Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-04-10
WEST GLOVER.

Has the sympathy oi eHo
WEST CLOVER.
ter Gray is working at Reuben
MS
Alison Clark returned last home
ay.
bur Dewing is working for David
pur.
Skinner was in town a couple of
asst week.
G. P. Rowell spent last Tuesday at
bhnsbury.
Styles went to Boston on Tuesday
eturned Friday.
;. Herman Prescott has been on the
list for several weeks.
Smith from Connecticut, a relative,
ting at James Csmeron's.
on 5. Clark has lumber out for a barn
n is to be built this spring.
la Hanscome from Charleston is with
lister, Mrs. Hymen Phillips.
and Mrs. Geo. King of Barton spent
lay with Mr.. Kings father c. c. King.
and Mrs. T. F. Wright Of Barton are
ding the sugar season with their son,
Wright.
lss Anderson of Massachusetts is visit
her friends at Frank Phillips and en-
ng the sugar season.
rs. Lampmsn from Canada came last
day to the home of her daughter, Mrs.
BON Stevens for short stay.
r. and Mrs. n. c. Stevens entertained
dly number of their friends at their
e Saturday evening with nice new
r. and Mrs. Geo. A. Humphrey were
ed to Newport on Wednesday on ac-
nt of the critical condition of Mr..
nphrey's mother.
X. and Mrs. c. M. Borland, Geo.
ing and John A. Uric and families at
bed the funeral of Lawrence Uric at
ftsbury on Thursday.
GREENSBORO.
bhn Rice has returned from Rutland.
A. Baker was here from Boston over
lday.
ohm Rice is at home again after long
ence.
Hiss Beth Cook is home from st. Johns
~ Academy.
Walter Simpson is home from Burling-
for few days.
irs. Chauncey Downer is visiting her
ter in Burlington.
frs. John Richardson is sick with in
mmatory rheumatism.
drs. Alden Perrin and children returned
m their visit in Jericho last Friday.
Prof. Bliss Perry has recently presented
library with fourteen choice volumes.
John E. Elliott of Hyde Park, Mass, was
boarder at DR.. F. c. Kinney's last week
Mrs. I. d. Magoon has been caring for
rs. Bell Cuthbertson through her illness
Mrs. NJ. G. Ingalls,, who has been spend
g few days in Burlington, returned las
onday.
b. w Gebbie, who has been confined tt
house for over two weeks with grip, i
aproving.
The ,sugarmakers have been busy tn
lat week and report about one pound t
e tree made thus far.
Mrs. Eliza NJ. Hathaway of Greensbor
hd Frank ). Chandler of Lake Helen, Fla
ere,married at that place Mar. 25nd.
Mrs. George Wright received a messag
uesday that her brothers. wife, Mr.
Gorge Rabbit, had died very suddenly i
Worcester, Mass.
Rev. John Hood leaves town to-day Il
two weeks vacation at his home in Can
ridge. Mass. He will attend meeting
be U, P. Presbytery at Ryegate on Tue
ay.
Mrs. B. II. Cuthbertson died Wednesdi
fternoou. The funeral was held Saturdt
the home of her son George, who b
AIRED for her In her declining years. s.
ad reached the advanced age of IS yea
cas- a member of the U. P. church and
consistent Christian.
Summer and Andrew Hill were notlh
saturday morning of the death at Low
n their brother, DR.. Harley Hill. L
mineral was held Wednesday at Low
nd the remains taken to Glover for int
nent. DIR. Hill was born in Greensoo
and spent his boyhood days here.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs. Addie Barber Is sick.
E. r. Collins is in Boston.
Mrs. Sadie Piper is very sick.
Mrs. Bert Ransom IS very sick.
Miss Avery visited at n. A. Ross Thu
day.
Daniel Lowell is visiting his broth
Isaac Lowell
]. H. Hunt OF Essex Junction was
town recently.
Mrs. E. NJ. Salmon returned from b
ton Thursday.
walter Amsden from MorrisyiIle was
this place April 6. on business.
Mrs. Henry Fsdden visited at e.
Clary's at Greensboro Mills last week.
Ms. Celia sauborn from Oxford, Ma