Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-22

oSpscnoeH 1oot. Win the exception OF
few years In Keene, after her marriage,
Mrs. Davis whole life had been spent in
Glover and had been one of devotion to
ner family and her home. She is survived
by her husband, and by her two daug hters,
Mrs. Lula |. Cheney and Mrs. Gertrude ID.
Wright, both of Manchester, n. e.. The
funeral will be at the house this Monday
afternoon.
WEST CLOVER.
Geo. Dow spent couple of days at Mel
rose, Mass, last week.
Mrs. Emma Skinner has been spending
the week at her home here.
Miss Bernice Aldrich of Hard wick has
been visiting Mira Agnes Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Sisco visited Mrs.
Siscos parents in Caledonia count last
week.
Mrs. Martha Beach and A. NJ. Beach and
family attended the golden wed ding of Mr..
and Mrs. John Bean at Barton on Saturday
last.
Mrs. Edith Copeland and mother, Mrs.
Jeanette Lewis of Craftsbury, have been
visiting Mrs. Lewis daughters the past
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stiles attended
the soldiers reunion at Newport June II.
They report good attendance and fine
speaking.
Mr.. Lewis has been obliged to shut down
work in the mill for want of water. He is
improving the time by making repairs on
his house and on the mill.
Mr.. Baird and scholars of district No.
Joined with Miss Lola Sargent and school
and held picnic at the camp grounds at
Parker Pond on Saturday.
we are glad to note the commendable
act OF +. L. Stanton, selectman, in en-
gaging persons to straighten and reset
loose headstones in the cemetery. We
hope he will bear in mind that there is
great need of such work In the cemetery
at West Glover as well as at the village.
, Miss Lola Sargent closed a successful
term OF school in the Beach District on
!, Friday. June 18th Flag day was observed
, by raising the schooIhouse flag which
was procured by soliciting funds Ct
the citizens. Patriotic and interesti1 q
speeches were made by Rev. Geo. Nc
Donald, s. N. Clark and c. w. Cook.
Report of the West Glover school taught
by Alton Baird: The average daily at
, tendance OF the nineteen scholars was
Is 1888, with only two instances of tardi-
ness. In the contest for the greatest num-
, Der of headmarks in the second class in
spelling, Lewis Wright won the first prize,
"a clock; the second prize was given to
| Raymond Lewis; third to ely de Bar Der.
s Those missing no words during the term
| TrIIo
Q Cameron, David Wright, and Claude Viz !
q cent. The advanced class have taken
= algebra and Latin and all have manifested
= great interest in their studies and the
term has been very successful one. Mr.
Baird bids fair to be one of the best OF
+ | teachers.
GREENSBORO.
The village school closed last Friday.
E. A. Baker came from Boston last Thurs1
day night.
N. Il. Payne visited in Cambridge thd
= first OF last week.
Roy Young has been quite sick With
quinsy sore throat.
Fred Goodrich is getting out lumber I'd
: repair and enlarge his barn.
/. q. FL. Remission of Los Angeles, CAL, wal
in town on business last week.
% Geo. Hussey, Jr., cut his foot quite badlI
3 while chopping one Gay last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. T. Fay went to thei
~ home in Westford last Wednesday.
: Wendell Morse who has been visiting q.
Mrs. l.. r. Goodrich's returned to his HON
in Newport last week.
IL Walter c. Simpson returned from Bu
|
Iege, last Tuesday night.
y Albert Comstock, wife and daughte an
/ Mrs. Standish, from the capital visited :
y Fred Goodrich's last week.
Henry r. Wright, who has been visitir
his brothers in town, returned to his hon
- in New Ireland, p. @, last Friday.
Alex Calderwood fell from building
r. which ne was working at E. Craftsbu
one day last week, and broke one arm.
Caspian Lake creamery paid its patro
- 204 cents per pound for butter in the mon
of May and made 19, 4S1 pounds of BUTT
- Mrs. A. G. Chase is on the sick Ii
F. Ell. Dufur, Bert Allen and wife a
a. Amos Corey were summoned to atte
Caledonia County court last Monde
Lst Amos p. Bean of Glover was here
to week and sold two cream separators,
w to VIM. B. Simpson and one to Abner Ell
s., Mr.. Bean also spent day on the lake
I'D took home two four pound lake tro
R. H. Morse is repairing his ba
les AT a special town meeting Saturda
C. vote was taken to allow per cent.
a count on all taxes paid by Oct. 15-G
of Hussey cut his foot quite badly while ch
ry ping Tuesday.-E. r. Howe and wife
Glover visited at A. c. Chase's Friday.
hit GREENSBORO BEND.
tn Fred Pope was in Glover Monday
,se and Mrs. s. Beaulac were in st. Johnsb
y Tuesday.-Miss Grace Sawyer of Nor
lila vile is uest of her aunt, Mrs A. j. ID
les, iels.-Henry Dubois of Barton Land