Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-06-05

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NJ. E church in this town for man.
and always worked In its service f.
extent of his strength. He was for
years superintendent OF the Sabbath :
and for one year, President af the Eor
League In which society he has held
| office nearly every year since its oros
ton. He had also held an exborter
cense for long time and occasioneu1,
piled pulpits for absent pastors He
a brave struggle for life and was al
patient and cheerful, resigned to wha
experiences awaited him. His work
limited by his weakness but not bv mis-
and how much he is missed our own h
know.
WEST CLOVER.
Mrs. Agnes Cook had the misfortu
lose her best horse last week.
By the death of Mrs. Clark the MON
has lost faithful correspondent.
other correspondent is being secured.
Henry N. Paquette will sell at aucj
Thursday June at o'clock ouanti
personal property including house
furniture.
Mrs. Alison S. Clark, whose death
mentioned last week was the daughte
the late Freeman F. Bean, and was Dor
Glover in 1S4S. Her home hadalways
In Glover although she had resided in
ious partsof the town. Mrs. Clark was
only short time. She lea yes to mourn
loss, husband, one daughter, Mrs. GeN
Humphrey, and other relatives and nd
friends. Mrs. Clark was kind and Old
ing neighbor, and will be much MISE
the community.
GREENSBORO.
Mrs. G. B. Cook is reported better
week.
Mrs. French is visiting in CraftsburyE
few days.
Rena Goodrich has finished work
Mrs. Tolman.
R. H. Cheney of Manchester. N. H.
here over Sunday.
Edwin Badger of DanviIle was in I'd
a few days last week.
j. A. Clary is employed in buildin
cottage for Rev. Kellogg.
Mrs. A. e. Chaffee and son are spend
few weeks in camp at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Beard OF Waterv
spent a few days last week at B. M. Willie
Mrs. Clara Fay and son of Westf5
spent last week at Mrs. Fay's fathers
A. Jackson.
Mrs. 7. F. Smith went to Bakersf
Wednesday to attend the graduating Ell
cises at the academy.
F. N. Michaud and wife were called
Hardwick Tuesday evening by the Sd
Gus illness of their son, Norman.
Elmer E. Bailey is now running the st
from Ell st Craftsbury to the Bend. H
an obiiging and faithful man for the pls
Friday the people who were interested
the Congregational Society met and
much to improve the grounds and clean
the inside of the church.
DR.. o. W. Daley, who has been at
lake for some weeks, will retire to
home ia White River Junction. intend
to spend longer time In camp later in 4
summer.
Luther Smith, son of T. F. Smith of
town. a former student of Hardwick Aca
envy, has just graduated with honors FRI
Bakersfield Academy, ranking second
his class. We are glad to note his succe
AS Mrs. Martha Gebbie and two child
we're driving near the Stern berg place
Stannard May 9th, for some unknoI
reason the horse commenced to kick q
soon became unmanageable, tipping th|
over in their top carriage, throwing
occupants all out. Mrs. Gebbie v
scratched about the face, but the childI
from thu wreck unhurt. The q
rage and harness were badly damage
The horse was captured after runni s
about two miles. Mr.. Stern berg took III
Gebbie and children home.
\ GREENSBORO BEND.
Fred Duval is home from Barre.
Mrs. E. c. Duval was In Hardwick y
urday.
Blanche Shaw was in st. Johnsbury L
week.
Mrs. E. c. Judd has returned fro
Lunenburg.
Elmer Aston and family, visited in tov
recently.
Mrs. E. c. FerneI is with her daugh}
Carrie Stevens.
Bert Burbank OF Amesbury, Mass. VI
in town Thursday.