Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-02-22

0teoolDs, one Gay last week.
VIII Lawrence was called to Lii
a., for few days last week to run
saw in Parker & Young's mill.
AS the travelling library must be
next Saturday, Feb. q, all that ha
are requested to return them by I'd
The Earnest Workers will sci
usual warm dinner on town meet
Tuesday, March 1, at the Methodist
vestry. Dinner Is cts.
Hon. Fred Rowland of Montpe
Secretary of State, was called b
week by the Illness of his father, ID
Rowland. Mr.. Rowland seems to
proving.
The leap year ball which was GO
by some OF the ladies, nstead
Grange as reported last week, was
cess In every way and a very en-
time is reported.
Wesley Drew and Miss Winnifred
were married last Saturday evenin
home of Frank Drew and have CONF
housekeeping in Sumner Scott's hou
the Methodist church.
Wells & Willard are repairing Ii
rior OF their store. The main store
enlarged by tearing out the partitid
tween the front room and shoe rod
new shelves, counters, bay windows
furnace will be put in.
Dean 'Dwinell, for the past two
clerk in a shoe store department Of I'd
Beehive" store at Burlington, has be
iting his brother, R. d. DwinelI, at
homestead. Dean has purchased
shoe store at Lebanon, N. H., and wi
possession March l. He Is we'll acqu<
with the mercantile business and W
him success in his new venture.
| We are in receipt OF a Santa Fe
dated Feb. 9, giving an account
death and burial of the Rev. WI
Moore. Mr.. Moore will be remen|
as the author of the sermon publish
the MONITOR in it's issue of Jan. 18th
Santa Fe paper contains an extenda|
count of the life of the Rev. Mr..
and among other things says: "Thd
number OF people who paid TIL
honors to Mr.. Moore this afternoonl
profusion of floral tributes from not
members of his congregation but frol
community at large, the tears that
tened in many eyes. all attested
than words could tell to the high e
in which the deceased was held in
Fe." led.
WEST GLOVER.
Charlie Clark is home and in very
health.
Aaron Skinner is stopping at E
Landing for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Nye of East Gov
visited in town last week.
Henry Paquette has recovered frc
attack of catarrhal bronchitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yetter of Beebe
were in town the past week.
Delbert Drumming has commence
seasons work at George Urie's.
Earle Barber went to Boston M
expecting to get situation on the eI
cars.
James Teller is having an alta
rheumatism, which confines him
house.
The Magoon girls are home on &C
OF the illness of their mother, Mrs.
Magoon.
Clyde Anderson was home rom T
last week to attend the funeral of 6
Patterson.
James Calderwood's sister, who 10
ping at his home for the winter, was
sick last week.
Henry Scott has hired his fathers
for a year and taken possession.
Sc DIT will remain at the home.
Mrs. Wilcox and little son of M
recently spent few days with Mrs.
cox sister, Mrs. Hastings.
Fred Chase, who went to Californ
fall, returned last Monday. He sI
few weeks in Ohio with Bradley Cha
Clark Borland and mother wei
Greensboro Thursday. Mrs. Borlan
remain short time with her sister,
E. o. Randall.
Geo. Dow was in Sheffield, VIII,
and Lyndon last week looking afte
interests of the G. & g. Telephone Cc
will install large number of telep
on that route.
Miss Martha Lang, after spend
week with her sister, Mrs. Carl Bea
returned to spend few weeks more
j. Anderson's. Miss Lang is muC
proved ia health.
GREENSBORO.
Geo. Spier is i'll with rheum atism.
L. A. Jackson was in Walden on bu
last Saturday.
The creamery paid its patrons 81
for January butter.
B.. NJ. Wiley entertained his faith
first of last week.
Miss Agnes Thompson returned t
home in Barton last Saturday.
G. 81. Anderson has finished his Il
lob in Glover and returned home.
Hon. G. w. Brownell of BurIingto
in town on business last Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. B. III. Wiley visit
Hardwick last Thursday and Friday.
Charles Bailey has engaged to wo
Mrs. Matte Gebbie through sugarin
Mrs. Erwin Billiard was in Har
last week caring for her mother, who
Mr.. and Mrs. Csrmi Marsh ar
ioicing over the birth OF son, as are