Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-03

MRS. Emerson, In Fitchburg, Mass.
Rev. Edwin Blake has returned home
and will again take up his work here.
Misses Ethel Drew and Inez Cousens are
visiting relatives and friends in town.
Mrs. Hiram Allen of Ways Mills, P. O.,
L visiting her daughter, Mrs. George
White.
Mrs. Vester Cleveland of Ways Mills, P.
z visited her sister, Mrs. George White,
last week.
GLOVER.
Mrs. Irene Kelton who has been i'll, is
improving.
Alexander Shields raised large barn
last Friday.
DR.. n. L. Dow has purchased the store of
]. E. Dwineu.
Mr. ]. II. Wylie is in st. Johnsbury on
business for few days.
Mrs. Nettie Patterson has sold her farm
and stock to Fred G. Chase.
Miss Clara L. d vinen was the guest OF
Miss Nina WyIie last week.
Mrs. NJ. E. Campbena and son Raymond
are visiting friends in town.
Geo. Jerome has bought David Ander-
sons farm, and taken possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Drew visited their
son Thad in MorrisvilIe last week.
Sc. King and family spent the day at
Ora Whites in Barton last Friday.
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Stone reunion held at Mrs. Hugh Carr's.
Mrs. David Anderson and son Melvin
are stopping at her fathers, S. N. CIark's.
The school in the Parish district taught
Jennie Salmon finished last Friday with an
exhibition.
MRS. John Thorpe and her daughter Mrs
W. s. Hubbard visited at John Salmon's
last Thursday.
H. +. Mason recently procured several
thousand handbook salmon and placed them
in Stone pond.
living Carr came from Mortified. to at
tend the Stone reunion which was held at
his fathers last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Teller were called to
Craftsbury last Wednesday to attend the
funeral of their sister, Mrs. j. Lewis.
Mrs. Phila Bean went to st. Johnsbury
last Wednesday to attend the wedding of
her great granddaug liter, Miss Edna Scott.
Mrs. w. A. Wylie is entertaining her
mother Mrs. Margaret McWhirter, and
brother, G. E. McWhirter, from Evansville,
Ohio.
Among the visitors in town last week were
Mr.. McFarlane and family OF Greensboro,
Miss Bernice Colby of Sutton, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. N. DWinell OF Newport.
The Parker & Young Co. have finished
saving the lumber from the western slope
OF the Johnson lot and have moved their
mill SO as to accommodate the remainder.
Our village SCHOOLS closed June 80 with a
picnic in Mrs. Williams grove in the after
noon. The teachers, Misses Florence Peel,
and Clara Dwinell, it is hoped will return
in the fall.
The Earnest Workers will hold picnic
social July in F. M. Clark's grove. Ice
cream will be served in connection with
the dinner, which will be held under the
trees unless rainy. Election of officers at
this time. All cordially invited.
The following is clipped from the Wood
sVille N. FL. News: Henry E. Clark of
Glover, VT, and Miss Bertha E. DuBoise
of Troy, W., were united in marriage by
Rev. F. w. Miller at the Universalist par
onage, Wednesday afternoon, June IS.
WEST GLOVER.
Clark Borland and Frank Phillips are
preparing to have telephones installed in
their houses soon.
Mrs. E. o. Randall and Mrs. George
Humphry of this place visited Mrs. Harriet
Borland at Barton village last Friday.
GREENSBORO.
The U. P. church is being repaired.
Mrs. George Y. Simpson is visiting at
Enosburg Falls.
Mrs. D. c. Melvin visited her daughters
in stowe4ast week.
Miss Catherine Chaffee went to Morris.
vile for visit last week.
Mrs. R j. Barton returned last week
from her visit in Salisbury.
L. A. Jackson was in Northampton.
Mass, few days last week.
Mrs. Margaret Simpson Of Peotone. Ill.
is visiting relatives III town.
Mrs. T: Il Dufur and children are visit
ing relatives in Randolph, n. Fl.
Mrs. ]. W. Campbell and Mrs. Benjamin
were in st. Johnsbury Thursday.
Rev. John Hood spent part of last week
at his home in Cambridge, Mass.
Il. S. Tolman is having his buildings
painted by n. L. Dow of Walden.
The many friends OF Hon. Henry 8
Tolman are pleased to see him improving
in health.
Charles sibley and family OF Wellesley.
Mass, opened their cottage for the summer
last Tuesday.
N. B. Payne has been putting new wall
under his house at the village, Sumner Hin