Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-11-30

Center last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Adams spent day at
Newport Center recently with Mrs. o. j.
Adams, who is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Hunt of Coventry
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Hunts
mother, Mrs. Kate Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. E. Campbell and
daughter Irene spent Saturday at n. S.
Rogers in Newport Center.
MIR. Ira Carr OF Lancaster, n. H, who
has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Walter
Gray, returned nome last Tuesday.
Mr.. Fred Porter ano family of Barton
Landing spent Thanksgiving with MIR.
Porter's mother, Mrs. Kate Porter
Geo. Maxwell has moved from Morgan
into Mrs. VIM. Boynton's house.-CIiff
Casual has moved into John McClures
house.-Chas. Stevens has moved into S.
Parker's house.-Elmer Richardson has
moved to Newport.-G. ii. Mcdonald has
moved into Geo. LitchfieId's house.
Frank Garfield has moved into his house
recently purchased from George Spencer.
| GLOVER.
| Phil Dane is having the mumps.
Mr.. Denney's children have the mumps.
| Mrs. Eliza Hunt is visiting at F. II. Per-
civaPs.
Mr.. Mcclure was at home a short time
recently.
Little Hortense Stanton has been having
the mumps.
Carl Wilson has purchased the Darling
farm of his father.
A little child of VIII Simpsons was
buried last Monday.
Mrs. Hug Carr has been quite seriously
ill with lung trouble.
F. c. Clark and wife are home from
their visit in the west.
Mrs. j. w. Walker has been very ill for
several days with pleurisy.
Allan Holbrook of the LyndonuiUe
Journal was in town last week.
A. j. Hunt from South Barton spent
Thanksgiving at F. 81. Percivars.
The village school opened this (Monday)
) morning with the usual attendance.
Alison Day of Sheffield, who has been
} very Ill with pneumonia, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean from West Burke
> spent Thanksgiving at John McLelIan's.
r The Rev. John KlmbalI Will preach in
the South church next Sunday at p. m.
S Mrs. E. ]. Colby has been visiting friends
at Sutton and St. Johnsbury the past week.
Mrs. D. s. Young has returned home
/. from her visit to her son at st. Johnsbury.
r. E. Christie has gone to Manchester,
t N. H., to work in the Amoskeag cotton
= mill.
:, The Rev. W. G. Johnson of Barton will
y speak at the Methodist church next Sun
n day morning.
g Miss E. Maud Dunn and Frank Drew of
q this place were married on Wednesday.
: Congratulations.
d Mrs. Wiley and daughter Hazel from
Iowa have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Silas Gray the past week.
r. Mrs. g. S. Parker and son Paul spent
Thanksgiving at East st. Johnsbury wit d
q Mrs. Parker's mother, Mrs. Albert Lee.
Mrs. A. A. Williams was at Barton Land
l. ing several days last week, caring for her
# sister in law, Mrs. Marston, who was very
Ill.
i. Helen Rich, Gertrude Mason, Lola Sar-
"a gent and Frances Christie were baptized
and united with the M. E. church last
IN Sunday.
% Miss Flossie Chesley of Sheffield has
been spending few days with her uncle
"A w. S. Willard. She is attending school al
q Lyndon Institute.
OIin Drew, was taken violently ill last
SO Wednesday night with brain trouble and
A is still in critical con dition. DIR. N. l.
Dow is attending him.
to Mrs. Ida Read, state president of thu
q. W. G. T. u, met the ladies of the Glover
Union this (Monday) afternoon at tn,
m home of Mrs. AFRO Williams.
If The annual meeting OF Mason w. r. c
no for the election of off GERS Will be held Dec
10 at the usual time and place. A specia
business ting will be held at 10 a. M
An oyster dinner will be served at noon
The public is cordially invited to dinner.
.e' We have been obliged to depend on GU
No old kerosene lamps for illumination durin
the past week while our electric light lin
d is being connected with Barton. MI
Clark hopes to have the line completed s
'nh the lights can be turned on Tuesday even
ing.
Ss G. s. Phillips was in Boston Saturda
to attend meeting of zinc companies i
JIG which he is interested. The directors
the several companies controlled b
~ Thayer & Wilkins voted to com bine a
their properties in one, making tn
jill strongest zinc company in the district.
Mrs. Anna Owen has sold her farl
hs lately occupied by her .daug liter and hu.
band, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Mason, to c.
i0e Sherburne, for $3.50. Mr.. Sherburne wi
take possession soon. Mrs. Owen reserve
'o1 the So gar place on the hill near Willia
A Merrian's and the D9sture east 0f RI
jul road.
This community sustained heavy 10
wv last week in the death of Mrs. Emn
Frances Gilman, who died about II:
In Tuesday night, November oath, after
wasting illness of about ten weeks DIR
ks ton. Mrs. Gilman, who was the daug ht