Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-05-20

store.
L. L. Drew Of Newport is visiting in
town.
Robert wylie is clerkiug for Roy E..
Davis.
J.lR. Christie has been painting his
house.
Ned Young is visiting his father, Dan
Young.
The Lawrence mill is now being run
night aud day.
Cyrus Wiley Of Barre is visiting his old
home at Glover.
Roy Davis and family ere boarding with
Mrs. Amy Anderson.
Mrs. r. $. stark has returned from a
visit to 81. JohBsbury.
hrs. VIM. Drumming is staying with her
sister, 1lrs. Sarah King.
Mr.. Blood will move onto the premises
vacated By David Anderson.
Business is lively at Stone Pond, several
new cottages are going up this season.
living Carr and q friend from Morrisville
visited bis parents a few days last week.
Mrs. Nora simpson OF Lyndon is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Phillips
The Ladies Mite society will serve sup
per at their vestry Friday, May p. Supper
served Of $50 o'clock.
The old house on The Mandy Frost place
a. undergoing repairs, this Is one Of the
first houses built IN own
G.. s. Phillips has a fitecn. pound Green's
boro trout to mount, wbich was caught by
Mr.. sisy,Ou IL SlorrIsylils.
The Epworth League in honor OF their
1sth anniversary last week served cake
and coffee after their usual meeting.
Memorial Sunday services Of the G A.
r.. will be held at Universalist church May
Goth at one o'clock, conducted by Rev. l
w. Mclaughlin Of L%yndonville.
Glover Grange, No. 372, will meet and
serve Dime in their hail Thursday noon,
May 3. In the afternoon they will hold
their meeting, and let every member try
to be present as there is work to do.
In another column Of this paper the
MoNIToR prints a half-tone picture of the
Rev. Ozora G.. Davis OF NewBritain, Conn.,,
Memorial Day orator for Mason post.
Mr.. Davis is considered one OF the best
orators I'm Connecticut and all who attend
the address here are assured OF a treat.
Mason post will hold Memorial exer-
cises at Glover May 80. The post will
meet at the village cemetery at 1000
O'Clock a. m. The Hon. Ozora Davis will
deliver the address. All soldiers and SONS
OF veterans and all school children are
invited, and all citizens. The following
comrades are detailed to visit the schools
Glover, e. II. Nye; South Glover, John
Arthur; West Glover, j.. p. Christie
Wright district, T. Marnock; Parrish
district, j. W. Walker; Beach district, G
w. Cook; South Hin, D.. r. COBB; Muc
Island district, r. L. Drew.
D.. r. COBB, Commander.
WEST GLOVER.
Mrs. L. L. Hastings is having her house
painted.
Walter Lewis was nome from Barre on
short vacation recently.
Fred Virgins and family have movet
into Alison Clark's house.
win Magoon has finished work in tn
mn uA4 40 N0ANAna AZ LIZ @ANAAL@AGs
Alittle boy from the orphans home il
Burlington is staying at Wm. Cameron's
NJ. H. Lewis and son Raymond went t,
st. Johnsbury May 10 to attend a bal
game between st. Johnsbury academy ant
Goddard seminary.
W.. e. Nye's milking machine has com
and is in working order. Quite a numbs
from here have been to see it work an
report 1t a perfect success.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Virgins wei
driving in Barton one day last week the
horse became frightened and ran, throw
ing out and i~Diuriny Mrs. Virgins.
GREENSBORO.
Mrs. b. T. Dow is seriously i'll.
Jabcz Pinney OF Passumpsic was in tow
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 81. Haines moved IN
the Presbyterian parsonage last week.
Mrs. Myrs ID. Chase and Miss Lu
Thompson were in Morrisville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. b. Smith of Amhers
Mass have been visiting relatives in tow
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Calderwood OF s
Johnsbury visited relati 5es in town la
week.
John +. Richardson was called to Mort
field last week by the illness and death
his uncle, Michael McCue.
Mrs. Mary G. Ingalls, went to Burlingt
last Thursday to spend a few weeks W
her daughter, Mrs. G. Soule.
n. A. Payne was in Fairfax last we,
where he bad an auction of real estate a
personal property to close an estate
which ne is an administrator.
Michael McCue, a former resident of
town, died last week in Mortified at
home OF his daughter, Mrs. n. Il. Sla
after a short illness OF pneumonia.
Rev. John hood started last Mondsv