Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-05-18

H. E. Clark has bought of Dean
French the shouse occupied by Geo.
McGaffey. Mr.. Clark will take the
place of Verne Miles in the firm of
Miles & Miller.
L. P. Drew's store was broken into
one night last week. About $3.50 in
money was taken from the money
drawer and several boxes Of cookies
and other things are missing.
Miss Allie Grace Wilson of Fitch
Bay, ?. O., and Milo Luther Wilson of
Glover were married Monday at the
Congregational parsonage, Barton
Landing. Rev. G. L. Shaefer per-
formed. the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson ex-
tended an invitation to their friends
Thursday evening to attend farewell
reception at their home. which was
accepted by about 70 people. Delicious
refreshments were served.
The following have been appointed
to visit the schools in Glover at the
pre-Memorial exercises: Village, c.
w. Cook; West Glover, E. H. Nye;
District No. l, R. L. Drew: Mud Is
land, D. r. Cobb Beach, L. NJ. Scott;
Parrish, Simeon Clark; South Glover,
John Arthur; South Hill, John Salmon;
South Albany, Thomas Marnock;
Vance district, S. Lounge.
WEST GLOVER.
Mrs. Chauncey Miles visited her son
Fred last week.
! Mrs. Bassett is with her daughter,
Mrs. Wilson, for time.
Mrs. G. A. Dow is improving in
health and is able to ride out.
Mr.. Hartman is having a cottage
built on the shore Of Parker pond.
Alice Magoon has finished work at
0. G. Miles and will rest for time
Rev. and Mrs. A B. Ross attended
ministerial meeting at Coventry May
II.
The friends of Mrs. Barry are sorry
to hear that she is sick at her home in
Newport.
A number of people from this place
,, attended the reception at George An
derson's May IA.
Messrs. Uennison and Jackman are
! having bath rooms and other improve
ments in their home.
Mrs. David Cameron died Saturday
! morning after an illness OF q few
weeks. A more extended account will
be given later.
: CREENsB ORC.
Miss Orilla Rice, who has been i'll, is
recovering.
: Miss Alice Paine is again assisting
in the post Office.
Mrs. L. A. Jackson was in St. Johns
bury part of last week.
Mrs. NJ. J. Dunn visited her daugh-
f ter, Mrs. Cutler, last week.
] Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Ferguson hav;
t moved into the Presbyterian parsor
e age.
Rev. S. T. Achenbach of Charleston
preached at the Congregational church
) Sunday.
DR.. H. G. Williams Of Cabot vii
;. do dental work at the Caspian Lake
i house this week.
), The many friends of Mrs. A. J. Geb
n bic will be pleased to know that she !
rapidly recovering.
Wednesday fine lake trout weighin,
20 pounds was caught by A. A. Com
l. stock Of Montpelier.
81 Bert Calderwoood was called HON
from New Hampshire week ago b
as the death of his mother.
Wednesday DR.. F. c.. Kinney. z. {
I'd Kinney and F. H Dufur received 80,
n 600 nice brook trout fry, which wer
put into the lake.
IF Ferde Chase has rented his father
r, farm for one year, and Mr.. and Mrs
F. ]. Chase have rented the Fred Coco
rich tenement house.
t. Miss Lenora Hathaway returned WeC
I'd nesday from the Mary Fletcher no.
Ia pital, where she has been sewers
weeks for treatment.
al Geo. S Cook and J. H. Barringto
ay were in Woodsville, n. H, Friday !
ch attend the 7th annual banquet give
ad by the Holbrook Grocery Co.
8 VIM. Barr of Cabot. who has been
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
H. harrington, for the last six months
has so far recovered that he was adj
Us to return to his home Friday.
The funeral of Mrs. Eveline Calde
II wood, widow of the late James T
Calderwood, who died May 2. was hel
tn at her late home Monday. Mr.:
Calderwood had been i'll long tim
and was a patient sufferer.
A new schedule of arrivals and d,
partures of the mail on Star route NJ
ne 1866, has been ordered, taking effes
May Is, which will. insure an earle
or incoming mail in the morning and
o little later departure in the Afternoon
Id GREENSBORO BEND.