Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-04-03

Willie Richardson has gone to "a
work in store.
Ed. Walker is helping Bert sbsr
through sugaring.
viii Graham is carrying on G
Lawrence's sugar place.
Mrs. viii Leonsrd and dauehte
are at Chaplin Leonard's.
Roy Davis and E. W. Barron w.
town last Thursday on business.
The carpenters have commenood
on George Anderson's new house
Little Lillian Taylor is vis,tino
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Cls
Rev. j. Howard Flower will nreo
the Universalist church next sunds1
O'Clock.
E. A. Alexander and family have rer
made visit to Mr.. Alexander,s ola
in Canada.
Mrs. Hattie Hopkins was in tow,
week to attend the funeral Of her
10 Drew.
Mrs. A. c. Mcdowell and daughter
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
J..E DwinelI.
Miss Celia Hudson is caring foI
stepmother, Mrs. George Hudson
health is very feeble.
Mrs. W. s. Willard has baen sua
from an injury caused by a fall. a
confined to the bed.
1t is expected that both B. U. Weu.
Wylle Willard will move away from,
soon. We are sorry to have them 90
The Cameron children will give an
tainment Saturday evening, .Aprn 3
stitute Hall. Admission fifteen ]
children, ten.
The funeral services of the little So
boy were held in the Methodist Epis
church, Rev. Mr.. Hewitt officiating. an
remains were deposited in the tomb.
Wells & Willard have sold their std
Roy E. Davis of Newport Center. ID
clerk for Mr.. Wells, and the goods "
1nvo1ced this week. Mr.. Wells has
chased the grocery store of EDGAR p
Ter at " oodsville, N. H, an old establ
grocery business, and will take posse
next week. Mr.. Willard will NOV
I Sheffield, his former home.
The funeral Cf the late j. DIN Drew
held at his residence on Tuesday last
John Mcdonald officiating. The
was filled with friends and neig hborsl
Will miss and long remember Mr.. d
merry jssts and friendly greetings.
was about seventy one years of age
born and always lived In the hom
which he died. His wife, who was
Miranda Frost, survives him and has
tireless watcher beside his bed of
ness to which he has been confined ]
last August. One son, Harlie, is the
surviving child, daughter Ada, hal
died many years ago in the prime of "
womanhood.
WEST CLOVER.
Harry Humphrey found Mayfowel
March 81.
Walter Scott has bought and: move
| to the Elias Miles place.
Miss Edna Urjs-nss gone to Crafts
to work for Mrs. Lawrence Uric.
A large block of ice was the caus
Merton Lewis milldam going away.
Miss Young recently spent few da,
Newport, but returned to David Jero
Thursday.
Harry Dewing will work for A. S.:
mour through the sugar season. He
work at Barton for his brother Josep
the ice business during the summer.
GREENSBORO.
]. Fl. Barrington's brother from Car
is visiting him.
Miss Emma j. Lindsay was in st. Jol
bury Wednesday.
G. Goethe of Stannard has CONNER
work for A. G. Chase. stb
York parties for $1,000.
Mrs. thbertson has been quite serio
Ill for week or more.
G. G. Haines of Lakeport, N. H., is v
, ing his daughter, Mrs.. Frank Melvin.
Mr.. Picket, the stage driver, made
first trip on wheels Thursday morning.
Miss Mary and Charlie Bailey came b
from Burlington Saturday.
Mrs. Bell Cuthbertson, who has
very ill with grip, remains about the 81
Miss Florence Peel has engaged to t,
the spring term of school in the higher
partment at Glover village.
B. M. Wiley has purchased the 6
building which he occupies, of the adr
istrator of the e. G. Babbitt estate.
Al. Mcclellan, our obliging mail car
has the past week been obliged to de
i the mail on foot, covering the route
, in two days.
Frank Pope was in Hyde Park last '
and closed trade for store and +
ment there. He expects to move
soon and engage In the hardware BUSH
The remains of Charles F. Thompso
former resident of this town, were broV
here from Danville last Tuesday for IN
, ment in the village cemetery. Mr.. Tho