Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-30

mess, at MS Olu ldIu hOIS -
son George. Mr.. Wooley leaves four
ms. The burial was in the cemetery near
e home, on Wednesday.
CLOVER.
Mrs n. l.. Dexter is seriously i'll with
ng trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Nye of Bradford are
siting at Martin Abbott's.
Mrs. John Mcclellan and Mrs. n. l.. Dow
ave returned from Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Norton OF Lyndon
lille visited at h. n. Davis last week.
Mrs. Bert Campbell and son Sherburne
isited her father, Chester Sherburne, las1
week.
Miss MabeIle Drew of st. Johnsbury
,anter visited her uncle, Levi Drew last
week.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold socl-
,bIe at the Congregational church next
Thursday afternoon.
I wish TO thank the many friends who SO
kindly gave assistance during the slcAness
and death of DIR. Templeton.
Mrs. ELIZABETH TEMPLEToN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Royston gave dance
to an invited company last wednesday
evening at Institute Hall. Music was FUR
nished by the phonograph which Mr.
Royston recently purchased. A pleasan
evening was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Ann Mitchell, who has lived witt
her daughter, Mrs. Emily Goodwin, 10
some years, died at Greensboro last Wed
nesday aged SO years. Funeral was he'll
Friday at the M. E. church, MIS-. n. ClarI
officiating.
The pre- Memorial exercises given by tn
school at Institute Hall last Friday after
moon were we'll attended. The exercise
from both departments were worthy
mention. Mr.. E. H. Nye of Bradford gay
a abort address and in closing said, -
are not only a credit to yourselves al
your teachers but to your town." re
people realize the amount OF work require
nv both teachers and pupils to observe
many occasions.
E. L. Stanton has just completed exte
tensive repairs on his store building c
.cupied by Wells & Willard. The partltl
between the main store and the snoe roc
has been torn out and two large sho" WI
.dows have been built on the front enc
the huilding. The alterations give
store modern and up-to date appealAi
and the occupants now have ample sp
tn dispIay their large stock to gooo aoV'
fave. WIoom" is not at all "fussy' OUT
must be ad mitted that he has mace OFT
the most motto e lble building tmproVeme
that Glover village has ever witnessed
# Is sure to increase the value OF ms pr
erty. oo.,s
s. N. Clark was in Newport last week
A.and r. E. Davis were home
Sunday.
Or Warner Clark and daughter
Brockton, Mass, are in town.
WEST CLOVER.
Geneva McCaffrey is away on vaca'
Miss Alice Bean returns to her nom
Canada next Tuesday.
Mrs. c. c. Stevens started the las' VI
week for Lisbon, \. ID.
Mrs Allen CiImour is entertai
friends from Massachusetts
Fred Chase has bought gasolne Ell
with which to run his separator
Reuben Stevens and little oaus
Funice went to Norwich last Friday
Miss Litchfeld went to her hoi
Coventry on Friday and will return I
school Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Ranoau OF 1r
boro having been spending the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Alison Clark.
O.G. Miles, B. F. Jsckman' ana F'
GRAY drew and spread 1s4 two, horse
OF manure IN four days. VINO oeatsF
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Knight
summoned to Craftsbury on acco'
the critical Illness Of their mother,
Jeanette Lewis.
Miss Mae Lyman, Miss Eta L'tc
and Miss Alice Graham did them
much credit in the interest they tf
pre- Memorial day exercises decor
their school-rooms and preparing 81