Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-03-09

L rlQay nlgnt 10 meet ner sister VINO mas
been In New York getting spring styles,
from there she will go to Montpelier to re-
sumo her work.
Mrs. Beniaman Lorimer who was stop
ping at Colin Lorimer's few days, con-
tracted pneumonia and after short Illness /
passed away Monday. She was a most |
estimable Chistian woman and will be long |
remembered by a large circle of friends. |
Her remains were taken to her brothers. in |
Newport, burial took place at Beebe Plain. |
WEST DERBY.
Chas. Norris is little better.
James Richar ison is a little better.
VIM. Spear is visiting at Delmer Stevens.
Ethel Merrill is failing.-Jasper Webster
is very I'LL.
Mrs. Booth of Bolton, Que, is at Elmer
Richardson's.
A sister of Rev. Edwin Blake is visiting
at the parsonage.
Miss Susie Scott Is guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Adna Cobleigh.
Thomas and Fred Doneghy spent Sun
day in Bolton, Que.
George Sanderson has moved from Derby
Center to the Lincoln house.
Edwin Sawyer of Derby moved last Sat-
urday into the Parker house.
Chas. White has been unable to be in
his store for the past few days.
There was slight confagration in the
house of Martin Holson recently.
Miss Nina Chappell is spending week
with relatives at Willoughby Lake.
Mrs. Elkins of North Troy visited her
sister, Mrs. Addie Bradley last week.
Mrs. A. j. White underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis last Wednesday, per-
formed by specialist from Boston. She
is doing finely under the care of nurse
from Burlington Hospital.
The donation visit in the F. B. vestry for
the benefit of the Rev. Edwin Blake
was largely attended and thoroughly en-
joyed. The singing, recitals OF Miss Pratt
and Miss Daisy Stevens were fine. Prof.
Adams favored us with several readings.
Proceeds over $40 90
CLOVER.
Mrs. Mary Morse is failing.
Ed. Healey is in town for a time.
Carl Wilson has rented his fathers farm.
Martha Lang is assisting Mrs. Freeman
Bean.
Glenn Cook is working for Mrs. E. A.
Norton.
VIM. Graham and family are living with
VIM. Fayer.
HenryS. Cook is repairing the interior
of his house.
Mrs. Brunette Goodwin has been visit
ing in town.
Carl D @insll win work for freeman Bean
| for the season. - ~--s
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Walker is very ill.
/ Mrs. L. A. Patterson has returned to her
home in Mortified.
Mr.. Arthur Campbell dislocated his
/ shoulder one day recently.
| E. A. Norton has returned from Boston
with some fine looking horses.
A. E. Anderson has been making quite
extensive improvements ON his house.
The electric lights have been put into
the Universalist vestry and are great i'm
provement.
The usual number from this place at
tended the Conwell lecture at Barton and
enjoyed it very much.
There is a great struggle for slabs at
Laurence's mill, teams having to wait for
others at times several hours before there
is room for them to load. s-s
The Glover Grange will have social
dance at Institute hall next Friday even
ing. Warm sugar and doughnuts will be
served. Music by Stones orchestra, 4
:. pieces. Hall bill, SOC. per couple. Re-
freshments, 15c. each. All come and have
good time.
WEST GLOVER.
Mrs. Fred Miles has been ILL.,
Mrs. Shedd has been quite i'll.
Chas. King has had an attack of grip.
Ira Wheelock of Coventry is working fol
N. G. Stevens.
Mrs. Ulysses Tolman and child are bott
ill at the home of Mr.. Stiles.
Carl Dwinell spent few days at Coven
try recently visiting relatives.
Mrs. Henry Skinner aud two children
have been sick with hard colds.
Hiram Allen has finished work for Mrs
Cook and has gone to Barton Landing.
Kate Barry is working in the Peerles
I. factory at Barton during her vacation.
Miss Jennie Spier and brother Rober
spent Sunday with their cousin, Mrs
Cook.
Thomas Smith has bought of Edga
Wells small place at Evansville. Report
ed price $500.
GREENSBORO.
The G. c. Noyes farm has been let t
5 George c. King for year.
s Alpha Jackson spent last week in Pas
r sumpsic and ST. Johnsbury.
;. Mrs. Hendricks, who is i'll with pneu
r monia, is more comfortable.
B. M. Wiley was called to Waterville
attend the funeral of his uncle.
Chauncey DoWner has engaged to wor
for ]. B. Cook and son another year.
Mrs Sarah French who iG gu fferiup froI