Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-16
WEST DERBY.

week with friends in Troy.
Gerald Daley was confined to his bed ali
OF last week, with the grip.
A. e. Clark of Barton has moved into
Frank Garfield's tenement on Spring
street.
Gladys Daley has finished her labors at
Harry Hamilton's at Newport, and come
home to stay awhile.
Robert Bulls, who was i'll at the home
OF his mother in Potion, was moved to his
home here last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Chappeil have hired
out to take charge of the poor farm at
Derby. They moved last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Paquin returned
from Golden, Col, last week, where they
have been spending the winter.
Mrs. Frank Ingerson and her brother,
Bert Heath from Holland, visited at their
fathers, j. F. Heath, last week.
Frank Webster has moved from Dennis
Webster's house into Mrs. Harry Leslie's
tenement on Indian Point street.
Mrs. Arthur Benson has been moved
OdCk W uSI AOu1S, 1IOh hOI CAto,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. n. Fuller, where she has
been sick for long time. She does not
seem to have improved very much.
Mrs. Charles Folsom came near choking
to death last Tuesday noon, while eating
her dinner A piece Of steak stuck in her
throat, which she could not move. A doc
tor was quickly summoned else it would
probably have been fatal.
CLOVER.
John II. Wylie is in town.
Miss Irene Randall is working for Mrs.
Noah Drew.
Miss Della Chapman is working for Mrs.
Templeton.
Rev. John Mcdonald has been very i'll
the past week.
Wesley sherburne has been on the sick
list for the past week.
Lennie Fayer is home from Springfield,
Mass, for short stay.
Melvin Bowen is working for Albert
Merriam driving the sugar season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Christie spent several
days last week visiting in Newport.
Buzzell Leonard visited his daughter,
Mrs. Prescott OF Wentworth, N. H., last
week.
Miss Lola Sargent is home from her
school in Montpelier for two weeks va
cation.
Mrs. Abbott was taken quite Ill Satur-
day night but is more comfortable at pres
ent-
David Baker died last evening and the
funeral will be Thursday at Pollock at the
church,
Mrs. Fred Simpson of Lyndon is visit
ing at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. 8. Phillips.
Mrs. A. P. Bean spent several days las
week in the family of her son, r. A. Bear
OF Barton Landing.
Faith, an its daycint bit or toim
Yell be afther havin' at the sugar partly
tomorrow night!
The event OF the week was the marriag
of Miss Leta Jackson and John M. Salmon
both of Glover. Congratulations.
Arthur Brown attended the funeral o.
his uncle In lWestfield last week. N. A
Smith drove the express in his absence.
Mrs. Sophia Smith of Greensboro Ben,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Christie
Mrs. Smith is Ss years old and remarkably
smart.
The friends of Rev. B. Drumming Q
Mansfield, Pa, will be pleased to kno1
that the Universalist Leader referred to
powerful sermon that he preached recent
and that preachers of different denomina
lions endorsed it. Mr.. Drumming Is eighty
seven years old and now living a usefu
busy life as he always has done.
The annual sugar party Of Glover grang
will be at Institute hall Tuesday evening
March II. Everybody cordially invited t
come and help celebrate st. Patrick's birth
day and partake of the good sugar an
doughnuts always served by the grang
An entertainment consisting OF Irish song
and readings will be given. The Boys OF
chestra of Barton will furnish mus
throughout the evenings Admission I
entertainment 1Oc.; sugar and doughnut
15c.
WEST CLOVER.
Marie Baker is visiting her grandmoth
at Irasburg.
David Gilmore, who has been quite sic
is improving.
c. Magoon will begin work tor Z.
Cutler next week.
Ray Stiles, who has been away for son
time, is at home for visit.
Vernon Tichurst was home from
Johnsbury on Sunday, March 9Th.
Ora Miles and F. B. Jackman had abo
fifty head of cattle dehorned last week.
Mrs. Wilson and son, Carl have NOV
to the home they purchased in this villas
Mrs. Della Barber and son Warren q
spending short time with friends at Be
ton.