Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-05-04
w. ii. Tibbetts has gone to Wolcott t,


work In Charles Preston's hotel.
Rev. C. w. Morse will supply the NJ. E.
pulpit until the new pastor arrives.
Raymond Guild has gone to st. Johns
bury to work in Mr.. Clsrk's photograph |
studio.
Miss Ann Kidder has moved into the
house she recently purchased of e. s.
Cowles.
Mr.. Hamblet of Barton and Harry Black
are in town selling out VIM. Tibbetts'
bankrupt goods.
Gertie Drake has gone to Mary Fletcher
hospital, Burlington. Her father, David
Drake, accompanied her.
Mr.. Thomas, missionary, preached at
the Cong. church last Sunday. A recep-
tion was rendered him Saturday.
sneak thief entered Lewis Douglass
blacksmith shop and stole his rubber boots
and two plough cutters one night recently.
A surprise visit was made Leon Litch-
field last Monday evening, it being his
birthday. He was presented with a nice
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herst, Mass, to work on a milk farm.
CLOVER.
Mrs. G. P. Bean is ill.
DIR. Leonard returned from Boston
Friday.
Mrs. E. A. Norton returned from Sto We
Saturday.
Mrs. A. M. Randall is occupying her vii
lage residence.
The selectmen have bought Climax
road machine.
Owen Robinson of Westmore was in
town last week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Wilson last week.
Mrs. Hannah Munson is working fol
Mrs. e. A. Norton.
E. D. Walker goes to- day to run the roa(
machine in Lyndon.
c. 8. Parker is making extensive i'm
provements on his house.
The body of Mr.. Taplin of Barre was in
tered in our cemetery last week.
W. 8. and R. F. Mason, Claud King ant
E. A. Walcott were at Caspian Lake fishing
last week.
School in this village began laet Monday
Miss Lang has the higher depart ment an
Miss Tucker the lower.
Sumner Scott, who has been in hospite
in Lowell, Mass, has returned home some
what improved in health.
Mrs. Lewis Cameron and children al
stopping with Mrs. Cameron's brother
J Greensboro for the present.
schools commenced last Monday. E. !
| Partridge is carrying the scholars in tt
Parish district to the village.
, Mrs. Mary Morse died at the home of hi
father, Francis Wright, Wednesday after
, painful and lingering illness.
J. H. Hoyt, Mrs. Emily Phillips, and M
+ and Mrs. A. G. Phillips attended tt
funeral of Nathan Field in Hardwick SUI
- day.
+ The many friends of Joel Christie exter
congratulate ons on the event of his ma
rage to Mrs Emma Batchelder of Green
, boro.
George McGaffey is shingling his hous
Chaplin Leonard, L. P. Drew and MI
:. Stebbins have newly painted their res
dences.
Hugh Carr of Manchester, n. H., recen
ly came to his farm near Stone Pond. 3
y family will soon join him and they W
occupy their house during the summer.
= Hon. c. j. Bell, master of the sta
Grange visited Glover Grange at its ls
meeting and gave some very helpf
= thoughts to its members.
Mrs. Gertie Heath Drew died at her G
home in Bloomington Friday morniI
- Mrs. Drew was much esteemed by tho
who became acquainted with her duri
her short stay here.
," The friends of Mr.. and Mrs H. S. Cla
gave them wedding reception at tn
home Friday evening, April oath. I
house was filled with neighbors and frien
We of all ages. Old and young had gather
X to express their best wishes to bride a
nc groom. The guests were heartily receiv
re while good cheer and friendly greetir
lent warmth to the occasion. Many bes
y tiful and useful gifts were presented.
OF freshments were we'd; a social hour, {
he livened by music was enjoyed, and
I'm company, wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Clar
nd happy and prosperous life in their pleas
srs home, departed carrying with them era
on full memories of this delightful gatheril
ler WEST CLOVER.
nd
., Fred Frasier of Burke was in town
n. week.
he Mrs. Truman Cook has been visiting
he Barton.
,ut Alison Clark is clerking in the E..
Ill Randall store.
III Mrs. Will King has recovered from
recent sickness.
Ora Calderwood's baby has been v