Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-04-06
CLOVER.


quite i'll.
A. P. Bean attended the inspection
If the commandery at Newport Friday.
Mrs. Frank Drew is Ill with tonsili-
E. A. Leonard.of Boston is spending
a lew days in town.
Mrs C. L. Johnson is visiting her
son, Mark Johnson.
Mrs. Fannie Carr is confined to the
house on account Of sickness.
Mrs. Sarah Stebbins is visiting
riends at Barton Landing.
Rev. I. w. Mclaughlin was enter
tanned at, A. P. Beams over Sunday.
Frank Taylor has purchased a new
evaporator of Mr.. Keir Of Craftsbury.
Miss Maud Phillips and living Carr
of Morrisville are in town for few
days.
Chaplin Leonard and E. A. Leonard
were in Newport on business one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Davis spent seve-
raj days last week with Mrs. Davis
parents in Newport.
Carl Abbott has purchased gaso-
lene launch which he will put on
Silver lake next summer.
The sugar makers were called to
aalt in sugaring Friday and Saturday
on account Of the cold weather.
Rev. F. w. Lewis, presiding elder of
St. Johnsbury district, preached a
very able sermon at the Methodist
church Sunday.
The w. R. C. will serve dinner Thurs
day with the regular meeting In the
afternoon. AS there is business Of
Importance to come before the meeting
all members are requested to be pre-
sent.
The Ladies' Mite society will serve
supper in their vestry Thursday, Apr.
9, at SO o'clock, consisting Of hot
maple syrup, rolls. salads, doughnuts,
pies and cakes, at tie usual price of 10
cents. In the evening there will be an
old-fashined singing school, at which
Prof. A. P. Bean will give instruction.
Soloists speciality All cordially
invited to be present.
WEST GLOVER.
Miss Hazel Thorp is boarding at Mrs
Wilson's.
Mrs. G. H. Bickford is more comfort
able and Mrs. Hastings is at home.
Miss Dunbar has been spending ;
few days with her friend Mrs. Agne:
Cook
In spite Of the rain some ATTENDED
the box party at the hall recently anc
report fine time.
Mrs. Armstrong, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. A. B. Ross, has
returned to her home in Montreal.
Mrs. Joseph Holmes has receives
$1,000 and a homestead at Rutland fo
kindness once bestowed. 1t is left il
the hands of E. Holmes of Montpelie
to see that she receives the amour
and condition of the will.
:, GREENSBORO.
The S. D. Dow shop has been sold t
Albert Young for $500.
Geo. >Cuthbertson has returned fror
: his trip to Manchester, N. H.
= Miss Mary and Charlie Bailey an
Miss Mabel ellis are at home fror
Burlington.
About 80 of the villagers met at F. S
Melvin's sugar camp Thursday evenin
to eat new sugar.
Mrs. Sherman Calderwood and Sc
T from St. Johnsbury have been visitin
for few days at F. S. Melvin's.
q Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Wiley are rejoi
ing over the birth of a daughter weig
Y ing eight and one-half pounds, Thur
5. day, Apr. 2.
~ Albert Kinney is at home from Fai
NJ fax for a short vacation. Mrs. Ro
Tolman is visiting relatives in Charlie
ton and in Stanstead, z. =.
. There came near being serious a
cident in the village Wednesday NOR
ing. The pair of work horses own
* by E. B. Fay Of Hardwick Street "a
s. one wheel of the wagon striking
tree near the corner of George Porter
Fl driveway and breaking an axle, b
III through the good management of t
driver the horses were controlled
fore more serious damage was done.
az GREENSBORO BEND.
Will Evans is spending a few wee
rk at Joseph Clark's.
&c Fred Richardson has moved is far
ly from the Chase tenement to Hal
en- wick.
lie Thomas Crowley of Craftsbury
working in the.station for H. E. H
=. brook.
g James Magoon and family spent ST
% day and Monday in Hardwick amo
friends.
Sumner Hill was taken suddenly
Wednesday night with pleurisy, but
better.
ok George Anair's oldest child, who h
been dangerously sick, is little INC
~ comfortable at this writing. A train
nurse is caring for her.
ed Fred Simpson, clerk in L. S. Collin
oo store, sprained his knee very BAG
last week and is unable to walk withC
ID crutches. He is staying at his hol