Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-08-17

u reasonable prices ana should De we'll
Julia A. Thompson, for
nerly OF this place, but for many years
clerk in the redemption division of the
.. ). treasury department at Washington,
c., is expected here this week to spend
| part OF her vacation.-Roy Cheney of |
grandmother Mrs. Louise Cheney.-Min-
ME Sargent of Lowell, Mass is spending |
her vacation with her mother, Mrs. Han |
nah Ssrgent.-The Rev. John Kimball and |
family of Lyndonville have been boarding |
at the home of AFRO Williams. They are |
taking a vacation.-Forrest Osgood has re-
covered from his recent severe attack of
He was attended by DIR. w. F. Templeton.
DIR. n. l.. Dow has finished of commo-
dious bathroom and made other repairs on
the interior of his house. The doctor evil
IDENTIFY believes in the old adage, ''Cleanli-
ness is next to Goodness. miss Martha
Lang returned Thursday from Paterson,
n. j., where she has been visiting relatives.
Miss Bernice E. Colby and her friend, Miss
Abbie w. Chapman, spent few days last
week With Mrs. B. U. Wells.-Dr. Warren
Clark of Brockton, Mass , and DR.. Caleb
Clark and family of Massachusetts, were
here last week to attend the Clark reunion.
Both doctors are natives of GIover.-Dean
DWinell, head clerk in the shoe depart ment
of Cham berlain's ''Old Bee Hive' store at
Burlington, has been spending his vacation
here. Mr.. Dwinell was formerly clerk for
r. E. French at this place and was later
employed in F. g. Buudy's shoe store at st.
Johnsbury.-A number of Glover people
went to Burlington Friday on the excur-
sion. 1t was long journey to make in
one day but the excursionists were satisfied
that they got their moneys worth.
WEST CLIO YER.
Chester Anderson is working for Allen
Gilmour.
Will Graham and son are doing Quartus
Graves haying.
John Wylie is home from Blackstone,
Mass, for time.
Mrs Janet Lewis has returned to her
home in Craftsbury.
Mrs. Lydia A. Chase has been visiting
friends in New York state.
Mr.. William Styles and son Roy visited
in st. Johnsbury last week.
Mrs. Maria Barry and daughter Kate are
in Burlington for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thorp spent a week
recently with friends at Underhill.
Mrs. Helen Bailey of Craftsbury is visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. Martha Beach.
Theda and Roy Jor es from Johnson are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. A. M. Beach.
Mrs. James Cameron went to Boston
| Saturday with the Fresh-air children.
A good delegation from this locality
went to Burlington on the excursion.
Mr.. e. F. Bicktord recently received a
visit from his son and his wife fro ~ Massa-
chusetts.
Mr.. Healey of Manchester joined his
wife here Saturday and assisted in the
church choir.
Kate Cameron, Jennie Young, and
Pearl Vance attended the Sargent musical
convention at Craftsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Conant of Concord
N. H., are spending a couple of weeks with
Mrs Commits sister, Mrs. George Dow.
That nice baby girl that came to the
/ home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hinckley
is the cause Of Mr.. ainckley's smiling face
Mrs. Gilmour and children are home
from Haverhill, Mass, and did not take
the trip to California as reported last week
Mrs. Tennys Blihing and little daugh'
ter Eleanor from Peaks Island, Me-, ar,
visiting their many friends in this locality
Edith Vincent, a college student from
Waltham, Mass, is spending part of he
vacation here with her father, Rev. 5. L
Vincent.
o. E. Barber from Boston and Mrs
Augusta King OF Peabody, Mass, hav'
come to visit their brother, Henry Bar Der
and will spend Old Home Week with him
Mason ". R. c., No. 81, find that dur
ing the year ending with June 80, 1903
they have in ali unpretentious way don
some relief work amounting to S31 IS
they have presented the Post with fla,
and have about $500 as a general fun,
and relief fund of $500.
GREENSBORO.
Mrs. A. G. Chase remains about the same
Mrs. G. A. Goodrich is on the sick lis
{ again.
S. P. Pinney and wife visited in tow
over Sunday.
Mrs. Gertie Campbell was in st. Jonhs
bury last week.
Geo. Simpson and wife returned to Con
, necticut last week.
Mrs. William Simpson spent Thursda
, and Friday of last week at Geo. Howard
in Craftsbury.
Her bert Bailey had his cows tested re
Gently for tuberculosis and they were pro
nounced all right.
! HOLLAND.
e Mr.. John Parlin, who was reported !
last weeks issue as having again got b