Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-08-03

Frank Bean of Lowell, Mass, is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Eliza Hancock.
A. c. Clark of Newport Center visited
his father, F. c. Clark, last week.
n. II. Drew has bought the Thomas King
farm and has immediate possession.
Mrs. Herman Mcclure died Saturday after
lingering illness OF several months.
Miss Elsie A. Young and Miss Nina
Wylie are attending the summer school at
Barton.
8. G. King has moved to the farm for
cut the hay.
]. II. Hoyt and w. A. Royston and wife
attend ed the funeral of Mrs. Cuthbertson
of Greens boro.
Chef Parker had his shoulder quite badly
hurt last week while helping n. A. Norton
hitch up horse.
/ c. s. Parker and family have returned
home from three weeks stay in their
cottage at Stone pond.
Chas. Lawrence has his cottage so nearly
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already taken possession
Chas. F. Clark has finished his labors as
bookkeeper for James Turn bull of Barton
Landing and will teach in Hardwick the
coming term.
The Earnest Workers will hold a social
in the vestry Wednesday afternoon OF this
week. Supper from five to seven. The
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thimb BILE and thread as there Is sewing to
be done.
WEST CLOVER.
Flora Dow of Barton spent few days
here last week.
Miss Myrtle Slack from Canada is visit
ing relatives in town.
Mrs. Couch and Mrs. Hastings spent
part of last week at Morgan.
Miss Jennie Cochran of White River
Junction has been visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Henry Paquet:e.
Clark NJ. Bor and, who is on the sick
list, went last Monday to st. Johnsbury to
see DR.. Allen of Brightlook hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Young are home
from Oklahoma on visiting tour. Their
many friends are glad to see them East
again.
Mrs. Janette Lewis is at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Smith, helping care for the
sick. Elmer, Armour and Norris are ill
with measles. Mr.. Smith is convalescing.
II. H. Skinner, one of the candidates for
carrier of the rural delivery has been noti-
fed that he stands first in order. We hope
in due time to see Mr.. Skinner delivering
mail on the route.
Mrs. c. G. King, Mrs. Preston Skinner,
Mrs. Fl. Bates, Mrs. Will Cameron, Mrs.
Agnes Cook, Mrs. Herman Prescott and
Mrs. James Cameron are entertaining
fresh air children for two weeks-thirteen
in all.
GREENSBORO.
Will Marshall remains about the same.
Hon. 81. s. Tolman is Improving slowly
/ Mrs. j. c. and Miss L. I. Allen visited
here last Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Hannah Leggett returned Friday
to her home in Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Clayton Magoon is doing house
, work for Mrs. Henry Miller.
Mrs. ]. 81. Haworth of Lowell, Mass, il
visiting her nieces who are boarding at G
: A. Porter's.
Mrs. Myra Chase and Miss Florence Will
! son went to Barton Thursday to attend
summer school.
The st. Johnsbury golf team was in towr
last week to play with Lakeside tsam. The
visitors won the game.
The Lakeside golf team went to ST. ohns
bury Saturday to play second game will
the st. Johnsbury team.
Geo. Simpson of Hazardville, Conn.,, VIII
Is visiting his daughter in Craftsbury
y called on friends in town Saturday.
The community was saddened a weel
ago Sunday by the sudden death of Mrs
Geo. Nj. Cuthbertson. She left besides he
e husband and an infant daughter, fathe
o Much sympathy is felt for the bereave,
family. The funeral was held from he
= late home Tuesday, Rev. N. A. Ross AM
Rev. r. j. Barton officiating.
1T HOLLAND.
Lillian Hackett is quite ill.
Is Mrs. Hattie Gray is In very poor health
Mrs. Myra Gray is visiting her brother
y Henry o. Smith, at Newport.
Mrs. Blanche Green Hall fell from tt
u veranda at Bingham Brewers, where Sd
1t has been visiting, and broke her collar
bone and was otherwise badly shaken vi
ut About forty young people gathered
In the home of Eugene Gray, July II, it bein
the fourteenth birthday of their sd