Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-04-11

w 0J bnS loving greetings
and In token of our love and svp
present you these flowers as emh
OF your life. Their beauty and FRS
are significant OF the beauty and frd
that emanates from life we'll file
noole DEEDS and sacrifices, with this
ence, the flowers will wither and ia d
Out the glory and fragrance of sue
are Immortal; they can never die.
you may De spared yet many wears.
louno out full century, II God "
the sincere wish of your younger co
ers IN the cause of temperance. puri
reform.
WEST DERBY.
Miss MCGOWAN of Georgeville is ST
at Il. L. Dailey's.
The F. B. ladies' will serve a m
supper Friday evening, April 18th
$3.50 to 500. All invited.
The list of Village officers given las
should have said, treasurer, Adna Co
instead OF Chas. White, Jr.
Rev. Edwin Blake being in Water
q, for several days, Rev. Mr.. Ly|
Lyndon preached Yesterday at the
church.
Mrs. Harrison Johnson died II
night, her death being caused by ID
received by her fall on the ice two
ago. She leaves hus band and son.
raj services were held at the house E
Elder Q. Mcclure officiating. Int
in Pine Grove cemetery.
Mrs. E. A. Bowley was called to 3
Landing April 2 by the death of ne
Wells Goodenough has taken the
Ball farm.-Mrs. L. E. Brennan has
into the Bishops block.-The sugar
last Tuesday evening was we'll att
| and enioyed.-The Misses Wakefield
at Carl A. Whites and Grace Cha
Delmar Steven's.-Mr. and Mrs. Bar
Barton Landing with sister and hui
of Hardwick visited at James Richard
last week.-Mrs.. David l.. Hammond
received $1,000 insurance carried
hus band in |. 0. o. F. in just one
after proof Of death was submitted.
Mrs. Frank Hill has returned from
pelier, where she has been visiting
sister.-Mrs. John Mcclure and son CN
and little daughter Mildred have retr
to their home in Sheldon.-Miss E
Moran OF Derby took Miss Maude w
fields school last week as Miss Wax
was unable to attend.-EIder Mcclure
horse last week. 1t dropped dead \
working in the sugar woods
Mooney visited at Fl. K. Cousens' last N
! Eugene Shattuck returned to his schd
Burlington to-day.-The Carson fa
have moved out of Freeman Blake's
ment.-Dr. Adams has been quite ill
the past week.-Carron Rollins has go
Lyndonville to do spare work for the
M. r. R. Co.-The Alpha Club gave a s
social last Tuesday evening. Quite a
crowd was in attendance and a good
enjoyed by all.-Charlie Taylor wen
Newport Center recently.
GLOVER.
Mrs. g. L. Norton is very sick.
Mrs. Forrest Osgood is visiting at
PercivaIs.
Jack Drew is home from Portsmout
few days.
Leo Wilson of Barton visited his pal
over Sunday.
r. E. French and family were in I
over Sunday.
Mrs. E. Paddleford is recovering
her recent Illness.
Fred Wilson is clerking in a stor
West Rumney, N. FL.
Mrs. Maggie Young of Greensbor
visiting at James Walkers.
F. D. Taylor's little daughter is sick
the measles at S. N. Clark's.
Hattie Sherburne is visiting her brot
F. G. Sherburne, in Wheelock.
Mrs. A. P. Dwinell is stopping with
sister in law, Mrs. s. FL. Stebbins.
Miss Mile Drew of North DanviIle
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. B. Stant
Miss Ruth Cheney of Manchester, N.
visited at the home of N. A. Smith
week.
Mr.. Clark.ef Greensboro pressed thir
tons of straw and a quantity of hay 70
A. Norton last week.
Miss NIB. Kincaid of Boston, Mass
visiting her cousins, Mrs. w. s. Viii
and Mrs. B. Unveils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin LeonArd receiv
| brief visit from their son, w. G. Leon
of WhitefeId. N. H, last week.
Wales Walton is very ill with pneunt
at the home of ChsfIes FL. Lawrence.
mother who. lives, in New York has (
sent for.
Mrs. Emma F. Wells, who has /
nursing in this vicinity for the past
months, returned Friday to her hom,
Passumpsic.
Miss Carrie Abbott and Mr.. Horny To
send OF Manchester, N. a., have t
spending a few days with Mr.. and Mrs
A. Royston.
Mrs. C. A.. Kelton is recovering fro
slight run of pneumonia. Miss Je
Tucker, trained nurse from st. JOB
bury, has been caring for her.
The mem bers of the Village Imprc
ment Society will meet at Institute
Tuesday evening, April II, att O'Clock
elect officers for the ensuing year.
Edna Clark, who has been caring for D
Betsey Clark, was called to; her home
urday on account of the illness Of her {
H. S. Clark. Mr.. Clark is quite sick v
measles,