Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-10-19

clerk and will not be Obliged to
eek employment.
Mr.. FL. Mcclure left Tuesday for Canada,
where he will visit relatives and acquaint-
ances whom he has not seen for over
thirty years. From there he will 60 to st.
Adams, his native town, to renew the
scenes of his childhood. He will be
absent several weeks.
Forty-seven of the relatives and friends
Of Mrs. VIM. Grove met at the home of
her brother, John Arthur, on Saturday,
Oct. 10, to give her little surprise and
spend the day together before she returned
to her home in Morgan. Out OF the COM
pany was her oldest son from Ryegate, and
one daug liter, Mrs. II. A. Dewing, and
thirteen grandchildren, Letters were read
from those who could not be present. The
children spent the day in games and hav-
ing general good time. Mr.. j. E. Wylie
was present and took a picture of the group
after which the farewell came and the
company departed.
WEST CLOVER.
Willie JENNIE had a toe amputated last
Thursday.
Mrs. Vincent and children have
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott of Coventry
were in town last week.
Bert Woodland, Mortified student,
spent last week at home.
Mrs. Elma Martin has been spending
the week at G. F. Cutters.
Henry Chambers of Danville has been
spending few days at Ora Calderwood's.
Reuben Stevens and little daughter
Eunice have gone to Norwich to spend the
winter.
Mrs. Bennett recently visited her sister,
Mrs. John Woodland, who suffered a shock
last spring and is slowly gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miles and Bert
ton, at Craftsbury one day last week.
Mrs. Elias Miles, living near West Glover,
was taken ill on the night of Oct. 10Th and
| it is feared she had shock of paralysis.
| She is little better at this time.
Oliver Barber of Boston was in town
over Sunday. From here he went to
Westfield to visit friends, but will return
and spend the hunting season with his
brother, Henry Barber.
James Cameron, Kate Cameron, Mrs.
daughter Gladys, Hiram Allen, Ellis Pres
colt, and Mr.. McCaffrey went on the ex-
cursion to Boston Thursday.
GREENSBORO.
j. A. Goss is repairing the Lake House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Speirs have a new
girl baby.
L. A. Jackson and Alden Perrin are re-
pairing their buildings.
Miss Mary McCue is absent for two
weeks on visiting trip.
G. W. Lumsden has rented his farm to
his son Willis tor one year
Mrs. D. G. Melvin was in Stowe last
week visiting her daug hters.
The Parker family from Littleton, n. H.,
closed their cottage last week.
B. M. Wiley went to Richford Tuesday
to attend the funeral of his grandfather.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Atwood left camp
last Wednesday for their home in Ran
dolph.
Mr.. w. s. Ingalls, family were In
Winooski last week to attend the funeral
of a relative.
Rex. R. ]. Barton was in Manchester, N
H., last week to attend the meetings OF
the A. B. F. M.
Rev. N. L. Hood from Cambridge, Mass,
has preached at the Presbyterian church
for two Sabbaths.
Harry Oimstead and wife were called to
Dapville Tuesday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Leonard Goss.
Ira D. Magoon will move this week from
the E. o. Randall farm to the place hs
purchased of John Chandler.
The taxpayers of Greensboro paid the
collector 81, 500 at the Bend Tuesday anc
$4,000 at the village Thursday.
William Leland has sold his farm, stool
and farming tools to Mr.. Lapere of Willis
ton. Price $500, possession given Nov. Is
, There was a reception at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Lumsden Wednesday
evening. About forty friends were pres
emit.
Mrs. Emile Coulter and son from At
lanta, Ga, who have spent the summer II
i, town, started on their return trip las
Tuesday.
b w. II. Leland, Andrew Calderwood ant
wife, Abner Hill, l. E. Rollins and Ev
: Burnham went to Boston on the excursion
Wednesday.
t GREENSBORO BEND.
Glee Jameson is gaining.
It Vern Pope is working in Barton.
Geo. Davis went to Boston Thursday.
/, Mrs. E. G. Judd is visiting in Fairfax.
It Mrs. R. j. Shurtlef is visiting in Glove
L. s. Collins was in Morrisville recent,
! DR.. Rella's Medicine 20. is here this weel
g Geo. Davis recently visited in Bakersfield
Harlow Bailey has had his house paintet
y Mrs. Silas Holloway is Ill with bronchiti
Z, Cecil Billiard is home from St. Johns