live with
Mrs. Julia Gray this simmer. Sam Bean
will run the hotel.-George Bickford has
moved to South Barton.
Mrs. w. F. Scott is having her house
shingled.-George Anderson is at work on
the foundation of his new barn.-Rolland
DWinell is building an addition to his
barn.
Mrs. Dora Abbott is very ilI.-Joseph
Hagar has not been able to attend his store
for time and his brother Carl has been at
work there.-Myrtie Lawrence is very sick.
e. D. Walker is on the sick list.
The Epworth League will meet at the NJ
E. vestry Tuesday evening at7:3O. Subject,
A Nameless Girl Heroine. 1t is union
meeting with the Juniors. All the children
are especially invited to be present.
William Kelton, who had been sick for
several months, died last Friday at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. Herbert
Mitchell, on Sheffield Square. An autopsy
was held on the body yesterday, Drs. Dow,
Blake, Templeton, Wright, and Campbell
being present. The funeral was held to-day
at the South church at Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Clark celebrated
their fortieth marriage anniversary last
Saturday. In the afternoon friends
began to arrive and they continued coming
until evening much to Mr.. and Mrs. Clark's
apparent surprise. It was pleasant occa-
sion and all wish Mr. and Mrs. Clark many
happy returns of the day. A sum of money
was left with which to purchase an easy
chair.
West Glover.
William 3. Stiles has moved on to his
farm in Irasburgh.
Remember the Mary Howe Concert at
Barton Friday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Treat of Irasburgh gave very
pleasing discourse here May 18th.
RoIlo Vincent is home from New York
and is working for Reuben Stevens.
Nelson Stevens has rented and moved
into the house vacated by VIM. Styles.
E. 0. Randall has the ell part of his ten
ement house raised and the addition we'll
started.
Mrs. Matte Farr, who has been sick for
several weeks at f. Fl. Beams, was recently
moved to the home Of her sister at South
Albany.
1t is hoped that the members of the
Mason G. A. R. Post and w. r. G. will re-
member and be present at the meeting
May 23d.
Mrs. Morrow died Friday morning at her
rooms at Chas. Hibbard's. The funeral
was held on Saturday. Much sympathy is
felt for the bereaved family.
Mrs. Henry Clark went to East Johnson
Thursday to reside. Mr.. Clark has posi-
tion there in the creamery. Louise
Bean returned to Boston on Thursday.
Greensboro.
Mr, B. II. Sanborn of Wellesley, Mass.
and his brother are in town.
Rev. P. B. Fisk attended the Diamond
Jubilee held in Boston last week.
Ed. PaddIeford and Claude King of
Glover are building a cottage on the w. A.
Tate shore.
There was no scho 81 in district No. Z last
week, owing to the sickness of the teacher,
Myra D. Chase.
Matte Kirby of Glover will work for
William Simpson and Maggie Coomer for
NJ. J. Simpson the coming season.
Mrs. A. NJ. Stone has sold her hotel
property to F. ". Dufer of Charlestown,
Mass. The new proprietor takes possession
in June.
Fer the last few weeks t1is town has
been experimenting with local option,
much to the dissatisfaction of Iaw-abiding
citizens.
William Arthur, who has been in poor
health for some time, fell from fence re-
Gently, striking upon his side, sustaining
severe I'M uries.
Dan Coburn while working for w. B.
Simpson and operating a horse hoe allowed
the hoe to get the advantage of him and
consequently is laid up for repairs.
The Caspian Lake Creamery made IA ,75S
pounds of butter in April. The cost CT
was $355.56. Cash lee 3ived
for butter $286l.42 and patro as were paid
II cts. per Id.
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