Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-05

Miss Williams, who is boarding at Mrs.
onas. Cade's, is i'll with scarlet fever.
The M. W. A. have rented the hall of G.
o. Magoon to hold their meetings in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Donaghy visited
t'neir daughter in Bolton, Que, recently.
mr.. James Gray has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Wilson, In Charleston the
past week.
MIR. Noble Donaghy OF Littletop, N. b.,
mas been visiting his brother, Thomas Tor
the past week.
MISS Jennie Fairbanks, who has been
quite Ill for the past two weeks, Is liable to
be out again.
benjamin Wright has gone to the hos
pi'ai at Hanover, N. 81 to have another
operation on his re K.
Charles Dorman has moved his trunk
ana toof chest TO Coventry, where he viii
remain for the present.
Manley Fuller has gone to Knowlton's
Lanulng to help care for his daughters
family, who are all ill with the measles.
The ice in Lake Memphremagog is get
ting very poor. Several teams broke
through the past week, one fine pair OF
horses being drowned.
GLOVER.
Mrs. Cyrus Haseltine is quite ill.
W.O. Gray of Derby was in town last
week.
Miss Florence Peel is helping Mrs. Tenn
pleton.
Mrs. Nora Holmes OF Morrisville, is stop
ping at r. l. Drew's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. King visited in Nor
r1sv1lle the past week.
Mrs. RoWena Arthur of Greensboro, WIS.,
tied in town last week.
Carmi Marsh has taken his little son to
his fathers for a time.
Mrs. French of Walden is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. George jerome.
R. F. Mason has purchased the barber
business of Mr.. Bowman OF Barton.
Mrs. N. A. Smith has been caring for
Mrs. Elizabeth Templeton, who is quite
ill.
Fred Aldrich was home from U. V. M.
medical college over Washipgton's birth
day recess.
The last dance at Chas. Lawrence's will
be held Wednesday evening, Mar. Z, Mr..
PartIoW's orchestra furnishing music.
Mrs. Elizabeth Templeton has been
quite sick for the past two weeks, but Is
better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royssan and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Johnson spent Sunday in Greensboro
at Geo. Cuthbertson's.
There " ill be a bachelors entertainment
In the M. E, church, Thursday evening,
Mar. Is. Further notice will be given
later.
The Greensboro Bend Dramatic club
gave their drama at Institute Hall, March
1st, which Mas Well received oy d cgonLed
house.
The LADIES' Aid Society will furnish din
ner In the Cong. vestry town meeting day.
Gentlemen twenty five cents: ladies ten
Ger is.
The Ladies' Mite Society will serve q
good, warm meat dinner at the vestry. of
the Universalist church on tow meeting
day. Price Is cents.
Mrs. Mary Darling, who died last week
at the home of Mr.. Bement in Barton, was
q resident OF Glover for many years. She
was a woman much respected and never
tired of telling the early history of our
town.
WEST CLOVER.
David Gilmour who has been quite ill is
improving
Mary Cutler, who is very Ill, is more COM
forta BILE at this writing.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ID
D.. Gilmour died February %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cook who have
been ill for some time are improving.
The Willing Workers met with Mrs,
Clark Borland March 1. Fifteen ladies
were present.
The gathering OF the Clark family at
P. q. SINNERS February % was a very
pleasant OCCASION.
GREENSBORO.
George Bell visited in Wolcott last Mon
day.
Julian Hszen of Barton was in town or
business recently.
Mrs. Addie Ha ! from Merrick, Mass i:
at Mrs. M. FL. Hunters.
Mrs, Addie Hale of Springfield is keep
ing house for Charles Dowher.
Miss Florence Peal is in Glover caring
for Mrs. Templeton, who is Ill.
Archie Chase has engaged to work fol