Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-09-04

died last week. The funeral so,n;a1
conducted at the home of her g. =
afternoon.
WEST DERBY.
School opens here Sept. :
Levi Gray spent Sunday Of -,
Mrs. Emily Magoon has retuu
Manchester, N. II.
Miss Lila Allen has returned -
school at Newport. ~ d
Mrs. II. K. Cousens visited Of r.
vile, Que, last week. " Nei
Nelson Crawford and family
moved to Newport Centre.
Mrs. Harry Casweu and little 60,
visiting in Manchester, N. r. SUI
Mrs. Frank Emerson, who was -
rom wagon recently, is imnrov;na
Mrs. MCGOWAN Of GeorpevilIe =
with her daughter, Mrs. Herbert noil
very Ill. = Ia
MI. and Mrs. Charles White an5 A.
ter or Lennoxville, visited at w
last week. 49, - /"
Mahlon Kendall OF Barre snent
Gays with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
lace Kendall last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Abbott
Emily MRgoon and Miss Berdeno a,
enjoyed a trip to WiIIoro
day. -"'' -
GLOVER.
Z F. Clark of Cornell college is bom
| vacation.
Mrs Day of Sheffield is visiting
daughter, Mrs. A. P. Bean.
Dean, Hiram and Hazel Mcclellan
w Cameron are attending school st
ton.
Mrs. Ida Woodland and daughter
an little grandson are visiting Mr..
Mrs. Henry E. Clark.
Mr.. johnson and family, who have
visiting at c. s. Parker's have returne
their home in New York.
Judge w. F. Clark was in Nevnor+
Friday making preparation for the hi
ing OF county court thst open Wednes|
Rev. William Carr visited his broI
Hugh last week and occupied the puipi
the congregational church, Sunday.
81.
Dinner will be served at the South ch,I
vestry at noon next Friday by the Lad
Mite Society. Come and get a good d
ner for ten cents.
There will be social dance at Instit
Hall on Thursday evening. Music will
furnished by Stones orchestra. Hall
5O cents per couple.
One of the pleasant affairs of the vi
was the marriage of Luther Merriam
Miss Helen Rich last Wednesday,. d
w. Q. johnson officiating.
The village schools commence Mon|
morning. Miss Peel teaches the hig
department and Miss Collins the prim
department; the teachers will board VI
Mrs. Elizabeth TempIeton.
Rev. ]. Howard Flower will delivei
special extemporaneous sermon at
Universalist church Sunday attend
next at 1 p. No., on the theme "Je
the Man." A cordial invitation to eve|
body; let all who can be present.
AS Perley Drew and Ed. Richardson VI
returning from Barton Friday event
they met an automobile; the horse becaI
unmanageable and threw the occupal
from the wagon. Richardson sustained
dislocation of the shoulder and Drew
we're shaking up.
WEST CLOVER.
Mrs. Lyman Cook, from Maine is he
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Thorp recently to
carriage drive to Cambridge.
Mrs. Lyman Barber has been in IrasbJ
caring for her sister, who is very Ill.
School here commences today, N
Church from Barton Landing teacher.
Mr.. Uly Tolman and family of st. job
bury visited relatives here the past week
The inside of the school house at w
Glover has received coat of paint, mt
improving the looks.
VIM. Carr who is visiting relatives a
friends in this vicinity, preached the
two Sabbaths in the Congregational chur
GREENSBORO.
Mrs. Joseph Mackey is seriously Ill.
Mrs. Holden has gone to New Haven
afew days.
Mrs. John Darlington visited her pare
in Cabot last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Goodrich were
Burlington last week.
A brother of h. A. McClary, from Bost
Mass, is visiting him.
Mrs. F. s. Melvin is staying for VI
or two in st. Johnsbury.
Dan Dewing of Glover commenced w
for A. c. Chase this week.
Ray Bailey is attending school at
academy at North Craftsbury.
Rev. DIR. Dewhurst preached st
Congregational church yesterday.
The {. c. Miller family from New 7
are again in DIR. F. c. Kinney's cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hardy of Manci
ter, n. H., are visiting at Geo.. Y. Simpso
r.