Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-03-30
Harry Kimball is clerking for Homer

house on Spring street.
d. 8. Ware has moved from Mr.. Cass' |
house into Fred Browns tenement.
Mrs. c. E. White and daughter have re-
turned to their home in Sherbrooke.
Mrs. Moran, who has been i'll at d. c.
has returned to her home in
Derby.
Wilma A, the Oldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. e. Greene, and Charles E.
Cousens, both of this place, were united
in marriage last Wednesday evening, Rev.
E. E. Blake officiating. The, bride was
dressed in white and was attended by her
sister, Miss Berdena Greene. The groom
was attended by Walter Aiken. large
number of friends were present. Music
was furnished by Miss Berdena Greene
and Mrs. Fred Hunt. After congratula-
lions all went to the spacious dining
room, where ice. cream and cake were
served. Many gifts were presented the
couple.
III. l. Hastings has sold his marble and
blacksmith shops to Chas. Mcclure. Mr..
Mcclure will make tenements of the
pIaces.-Mrs. Dane is breaking up house
keeping and will spend the summer with
her daughter in Enosburg.-Frank Kim
ball is expected home from Msine the first
of April.-Chas. Mcclure has purchased
piece OF pasture land of A. j. White
George Thompson has finished working
for II. II. Pratt and commences work for
the Frontier Lum Der Co. the first OF April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cousens and two children
of New York are in town.-Elias Bemis of
Island Pond has been stopping at A. B.
Cobleigh's the past week.-Wiu Trip of
East Charleston was in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Ransom are visiting
relatives in HardWick.-C Tucker is
visiting at L. s. Miller's.-George Kendall
of White River junction is in town.
Charles White is improving from his re-
cent illness.
CLOVER.
Mrs. Kimball will preach at the South
church next Sunday at O'Clock.
The Ladies Mite Society will hold their
next social Friday afternoon at the vestry.
The Earnest Workers will give a sugar
social in the M. E. church vestry, We'd
nesday afternoon. All cordially invited.
Sixty-five years ago March 9th, Mr.. Ira
Emery and Miss Lavina Camp were Joined
in the bonds of matrimony. 1t is seldom
a couple reach their 65th marriage ami
versary. Their combined ages is 175 years
he being Sc and she SO years of age. Four
children have been born to them, two sons
and two daughters, only one of whom is
now living, Mrs. Cromwell Bean. They
have two grandchildren, DIR. Kate San
born of Midway, Mass, and Carl w. Bean
of Glover, also two great grandchildren,
Ida and Marjorie Bean.
WEST GLOVER.
Mrs. Elma Martin is at D. Bakers.
Mrs. Will King is sick with the grip.
Miss Mary Cutler spent last week very
pleasantly at Newport with Miss Lois
Sherburne.
Mrs. Matte Woodland of Irasburgh spent
part of the week here with her sister, Mrs.
/ Kate Barber.
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Wright of Barton are
stopping with their son Charles during The
sugar season.
George A. Humphrey has bought fine
three year-old colt. He recently sold his
driving horse "Bessie' to go down country
Henry Clark has commenced his work
here as butter maker. His family will
stop at n. @. Stevens until their goods car
be moved here from Craftsbury.
Mrs. Emma Archer Of Island Pond ha:
been stopping with her sister-inl law, Mrs
Hastings, few days and having her eyes
treated by DR.. E. NJ. Nichols of Barton.
GREENSBORO.
F. Ell. Dufur was in Newport Monday or
business.
MayfoWers were numerous on the hill.
sides of Greensboro, March Goth,
James Black is repairing bis house, F. J
Newton OF Albany doing the work.
Charlie Miller, who has been attending
school in Laconia, n H, the past winter
returned last Saturday night.
Walter Jackson and T. A. Goodrich
jurymen from this town, were dismissed
and returned home last Friday.
Mrs. c. 4. Goodrich, who has been IL
for some time, remains about t he same ant
Mrs. Sarah French is slowly improving.
ASuDGl I A1GSA4 CA11i1. -. "A. L C1
rim and wife and William Withers wer
called to Hard wick Tuesday TO attend tn
funeral Of Miss Augusta Perrin.
The remains OF Miss Nancy Lumsden
who died IN Barre on Monday last, wer
brought to Greens boro for interment. Tn
funeral was held at j. D. Wilson'S Thurs
day.
Frank P. Morse, the general clerk at E
NJ. WilIey's for the year past, has gone t
Enosburg Falls where he has good situa
ton in the store OF Aseltine s. Green
wood. Mr.. Morse has made many friend
during his stay in town who are sorry
lose him. but all wish him success in hi
, new position.
GREENSBORO BEND.
7 Lila Billiard is whiting her mother.
2 Fl Pone is unable to work in I b