Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-02-08
CLOVER.

hosSAsf Aas returned to her no
Newport Center.
GLOVER.
Gerald Sargent is quite sick.
A. J. spaulding is in poor health.
Geo. sherburne broke his leg recel
Joseph Hagar is at work in Craftsb
Little Rolfe Drew is improved in h
Mrs. Arthur Salmon is improvi
health.
Geo. Jerome and wife visited in A
last week.
Mrs. Lucy Darling is visitin
Wheelock.
Henry Scott will move into his IA
house here.
Austin Rich and Annie Jerome a
the sick list.
Annie Grove has gone to Cambria
do homework.
Mrs. Marden is assisting in the fam
AAbAu1
Julia Drew is stopping with her
Mrs. D. j. Sargent.
William Graham sold some of his
at auction last week.
David Anderson is doing a job of D
ing for James Young.
Mrs. Villa Rich of st. Johnsbury is
ing for Mrs. Nora Salmon.
A little daughter of John Leonard ID
r1ously sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. John Mcclellan was very sick
week, but is better at present.
L. L. Drew from Portsmouth. N. H.
IN town on business last week.
Matte Kirby has gone to Portsmouth
work in the family of l.. l.. Drew.
Mrs. Nancy Drew is stopping at FIR
Phillips while Mrs. Phillips is away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dean from Y
Burke were at John McLellan's sew
days last week.
Noah Drew and mother were called
Stanstead, recently, to attend the fun
OF Mrs Drew's brother, Leonard Morse
Rev. L. s. Fortney OF Plainfield
preach at South church next Sabbath
one O'Clock in exchange with Rev. j
Kim ball.
Miss Martha Lang, Mrs. A. ]. Andel
and Miss Nina Wylie spent an enjoy
evening with Mrs. Martha WyIie Jan.
it being Mrs. Wylie's 18th birthday.
We who have had it and lost it miss
rural free delivery. We hope a new re
will be esta blished soon that will acc
modate those now deprived of the deli,
at present.
School in District No. Z, taught by \
Nina E. Wylie, closed Friday, Feb
Those having no marks during the
were Lynn Anderson, Lula Crosier,
Walter Gilmour.
Cards are out announcing the MARI
of Miss Inez M. Stevens to Guar 81.
Lellan, OF Canton, N. Y. Mr.. McLe
is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert McLel
both OF whom will be well rememb be
here.
The village school closed Friday. tt
having no absent marks were Amy AL
Della Chapman, Clarence Phillips, /
Johnson, Arthur Scott; Alice Mason
absent only one day; Matte Chapm
Dean Mcclellan, Isabel Cameron. q
Leonard and w Cameron were each abs
two days.
There will be butterfly dance, sup
and entertainment at the Institute
Tuesday evening, Feb. 9. Those v
attend can see, keep, buy and eat butt
flies. A special invitation is extended
the public and it is hoped that all '
can will be present at 500 O'Clock and
the first butterfly. Admission five Ger
butterfly and supper, fifteen cen
dancing, thirty five cents.
WEST GLOVER.
Roy Styles is home from Boston.
Mrs. P. H. Skinner is quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Shatney are wo
ing for e. F. Cutler.
Judson Stevens is stocking the place
bought of James Teller.
Harry Lunge of Kennebunk, Me-. SD
part of last week in town.
Raymond Skinner, who had a sew
attack of the grip, is improving slowly.
Mrs. Joseph Dewing of Barton spent o
of last week with her parents, Mr.. and N
n. T. Lyman.
Rev. M. w. Farman gave his popu
lecture, "Phil Sheridan" on Friday ev,
ing. 1t was very much enjoyed by tn
present.
GREENSBORO.
The family of c. W. Wiley have
DR.. Kinney was in st. Johnsb,
Monday.