Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-04-25


Mrs. { j. Garrison has return
her visit to relatives in St. Adams.
Miss Lena Taylor and John NJ
are convalescing from typhoid few
Mahlon Kendall of Lisbon, n.
been making his parents a short vi
Maud Wakefield is now in her
having recovered from pneumonia
Mrs. Leonard Stevens and chi
NJ oes River, Que., are at j. F. Ora,
George Lockhs is i'll with er
Mrs. H. E. Paquin is also i'll with
disease.
Ruth Nelson has returned from
Miss Mcgowan has returned to hi
in GeorgevilIe, P. Q.
Mrs. John Harvey went to the
her father, Burton Johnson, at
vile on March 18th and died on Ap|
Mr.. and Mrs. Orriu Sias have goI
Louis for the Exposition. They pu
100 gallons of Vermont maple s.
take with them.
Francis Mitchell, for 81 years a
OF this town, died suddenly April
paralysis of the heart. He had
poor health all winter, but was sd
to be improving. Funeral servic
held on Wednesday, Rev. Edwin B
ticiating, internent was in Pine
cemetery. He leaves a wife,an ador
and many friends to mourn his loss
GLOVER.
Harley Marsh has gone to Mand
n. H., to work in the car shops.
Mrs. j. E. Dwinell, who has bed
for many months, is very ill with gr1
DR.. W. f. Templeton is very il
Percy Templeton of Montpelier
Saturday morning.
Drs. A. Z. Mcdowell and F. E. III
were called here last week by the
illness of their mother, Mrs. j. E. ID
The Rev. Mr.. Rowell of New Vol
been en- gagged to preac b at the CorI
tional church and will begin his
next Sunday.
Rev. John KimbaII being deslrl
seeing his old friends once more befd
ing to his new pastorate, will preach
at South Church next Sabbath at l d
At the annual Universalist Society
ing March 9th the following officer
elected: A. P. Bean, Pres. j. E. d
Clerk; G hspin Leonard, Treas. H. 3
j. E. Dwinell, L. 2. Drew, Com.
WEST GLOVER.
| Mrs. c. G. Stevens has gone to N
on canvassing trip.
Miss Mary Cutler was at home las
on account of illness.
Mrs. Dennison commenced her W,
Mrs. Z. F. Cutler to- day.
Geo. Bickford and Mrs. L. L.. HI
attended Mrs. Twombly's funeral at
on Thursday.
Miss Edna Uric is working a fe
for Mrs. White. Later she will
South Albany to work for Mrs. Uri
We are glad to note that Re,
Vincent has passionate at Cornish
He will go to his work the first of
F. FL. Bean is preparing to req
house. The roof is to be raised {
story to be added. Lyman Barb
have charge of the work.
GREENSBORO.
William Simpson is recovering fir
recent illness.
II Willie Human cut his foot quite
while chopping for w. B. Simpson.
Mrs. Della Hill went to Burlingt
week for treatment at the Mary F
hospital.
} George King has purchased the
/ Blake farm in Hardwick and will ia
session May LIST.
There was a surprise party at
Bailey's Friday evening, in honor 0
| son Charles, it being his 21st birthdi
The sugar- makers have been yer
| the past week. Over two pounds t,
, have been made and sap is still rum
| HOLLAND. g
Geo. Stearns is very low.
Mrs. E. A. Ferrin is quite i'll.
. o. L. Kidder is on the sick list.
Roy Waterman has the measles.
Mrs. Bertha Nichols has the meas
3 Mrs. L. A. Wheeler continues quiz
Miss Edith Moulton has retur
BurIingtons
Mrs. Joshua Waterman is repc
1 little better.
Mrs. &C. Elliott and children are
, the measles.
Mrs. Nal. Ames is on the sick
D. this writing.
t Mr.lFred Fairbanks OF West Der
in town recently.
Q Mrs. Stephen Nichols is in town
: for Mrs. Bertha Nichols.
Rev. NJ. ). Wales and FANNY sper
!, of the past week at Barnston, P. @.
/ Luke Provoncha, VINO has lii
Montana for a good many years, is
!, for short visit among friends.
: Mrs. S. Davis of Framing ham,
has, come to spend few months w
t son, Alfred Davis, and her daughte
= Mettre Boothman.
;. Raymond Ames, who went to Bos
0 surgical treatment, had a very sue
S operation for appendicitis last wee
l is doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Osgood and N
Mrs. Geo. Judd were called to Sta
e P. O., last week to attend the fun
d their little granddaughter. Flora, W
g child of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Osgoc