Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-05-19

Much sympathy is felt for Mr.. and Mrs.
IA. E. Anderson in the death of their infant
bon.
e.w. s. Mason and wife, g. J. King and
wife and Ed. Richardson took few days
puting at Caspian Lake last week.
Glover Grange No. 272 will meet Satur-
bay, May oath, at 10 a. m. Gentlemen's
day will be observed. ALI the gentlemen
please be present.
The Earnest Workers will hold a social
"Wednesday afternoon and evening with
. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. N. Clark. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all.
The Decoration day services at the GEM
etery are appointed at 10 o'clock. The
procession to the cemetery will be led by
j. The State ladies. The address will be given
by the Hon. e. A. Cook at South church
hs soon after dinner as can be made con-
genient.
The following officers have been elected
by the Epworth League for the ensuing
year: President, Albert Merriam; presi-
dent of religious department, George
Merriam; mercy and help department,
Mrs. 8. N. Clark; literary department,
Cora Marsh; secretary, e. L. Alexander;
treasurer, w. V. Clark; organist, Cora
Marsh.
West Glover.
Earl Barber is home from Newport.
Eli Henderson is working for Allen Gill
y mour.
Albert Bishop is in town, also sister Of
Miss Ella Lampman.
Fred Frasier of West Burke was in town
on business last week.
John Smith is to have an addition built
on to his barn Henry Dewing doing the
work.
Greensboro.
8. s. Woodmansee was in Wolcott last
week.
Mrs. Charlie Goodrich is visiting at g. A.
Porter's.
Miss Emma Lindsay is visiting at her
brothers..
Ray Coomer is working for Mr.. Beaulac
the Bend.
The w. G. It. u. met with Mrs. e. o.
Randall last week.
Geo. Rogers caught seventy-five pounds
Df trout last week.
Melvin Drown of Sheffield is driving the
road machine team.
Q. A. Barber has purchased the mill yard
rom II. s. Tolman.
e. V. Scott is painting and otherwise
repairing his buildings.
James Simpson of Craftsbury is boarding
It the Caspian Lake House.
The buildings belonging to s. Hall and
Charlie Silver were burned last Thursday
Rev. r.. J. Barton gave his hearers a very
instructive temperance discourse last Sun
lay.
j. b. Cook, whose illness has been men
toned in the MONITOR, is now so to be out
tut is still very feeble.
Mrs. Sarah French, who broke her hiI
asst fall while in Barton, has returned tt
er home at II. s. Tolman's.
Hugh Gebbie, who recently came from
lyegate, is at James p. Gebbie's and /:
nder the care Of physician.
The G. f. Thompson farm will be solC
auction Wednesday, May 2S, at Il
'clock D. m. quantity of household
urniture and sugar tools will also be sole
the same time and place.
Holland.
MIR. e. @. Moulton is on the sick list.
Emil Berry has bought and moved to tn
v. f. Blood farm.
John Woodland is in town looking afte
is family interest.
A. r. Hall went to Compton, Que. oil
usiness last week.
Rev. Selden JENNIE of Troy visited at S
Fletcher's recently.
o. l.. Kelley saw deer near the school
puse in Dist. No. recently.
Mrs. Stowe of Island Pond visited he
busin, s. r. Fletcher, last week.
Mrs. Hattie (Moulton) Gregory has re
armed to her home at East Burke.
Mr.. George Davis of Island Pond come
town every week now buying eggs.
Homer Twombly has moved to the 1. 4
arsh farm which he recently bought.
Mrs. Charles Bennett, Sr. has so ia
covered from her serious illness as to
pout the house.
&. G. Pomeroy has bought the job
GODDARD farm in East Holland and wi
Q it for sheep pasture.
Cattle buyers are plenty and cattle al
ling well. s. ID. Hobson bought a sma
owe here to turn into his pasture.
The many friends in this town OF Mr.
r. Tabor of Morgan will be sorry
ar that she is very i'll at this writing.
The voters in this town seem to be div
d as to the governor question. Fletch
octor appears to be in the lead. WI
h?
Mrs. 1. H. Marsh accompanied by h
lighter, Mrs. Raymond Davis, started fl
egon Wednesday of last week. Mr.
arsh is a long time resident of this tow
d highly esteemed and respected by 9
,o know her. She will be greatly miss,
this community.
Rev. ]. A. Dixon will deliver tempe
ce lecture at the M. E. church on We