Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-04-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Adna Bemis, of WEIGH
lille, Me-, are visiting at A. B. CobIeigb's.
The Alpha Club are preparing to hold
air at the F. B. vestry on Friday evening,
May 1st.
Easter services will be held at the Free
Baptist church and Universalist church
April 18th. !.
Miss Lottie Shattuck invited the school |
girls of the sth and 9th grades to a sugar |
party April 1st. Eighteen were present. |
The sugar was very nice and all enjoyed a |
fine time.
GLOVER.
Mrs. Stark is visiting in Wells River.
Miss Martha Lang visited in Greensboro
last week. ss..s
n. H. Drew is visiting his brother in law
in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Wells of st. Johnsbury is caring for
Mrs. II. B. Stanton. Snow s 81
posed the past week. gitea
There will be Easter exercises at the M.
E. church next Sunday at IL O'Clock.
w. C. Leonard of Whitefield, N II was
in town short time last week and Incl
dentally sweetened up at some OF the sugar
camps. tt
The children are requested to meet at
the M. e. church on Wednesday and Fri
day afternoons to rehearse for the Easter
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stanton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Bean, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wes-
ley Drew are rejoicing over the advent of
little ones in their homes the past week.
The many friends OF j. P. Ellis were very
glad to see and receive a call from him last
week, but the sad part of it was Jack could
not see Us. Since leaving here his eyesig ut
has gradually left him and he is nearly
blind. Quitea number were present from
this town at the reception given Mr.. Ellis
| in the Masonic hall at Barton Wednesday
evening.
c. 8. Phillips has just finished a very fine
buck for Mr.. Gaines of Evansville
| Mr.. Gaines shot the buck in Westmore.
Mr.. Phillips has also just mounted Carl
l
presented Mr.. Reed by MS friend, Mr.. Cas-
well, and was killed on his reservation in
| New Brunswick. 1t Is the finest head ever
seen in these parts.
WEST GLOVER.
Mrs. Will King is improving.
Bert Woodland is home from Mortified
Mass, for time.
Charles Ross of St. aJohnsbury was ir
town over Sunday. eG-od = -
Mr.. Bean and son from Canada wer,
here last week to visit Mr.. Beams daugh
tiers.
Aaron Skinner, who has been stopping
at P. a. SINNERS, went away the last o
March.
Miss Ruby Barber spent few days at st
P. Cook.
/ Reuben Stevens has engaged Mr.. =aut
i Mrs. Lyman to work for him year. The,
have commenced work.
Miss Bernice Aldrich is suffering from
badly scalded hand, caused by accidentall
plunging it into pail of boiling water.
Clark Boswell of Littleton, N. H., was i
town last week to attend the funeral of hi
sister in-law, Mrs. Mary (Lyman) Bus
we'll.
Mrs. 9. G. Stevens, who spent the winte
with her sister in-iaW, Mrs. Louisa Chene.
. spent the Sabbath here and started Mon
: day on a canvassing tour in the north pal
! of the county.
s Mrs. Mary Lyman Boswell passed ava
r Sunday morning, March 20, at the age
D 50 years, months and 20 days. She WIS
a the young est daughter of Timothy Lyma
o and Ruby Beach Lyman. Mr.. Lyman W,
e born in Northfield, Mass, Septem Der, III
His wife was born in Hebron, Conn. The
were married IN April, 1809 and came
Gl )ver among the first settlers, locating c
: the farm owned by VIM. Cameron, whe
they brought up family of six childre
e ali of whom have passed away. Mr.. Lyme
OF I'D in 1885. His wife lived to the advances
|, age of 95 years, months and Is day
Mary Lyman married Asahel Boswell Ma
q, 1851. They carried on the place owned
N. ~. OtcNcAS IOuI years. tAcu mOFcO Ou
: the place which has since been her hon
3 and which is near her childhood home. M
Boswell died eleven years ago. She leav
n daug liter, Mrs. Henry Barber, and gram
;. son, Warren. Their many friends exteI
sincerest sympathy to the relatives wi
IS have SO assiduously cared for her duriI
IS these many weeks OF suffering. The funel
services were at her late home, Rev. Ge
= Macdonald officiating. The burial was
o the family lot at Barton.
GREENSBORO BEND.
l. Listers are out.
lg Elmer Pope is better.
Ella Bennington is gaining.
OF Mrs IueZ Graham is not as we'll.
." Robert Ritchia iS earring hailed hav