Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-02-09
WEST GLOVER.
Beach is improving.

DAVID WyEe IS In very poor nealth.
Miss Edna Sisco of Sheffield IS dress
making at D. Bakers.
The youngest childof Allen Gilmour has
(German) scarlet fever.
Armour Clark goes the last of the month |
to his home in Holbrook, Mass.
Melvina Marvin has gone to hospital
to have tumor removed from her foot.
DR.. E. M. Nichols is treating Mrs. Alison
Clark for acute Inflammation of the optic |
nerve.
Armour Clark closed his school in dis
trict No. on Friday. Bertha Young and |
Harry c. Humphrey had no marks.
A little daughter came to the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Young Jan. 80. Mrs.
David Calderwood is caring for Mrs. Young
and little daughter.
We have been favored the past week by
three fine discourses given by Rev. Nc
Donald, who spoke Sunday evening, Rev.
McGregor, on Monday evening and Rev.
Treat on Tuesday evening.
The Bishop Brothers are in Burlington
learning to make butter and will soon be
in the creamery at Craftsbury which they
have purchased. 1t is expected that Mr..
Clark will come here to work Jn the
creamery.
The West Glover school, taught by Miss
Cora Curtis, closed Friday. The following
pupils have had perfect attendance for the
year, Clyde Bar Ger, Mary Cutler, Lulu
Lewis, Raymond Lewis, Claude Vincent,
David Wright and Lewis Wright. Those
having perfect attendance for the past two
terms were Marie Baker, Harold Baker,
Doris Cameron and Gladys Cameron. Ruby
Barber had perfect attendance for the
winter term. The pupils rendered few
dialogues in the evening, and treated the
friends present to homemade candies, pop
corn, etc.
GREENSBORO.
1. R. Mann is ill with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Gertrude Farr is caring for Mrs. S.
Philbrook.
Charlie Miller has gone to Laconia, n. H.,
to attend school.
Some of the children in town are having
whooping cough.
Mrs Martha Holden is absent for time
in Middlebury.
Abram Cuthbertson and son from Iowa
are visiting in town.
E. E. Harrison moved his family to the
Dunn house last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fowler from Plain
field visited in town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. W. Hazelton are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of IA ID. son born
Feb. 9Th.
Byron Smith, Mrs. Helen Jackson, Mrs.
Bert Wiley and two children are all sick
with grip.
| The citizens of Greensboro cast vote
high license
There was a party at Horace McLaren's
last Tuesday evening which was enjoyed
by all present.
There was no sunshine Candlemas day
and the old people are all prophesying a
good corn year.
Mrs. n. W. Hankemeyer from Winooski
will speak at the Congregational parsonage
Thursday, Feb. u, at p. NJ. on the Gospe
Work in the West.
The many friends of Mrs. Jennie Crane
Manville of Boise City, Idaho, will bs
panied to learn of the death of her baby
girl, who died Jan. % OF scarlet fever, age
Is months.
D. B. Melvin keeps quite flock of sheer
and for the last six years has held his WOO
until last Tuesday, when he delivered
$500 pounds on board the cars at Greens
boro Bend for % per pound, bringing il
the sum of $1,000. Why go West, young
man?
HOLLAND.
Mrs. s. R. Fletcher is able to ride out
Mrs. II. T. Bryant visited in Derby las
week.
Little Evarts Kidder is reported som
better.
Hollis Ames of Derby visited friends il
town recently.
Mrs. M. R. Lackey has been very sicl
for the past week.
|. on business last week.
Mrs. Chas. Clark of Derby visited at
r. Fletcher's recently.
} Ed. Stearns is very sick with bloo
| poisoning, caused by sore on his hand.
Frank Jenness has engaged to work Of
the stock farm at Derby and will NOV
soon.
Mr.. Lewis people have moved to tn
farm which they recently purchased il
!, Derby.
, Howard and Jay Lackey have been quit
sick for several days with the prevailing
, distemper.
, The benevolent ladies of the town
, assisted by E. A. Ferrin and 5. R. Fletcher
gave free lunch to the voters on Feb.
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