Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-01-01

B. f. Taylor Is remodeling the
paint shop, making it into a 4
house; Charlie Gray doing the woI
w. G. Leonard and daughter q
field, n. H., were called here last
account of the serious illness
mother.
The grange will meet Tuesday
Jan. 2, to work the third and 70.
grees and install the officers. A ba
cake and coffee.
Appropriate Christmas exerc,s
held at the South church. in W
societies Joined. A very INTEREST,"
gram was carried out.
Glover Grange No. 272, recentlv
the following officers: Master
overseer, Prof. P. G. Stone: Iect,
e. Almon Leon ard; steward. HA
asst steward, 81. n. Davis. 10
steward, Mrs. a. N. Davis: cbsnloi
Cook; treasurer, Helen Royston: d
Elnora L. Phillips; Ceres, Mrs a
Pomona, Izora Phillips; FIora
Cook, gate keeper, H. E. CIark.
Mabel King; ex. com. HIN Dar
Phillips, II. E. Clark.
WEST GLOVER.
Mrs. r. Y. Buchanan was IN v,+
chitis the past week.
Harlow Bates, who is i'll "
shingles, is improving.
Mr.. Frank Clark visited his son
in Newport recently.
Mrs. c. King died yesterday.
extended account viii be given NED
The Cook family haa their annus|
ering and Christmas tree at Ivms
ber's.
Mrs. Carrie Bunker of Manchesto,
visited her sister, Mrs. 4. w RnJ
laat week.
Mr.. David Cameron was opera|
for appendicitis last Tuesday. Dd
and Fritz OF Hanover and Dr. pa
Barton performed the operation.
in a very critical condition.
Mrs. VIII Cameron, who has bee
Ill with the measles, is able TO sit n,
This morning Mary Cutler is rs
very sick but perhaps a little i'm,
Emily Baker is some better. M
Cameron is gaining and the little b,
had an operation for appendicitis i:
as well as could be expected.
Friday evening, January 5sh. tbs
be poverty party at the schoolhou
The ladies are to wear print dresse,
men are to dress to suit the occasio,
ribbons or jeweiry are to be worn.
VIII De given to the poorest dressed
gentleman. TIE purpose of the ent
ment is to raise money toward bull
belfry for the new bell. Ladies
quested to bring cake. Come and
the fun.
At the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barber West Glover, a quiet but very
wedding took place on Tuesday t,
last, the 26th ult., when thsir SC
Earle G. Barber, and Miss Lottie
kIns, both of Boston, were united
riage. Rev. A. B. Ross of West
was the officiating clergyman. The
was supported by Mr.. Harry Cook G
burg While Miss Ruby Barber a,
bridesmaid. Preceding the ceremon
thirty guests, among whom were +,
from Barton, Newport, Irasbur
Creftsbury, partook of an excellent
An 1mpromptu entertainment TO
at the conclusion of which the Gift
a richly laden Christmas tree were
uted. The wedding presents were
Gus and appropriate, evincing tn
regard in which the young coupl
held by their many friends, who
wishes for happy future accompan
to their new home in Boston.
GREENSBORO.
Arthur Stratton and James Alstc
measles.
The sick ones at Abner E. Hill's
improving.
A. c.. Chase has commenced NOV
Greensboro Bend.
Chas. Lapierre mas been setting p
teleph one on the Peoples line.
J. "A. Clary is in Lyndon, where b
Job to saw 1900 cords of block wood
Rev. John Hood was at his home i
bridge, Mass, the first of last week
Mrs. W. Logan has returned from
where she has been spending "
more.
School No. s, taught by Miss A
Skinner, was closed last week on 9
of measles. /
Mrs. F. A. Messer is entertaiDi
sister, Miss Anna Ribbie from n,
N. H., for few days.
Clayton Magoon came home fror
chester, N. H., to attend the tuners
grandmother, Mrs. Hopkins.