Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-09-21
WEST GLOVER.

WEST CLIO YER.
Arthur Clark returns to Burlington this
week.
Carl Philbrooks went to MorrisvilIe one
day last week.
Frank Chase has commenced a years
work at James Young's.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stiles spent last
week in Caledonia county.
Geo. Simpson and wife were at James
Telfer's several days recently.
Lyman Barber has put veranda on to |
the ell part OF Mr.. Stiles house.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. White spent two
days in Crafts bury the past week.
Theron Williams from Williamstown
was at George A. Humphrey recently.
Mrs. E. R. Cook was at Newport re-
Gently helping care for Mrs. Roy Skinner
and son.
Mrs. Martha Beach spent the week OF
the fair at Barton with her sister, Mrs.
John Bean.
Mrs. Sarepta Vance and granddaughter,
Kate Cameron, were at Newport few
days last week.
Miss Marion Murray of Haverhill, Mass,
who has been here the past two months,
returned to her home Friday.
Mrs. Smith has been spending a few
days at Craftsbury. Her aunt, Mrs. Mar
garet Leggett, is visiting her.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Cook, Mrs. Agnes
Cook and John c. Borland attended the
st. Johnsbury fair on Wednesday.
John Stevens of Sutton and Mr.. Han
cock of Coventry were here on Wednesday
to attend Mrs. Reuben Stevens funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitney of Con-
coro junction, Mass, and Roland Monkey
OF Lancaster, N. H., were in town last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Cutler and Mrs Cut
ler's mother, Mrs. Katherine Cameron,
| have been visiting in Danville and St.
Johnsbury the past week.
Mrs. Crow of Charleston, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Henry Dew
ing, spent last week with her brother,
John Arthur, before returning home.
| Lyman P. Cook, who has been in a
drug store at st. Johnsbury for some time
was in town making farewell calls, as he
is moving to Portland, Me-, where
he has secured position.
Mary r. Lyman, wife of Reuben e.
Stevens, was born in Norwich in 1858. She
united with the church in early life and
has always been a consistent and devoted
member. She was married Oct. 49, 1890
They came to Mr.. Stevens early home te
live in 1897 where she suddenly died Sept
IA. She leaves to mourn her loss hus-
band, little daughter, an aged father, 6
sister and two brothers. The fun era
service was held Wednesday in the church
in West Glover Rev. 8. L. Vincent officia
ting. The profusion of flowers bespoke TIT
love for the deceased and sympathy for tn
bereaved.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mr.. P. g. Salmon, a we'll known residen
here, died last Wednesday. Mr.. Salmon
has been a prominent merchant In thi
village for many years and held the respec
and esteem of the community. Tn
funeral was held on Friday.
HOLLAND.
Mrs. Sykes is said to be gaining slowly
A new baby has arrived at Holli
I Wheeler's.
Don Allbee and family are visitin
, friends at Island Pond
Eugene Boothman, former resident G
D this place has moved back to town.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Bryant and Mis-
O Grace Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank John
son and Miss Meryl johnson spent til
day at M. L. Ames' logging camp la
Thursday and report very pleasant tim
q CASWELL'S MILLS.
Mrs. Eugene Sanborn is on the sick lis
: Mrs. Henry Maxwell is in very pc,
t. health.
Herbert Lyons little boy is very sis
st with bowel trouble.
s. Mr. Alfred Davis mother from Mass
chusetts is visiting him.
le Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Moulton have gone
Is st. Johnsbury to visit their son Charlie.
Mrs. w. A. Goddard has rented her hou
as to Eugene Boothman and intends to go
st St. Johnsbury for time.
Mrs. Osgood and the woman who
to kept house for John Forbes have gone in
LII Osgood's camp to do the cooking.
Mrs. j. P. Osgood, who has been visiti
l., friends and relatives in this place,
A. returned to her home in Manchester.
RASBURC.
= George Metcalf has purchased the F.
Grant farm.
Mrs. G. W. Wheeler went to Enosbr
- last Thursday to visit friends.
Mrs. Eliza Chap nan returned no
n from South Barton yesterday.
VOC Ernest Ord and aunt, Mrs. Shorey,
turned to Boston last saturday.