Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-05-27

annual meeting OF the trustees ll:OO a.m'i
annual meeting, ID. 4. a. A 200 p. m,
baseball game, ID. A. VS.. alumni; 500 pm,
reception.
GLOVER.
Forrest Osgood " visiting ia town.
Milo and Earl Wilson are at home.
Mrs. $. b. French is gaining from her
recent illness.
Mrs. Grant Gilbert and children have
returned home.
Jack p. Drew, who has been working at
Newport, has returned home.
Mrs. Orange King is visiting her mother
Mrs. Duncan Mcfarland, who is sick.
Henry Salmon has bought the McGaffey
store and ID boarding at MIR. McLure's.
Mrs. Laura Mathie OF Old Orchard, Me-,
has been here few days visiting friends.
John Wylie, who was to have returned
to Syracuse, n. Y, to-day, fractured his
limb at mis- home on Sunday afternoon.
The Earnest Workers held business
meeting and social Wednesday, May 22nd,
at the NJ. E. church. Supper was served
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bean visited their
Grand parepts, Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Nc
Farlaud Of Greensboro, recently.
Miss Matte Chapman, who attends Bar
ton Academy, spent Saturday and Sunday
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Darwin Wright at Evansville.
The Teachers of the village school would
ike an the parents and friends of the
children to attend the Pre- Memorial
exercises at the hall May % at 2 30 o'clock.
The remains OF Heman French, who died
at his home In Lyndon, were brought here
for burial last week. He was born here
June ?, 1929, his early life being spent here.
He then moved to Danville wnere he lived
until 1850 and then went to Lyndon, where
he was employed by, firm Of carriage
makers until 1880, then ne went to Clinton,
Mass and in the year 1883 he returned to
Lyndon. In 1S47, he married Sophia West
of Danville. Five children were born to
them but only one is now living. He is
survived by a widow and one son, Charles,
of st, Johnsbury; also two brothers, DR..
l.. c. French of Clinton, Mass, and d. e..
French of Dorchester, one sister, Mrs. s. T..
Leonard of Manchester, n. II. land grand
daughter, Mrs. Nj. Q. Flato of Athol, Mass.
The funeral was held Wednesday at a. m.
at Lyndon. The remains were accompa-
MED by the widow, Dean French and his
niece, Mrs. Laura Mathie.
WEST CLOVER.
Mrs. Robbins is keeping house for G. A
Dow.
Ralph Willis is at home on account of 6
sore hand.
Miss Annie Morley is sick and has hao
to leave school at Barton.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Sanborn OF Lowell
visited at James Cameron's recently.
Mr.. Switser's family have moved into
Mrs. Emma SINNERS upstairs tenement
Harlow Bates is having his house
painted, much improving its appearance
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. stiles have gone tC
wnoughby to occupy their cottage fol
the summer.
George Humphreys people, also Henry
Clark and son Earl, have been quite sick
with the grip.
Miss McDuffsy, teacher at the village
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs
Agnes Cook. IS
A pleasant time is reported by those VIII,
attended the social held by the Willing
Workers at Z. l.. Tichurst's.
Mason w.R Z. will hold exercises a
the cemetery Nav 80, 10 the forenoon
They also will furnish dinner at thei
rooms at 25c per plate.
GREENSBORO.
Mrs. Clara Kaiser from Stowe has beel
spending few days at her fathers.
Miss Alice Paine spent three days O
last week with her sister at North Crafts
bury.
Rev. r. j. Barton entertained his Sun
day school class at the chapel last Frida
evening.
Allie Slayton of Morrisville recent
caught trout that measured 335 inches i
length, Is inches around its BODY, an
weighed Is pounds and ounce.
Willard Hood of Cambridge, Mass,
theological student, Is supplying the des
at the Presbyterian church during til
absence Of the pastor, Rev. John Hood.
Mrs. j. J. Lindsay returned from Bosto
last Monday where she has been for sever
weeks for treatment of her eyes, and 81
Is hopeful of a degree OF permaner
sight.
&c. Wheeler OF White River junction
aged 81 years, died Wednesday evening
the cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. o. Eastmi
after q very short illness. he had be,
one OF our summer residents for ov
thirty years.
The two Womsn's Christian Temperan
unions of this town unite in offeril
prizes for the best essay written by t
children OF the public schools OF this tov