Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-03-17

several weeks with her mother, Mrs. Alex.
Blair, has returned to her home in Cam
bridge.
The Frank Rich property on Junction
street has been purchased by Chas. Twom-
bly, of Derby, who will conduct a hotel
and livery stable.
Glover.
Mrs. Fanny spaulding is at home for
time.
G. F. Osgood went this morning to
Littleton to work for time.
Mrs. Ellen Bement has been making
a visit in town among relatives.
Milo Wilson returns to Barton to-day
for the spring term of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. French are expected
this week for a short stay In town.
There was a large company at the sugar
party and dance given by the Grange last
week.
The Mothers Club will meet with Mrs.
{. S. Parker Wednes day afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
Glover Grange, No. 272, will meet Satur
day, March %, at 10 a. m. Dinner will be
served.
Harley Drew has moved 'back home
from his winter sojourn in the lumber
camp on Black hill.
1t is expected that Lawyer e. A. Cook of
Newport will deliver the Memorial day
address in this place.
Owing to the condition of the roads the
w. r. c. and G. A. r. meeting last Thurs
day was poorly attended.
Mrs. Frank Day continues to gain slow
ly.-Luther Merriam has SO far recovered
from his illness as to be at the mill as
usual.
L. l.. Drew and wife from Portsmouth
were in town recently.-George Colby
came from LennoxvilIe last week to visit
relatives at So. Glover.
w. S. and R. F. Mason have discontinued
their barber business and the rooms they
used have heen rented to a photographer,
Mr.. Goodale, who has taken possession and
commenced work.
West Glover.
Miss Tia Lyman is with her aunt, Mrs.
Freeman, at Barton.
Clyde Heath has been visiting relatives
| here during his vacation.
Miss Agnes Teller is to work for Mrs.
James Uric the coming season.
Pearl Vance is working for Mrs. George
Dow. Mrs. Dow is convaIescing slowly.
o,Ir 5C (N-o etc
bury where she attended school the past
winter.
Little Harry Humphrey, who had an
attack of bronchitis recently, is much
better.
VIM. Cameron has purchased a new
piano for his daughters, Doris and
Gladys.
Mrs. Sarah Humphrey returned to Bar
ton last week after spending several weeks
with her son George.
We understand that Chase, who is serv.
ing out a sentence in the state prison 3
Windsor, for being an accomplish in the
death OF J. E. Holloway of this town, i:
soon to be pardoned.
Earl Barber has been to Johnson thi
week helping to move Henry Clark wht
went there nearly year ago. Mr. Clarl
moves to Craftsbury where he will work il
n. Z. Stevens creamery.
Greensboro.
, Miss Carrie Soule of Richford, is visit
, ing at L. A. Jackson's.
| The numerous people mentioned as bein
on the sick list last week are better.
Mrs. Mary Leavitt, who has been i'll
long time, is failing quite rapidly.
E. X. Hill went to Passumpsic Thursda
for the purpose of moving his family t
l.. Greens boro.
D Mrs. Frank Melvin went to Lakeport, \
H., last Tuesday, to take care of her moth
:. er, who is very ill.
A. l.. Pierce and family from Hardwic
o have moved into the F. N. Michaud hous
and Mr.. Pierce works on the farm.
a J. N. Chandler, who has been in san
tarium in Burlington for some weeks, re
q turned home last week considera bly, in
proved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. LOugee from Williams
;, town, Harley J. Tate, of Salem, Mass, an
r Perley Tate, of Suncook, N. H., were
town last week on account of the illness
their father, w. A. Tate.
# Greensboro Bend.
n Florence Holloway is working for A. !
s Ross.
May Wilcox has finished work at A. \
II Ross and returned to her home.
G. c. Clary and wife were called
y Georgia recently by the death of MI
g Clary's daughter, Mrs. Jason Newton.
Holland.
ne d. J. Finn is driving the stage f
Henry Demick.
ID Chandler Horn of Morgan visited frien
ut in town recently.