Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-12-05
WEST GLOVER.
K. I. White is in very poor health.
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Barre.
Carl Dwinell went this week tn Mo-
Iier to visit his father.
Miss Ruby Barber was telepbone o
E. o. Randall's store last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dow were IN !
field a couple OF days last week.
Mrs. Sarepta Vance returned home
her visit in time for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. James Cameron has a oo-a;n
Usann Of Buffalo, N. Y, visiting her
Charles Sisco learned Wednesday,
from Sheffield of the illness of his brd
Fred in that place.
Mrs. Wheatley has returned from
necticut, and is stopping with her Al
Mrs. Sarepta Vance.
Eugene Anderson came home from
Louis Monday. Fred Chase will stsv
till the first OF January.
Mrs. Matte Woodard of Irasbureh
teach the winter term of school which 4
mences Monday, Dec. 5.
The Mason W. R. c. No. 81. will !
an oyster dinner at their rooms in Gid
on Thursday, Dec. s. Dinner free to
G. A. r. members, and twenty cents
others.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Payson RowelI
give a five O'Clock tea, interspersed
a brief programme Of music and read
in the vestry of the Congregational chu
at Glover village, Friday, Dec. 9.
friends of the church are cordially inv
to meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Roweu in
informal social gathering.
GREENSBORO.
Chauncey Downer is visiting in Geor
T. e. Dufur was in Barton Wedr
day.
Charles Miller is clerking for B.
Wiley.
Roy Young is moving into Mrs. Simon
tenement in the village.
Walter Simpson and classmate b
returned to Burlington.
j. A. Clary is saving over 200 cords
wood for w. A. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hill Of Sheffield
staying at 1. d. Magoon's.
n. L. Drown and Roy Young were
Barton Monday on business.
Pliny Rogers has taken his fathers ia
for one year, and taken possession.
Mr.. Hazelton and wife ofISherbrooke,
O., visited at Henry S. Tolman's last we
The Ladies' Home Circle met with nd
M. L. Goodrich Wednesday afternoon.
Elva Adams had a New England tel
phone put in by Mr.. Dow the first of u
week.
Lula Austin has finished work for WI
ter Jackson, where she has been emploJ
tor two years.
I'D. Wilson and wife, G. W. Lumsd
and wife, and Mrs. Petite returned frc
California Friday evening.
Our representative, e. B. Cook, is havil
a run OF jaundice and Is unable to attend
his duties at Montpelier.
Henry. Stone of Albany set the poles Ia
Monday from William Simpsons TO t
Peoples Telephone line.
Martin McCue has decided to 90 we
the first of March. Martin is a vour
man who has always lived here and
esteemed, and we very much regr
that he is to leave US.
James McCue and wife, who have bee
in poor health for several months, Bay
sold their farm and stock to Mr.. Carr {
Albany, and will move to Albany an
make their home with a sister Of Mr.
McCue's.
GREENSBORO BEND.
AIvah Adams has a New England teie
phone. .
j. W. Campbell and wife were in thi
place Saturday. ~
Mrs. Tyler Thomas has returned to be
home in DanvilIe.
DR.. Dustin from Craftsbury was here
on friends Friday.
Rev. N. A. Boss was in st. Johnsbury
he last of the week on business.
Maude Harrison, who has been visiting
Ter sister, has returned to Hardwick.
School began Monday with Miss Salmi
)ckerblade from Burlington teacher.
E. A. Smith from St. Johnsbury wa IL
own the first Of the week on business.
Mrs. Annie Montgomery from EasI
1ardwick visited Mrs. Clara Collins re.
HOLLAND.
A. M. LeBaron has returned to Mont
Wesley Lane and family have moved to
n. II.
H T. Bryant Of Derby Line was in town
asst Wednesday.
MIS-. Ella Cheney is visiting friends in
Manchester, n. H. .
Mrs. Betsey Applebee was on the sick
ist a part of last week.
Mr.. L. Goodwin and family of Newark
re visiting friends in town.
A daughter was born to Rev. and Mrs.
!. NJ. Wales, Sunday, Nov. 20.
Mrs. Ella Page is very sick with pleurisy.
)r. Waldron is attending her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell from Maine were
t Hollis Wheeler's a part of last week.
Bert Broe and Fritz Osgood have new
'ell telephones installed in their houses.
Mrs, s. b. Little, who has been quite
with a felon on the finger, is better.
Cora Hill was called to Morgan last
to attend the funeral Of her brother.
Frank IaCIajr and crew of men from