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

in the coal and wood business at
d Junction.
ge Fuller, aged about s. years, died
ednesday after a brief illness from
onia at the home of John Smith of
City," where he had lived for so me
nd bis funeral was held Friday. 1t
remembered that Mr.. FuIler's wife
rned to death here several years ago.
pin Leonard sugared of Friday fore
About thirty of the village people
ed the invitation to his camp and
treated to some of the finest maple
they ever ate. w. A. Royston, the
artist, was present with his camera
polk some fine pictures of the party.
ng to the poor health of Mrs. Kim
the Rev. John Kimball has been |
d to resign his psstorate at Lyndon
md Glover and 1t is reported that they !
h to locate in Massachusetts,. Both |
<imbsll and his estimable wife have |
a very favorable impression on the
e OF Glover and their departure is
y regretted.
'. George z. Mcdonald, the Methodist
II, has been transferred to Evansville
F. w. Buck of Guildhall has been
ned to this place. Mr.. Mcdonald will
ch at Evansville and Bloomington
er and commenced his duties last Sun
Mr.. Buck will arrive here this week.
Mcdonald is well liked by the people
i denominations and we regret to have
and his family leave town.
arold Colby, the little son OF Mr. and
Mr.. and Mrs. B. u. Wells, who has
very i'll from bronchial pneumonia for
past three weeks is now considered out
LANCER. A severe brain trouble devel-
q during his illness and for many days
life hung by a thread. He is attended
DIR. N. l.. Dow who deserves due credit
the effort he made to save the little fell
's life.
Hrs. Cornelia Dwinell Lawrence died
rch IS, 1904 at the home of her sister,
Is. s. H. Stebbins, leaving to mourn her
S besides this sister, one son c. H. Law
bee, two step daughters, several grand
ildren and a large circle of friends. Mrs.
wrence was born in Glover, August IL,
be-. In her declining years, much was
Inc for her comfort for which she was
uly thankful. 1t may be said of her,
he hath done what she could" Inc
latives wish to thank all who so kindly
sisted during the sickness and death OF
peir loved one, especially the singers and
hose who furnished flowers.
z Mrs. Betsey Clark died at the home Of
er daughter, Mrs. Sarah King in this vii
ge Friday forenoon. "Aunt Betsey" al
be was Familiarity called was 81 years ole
ast December and was probably the oldes
erson in town. She had been confined Il
er bed most OF the time for the past tw
nonths and her death was not unexpecte
n account of her advanced age. She Wa
member OF the Methodist church an
vas respected by all who knew her. 81
caves two daughters, Mrs. Abbie Flood
kansas and Mrs Sarah King, with who1
ne lived. Her funeral was held at IN
Tniyersalist church this Monday fore
noon, the Rev. Geo. c. Mcdonald officiating
Ind her remains were inferred in tt
Glover cemetery.
Orleans Council, No. 40, Jr. o. U. A. M
has been organized here. The tolloWin
officers were installed last Wednesday eve
ming: Junior past councillor, B. U. Wells
councillor, G. ]. King; vice councillor, K.
Sargent; recording secretary, w. S. Wi
lard; assistant recording secretary, Luth'
Merriam; financial secretary, FL. B. Star
ton: treasurer, A. F. Sargent; conducto
q. L. Christie; warden, E. Richardson
inside sentinel, F. B. Gray; outside sent
mel, A. r. Marsh; trustees, E. Paddlefor
8. Bean, w. 8. Willard. Members are el
titled to sick, funeral. and death benefit
and the principles of the order commend
to every true american. The new coun'
starts with twenty-five charter membe
and will. no doubt, experience a healtl
growth. The next meeting will be he
wednesday evening, April 20, and eve
member should endeavor to be present.
WEST GLOVER.
Miss Ella Lampman is visiting frier
In Canada.-C and Marie Baker hi
been visiting their grand mother, M
Jameson, at Irasburgh.-M Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker have been spending few weeks
Royalton, with their daughter, Mrs. Wi
Roy Buchanan of the .. V. NJ, B
Rinpton spent Easter vacation at home "
his parents Miss Eta: Litchfield OF I
entry win teach the spring term OF sch
in district No. 6k MISS Lima Gilmour
teach the spring Ssrm in district No.
lyman Ellis is ilf.<Geo Dow is SICK
George King and children of Barton
Mrs. Eddie Scott OF Coventry have {
spending few days at G. c.. King's.-f
PhiIbrook of Greensboro is working
Alien 5ilmour.-Veda Kimball is worn
for 81. w. CLARKE. C. Baser has
quite sick the past week.-Mrs.. Hast
Is boarding little Eunice Stevens du
the smear season.-C.W. Cook observed
sixty-first birthday by inviting his fri
to his home and treating them to new
ar. They had very pleasant time
and Mrs. t. F. Wright are spending
sugar season at their old home Win
9' GREENSBORO.
John Osgood is again acting as
driver.
lillian Thornton is working TOT MT