Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-03-16

John Leonard's child, aged about years,
who has been i'll for long time, died last
week and was buried at Barton Thursday.
F. II. Percival and David A. Gilmour
were called TO Newport last week as special
jurors in the case of David Wiley VS.. B. &
NJ. z. Il.
II. Spier of the state board OF agri-
culture was in town last week superintend-
ing the work of testing and killing tuber-
culous cattle.
The condemned cattle, five in number,
belonging to Judge Clark were slaughtered
last Tuesday and found to be in quite adj
vanced stage of tuberculosis.
On the evening of March 10th, friends to
the number OF seventyfiy or more as
sembled at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. IL. L.
Dexter to assist in dedicating the new
house into which Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter
have recently moved. The house is con-
venient, commodious and very pleasant
and the guests enjoyed the evening spent
there very much. Cake and coffee were
served as refres hments. A beautiful din
ner set was presented by Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Wylie, also two bureau scarfs and
other small articles By other guests. Mr..
| Dexter now has a complete set of new
buildings, having one OF the best barns in
this section, and home as good as any.
May Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter live long to
| enjoy their new home is the wish of their
many friends.
WEST GLOVER.
Allen Shedd has had an attack OF grip.
Mrs. Charles Wright and baby boy Ross
are sick.
James Cameron is at Newport serving as
petit juror.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Skinner are at home
again for short time.
Miss Lula Lewis is spending a few days
with friends III Barton.
Miss Ruby Barber has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs Carl Woodland.
Luman Turcott will move into the tene-
ment vacated by Mr.. Smith.
Miss Stella Church of Waterford has
been spending couple of weeks in this
locality visiting friends.
Several went from here to attend the
funeral of the little grandson of John
Teller. Much sympathy is felt for them.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith and Mrs. Leon
ard, Mrs. Smiths mother, moved to their
place in Evansville on Thursday. Mrs.
Leonard sold the place fourteen years ago
and now is returning to the old home.
GREENSBORO.
Tho mas Wilson is sick with grip.
Mrs. Harriet King is seriously i'll.
Mrs c. B. Cook was in st. Johnsbury
last week.
The farmers are very busy getting ready
for sugaring.
Erwin Wilson works for Mrs. Matte
Gebbie through sug airing.
Erwin Wilson went to Laconia, N. H.,
Friday to attend business college.
John Gallagher was in town last Thurs
day buying fat cattle and hogs for his
Hardwick market.
: GREENSBORO BEND.
Laura Pope is gaining.
Mrs Julia Russell is sick.
Bert Russell is able to work.
Mrs Polly Cole is on the sick list.
{ Mrs. Jane Flanders is sick with the grip
PIG. Salmon was in Hardwick Thursday.
Clara Campbell of Hard wick was in town
Thursday.
Emery Duval is home from HardwickI
because of illness.
Isaac Lowell is at work for Charles Win
chester in Stannard.
Harold Miles fell while playing recently
and put his arm out of joint.
Mrs. Jane Flanders has moved into the
tenement In the Bailey block.
Eliza Sheabot from Lyndon is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Auair.
Harry Clark has purchased Carl Batchel
der's interest in their hay pressing business
Albion Batten and family from Hard
wick visited MIR. Batten's parents Thurs
! day.
Mrs. George Davis returned the 12tI
from Windsor where she has been VISITING
her brother.
Mrs. Rice has finished her work at Der
Piper's and gone to her brothers. in Hard
, wick.
HOLLAND.
!. F. T. Caswel has purchased Thoma
10 Goddard's house.
Fred Gray has bought one half of WOO
q lot of John Wheeler.
3. Dan Mosher has moved from the Ed
e house into L. a. Wheeler's house.
Mrs. Cora Moulton visited at Mr..
d Morrill's in Stanstead, P. O., recently.
y Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Moulton visite
Is friends at Ways Mills, P. @, recently.
Mr.. A. Lowell has moved from Barnsto
P. O., into the north end of E. Bryant