Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-09-05

Charlie Mcclure from Sheldon is visiting
at his grandfather's, Chas. Mcclure.
Mrs. Hussey was badly poisoned while
at W1lloughby recently, by eating canned
goods.
George Magoon has placed q very hand
some monument on his lot in the village
cemetery.
The Advent Sunday school and friends
mad a picnic in Indian Point grove last
Thursday.
Mrs. MCGOWAN of Georgeville is spend
Ing few days with her daughter, Mrs.
b. L. Daley.
The picnic of the Foresters last Wednes-
DAY was largely attended and very enjoy
able time was spent.
Mrs. c. E. Green and daughter, Berdena
have returned from Canada where they
have been visiting.
Inc annual memorial service and deco
ration OF the grave of Mrs. Persis Patch
VIII De observed by the F. B. church here
sunday, Sept. 4th, Immediately after the
morning service.
MISS Lepha Taylor will teach the opium
ket" school in w. Charleston, Mabel Coyne
VIII teach in the upper room of the W.
charleston graded school and Miss Berde-
ma dreen will teach the w. Derby school.
The A. c. church held their annual pic
mic In Mr.. Chas. Brady's grove last Thurs
| Gay and very pleasant time enjoyed.
Ihere were over one hundred people pres
emf and the tables were full of good things
and after partaking of them there was
| prayer and song, and Rotations by both
| children and older ones; also Mr.. 81. Saw
yer had his gramophone which added
much to the pleasure of the occasion. Ev-
cry one went home feeling pleased with
the good time they had enjoyed.
CLOVER.
Il. Paddleford has started his cider mill.
Misses Laura and Martha Jenness of st. |
Johnsbury visited here last week.
Dean c. French of Dorchester, Mass, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. l. B. Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Parker and son Paul
are visiting relatives in st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Willard and Will
Lawrence have returned from st. Louis.
Earl Richardson was at home from
Wentworth, n. H., for a few hours last
Sunday.
The Earnest Workers will serve harvest |
dinner at the Methodist church town
meeting day.
Mrs. Leo Christie has been very ill at |
Richardson's hotel for some time. but is |
now convalescing.
F. A. Scott's children of st. Johnsbury
are visiting their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs, |
j. F. Taylor, and Miss Jennie French.
DR.. E. o. Ranney of Barton Landing
was called here Thursday as counsel for |
DIR. N. L. Dow in the case of Mrs. r. D. |
DWinell.
Mrs. Sherburn Moore; of Barnet visited
her brother, E. Richardson, over Sunday.
She was accompanied by her niece, Miss
Kathleen Potts of ST. Johnsbury.
The next meeting of Mason Post and
Corps will be held Sept. 10Th, at which time
they will entertain by invitation the Posts
and Corps OF Barton Landing and Iras burg.
Mrs. r. E. French and children of ST.
Johnsbury have been visiting their Barton
and Glover relatives and friends the past
week. Mr.. and Mrs. French intend to go
to st. Louis in October.
Miss Lola Sargent has gone to Montpe-
lier to attend the seminary She intends
to take 8 two years course. Everyone
admires the effort Miss Sargent is making
to secure thorough education.
Mrs. Laura A. Stevens died yesterday at
the residence of her daughter, Mrs. 1. G.
Robinson near Maple Corner. Mrs. Stew.
ems broke her limb above the ankle about
10 days ago, bat is was supposed that she
was doing quite well until yesterday when |
she suddenly died of heart failure The {
was born in Calais in 1923. and
was the eldest daughter Of AIvah and !
Laura Rich. She leaves two sons. George
T. and Charles D. Swasey of Barre, and
one daug Mrs. I. G. Robinson of
Calais. There were also brothers in Glover.
Vt, and the state of Wisconsin. She had
two husbands, Samuel Fl. Swasey and Car ,
los stevens, there being no children from
the latter union. Mrs. Stevens was a I
member of the Methodist church, an in G
dustrious, kind, thoughtful and helpful
woman who did with her might what her
hands found to do, and was loved most by /
those who knew her best. For large I
poAIiOu VI ucr early 1klo sI6 WIS unQer I'M | /
usual responsibilities, but she accepted
these in cheerful spirit, and faithfully
performed all of the tasks allotted to her Z
path in life. She was loyal wife, de- :
voted mother and a kind, sympathetic 1
friend, and will be greatly missed
Barre Telegram.
WEST GLOVER.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Conant returned to i
Concord Saturday.
Henry Clark and family have been spend i
ing the week in Caledonia county.
Mrs. Lottie Perkins returned to her :
home in Beverly, Mass, Saturday.
School IN district No. commences
today, Miss Eta LitchfeId of Coventry
teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller of WestfeId were
guests at Lyman Barber's Thursday and at
David Barber's on Friday.
J. c. Borland, Carl DwinelI, R. F. Ste
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