Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-11-11
ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IL 1908

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Mrs. Chapman and children spent
Saturday and Sunday with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arthur Brown, in Sheffield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark are going to
visit his sister in Burlington, Kan, and
Mrs. Stebbins will visit relatives in
Newton. and expects later to go on to
California.
r. E. Davis has purchased the Dow
lot and is to start the building right
away. They are working this week at
clearing away the debris and con-
tractor from Newport is to have charge
of the work.
The deer hunters have scattered far
and near this week. G. S. Wilson is in
Westmore. c. S. Phillips and Clarence
Phillips in Wheelock, Allen Speir in
Greensboro, A. P. Bean, E. S. Miles
and others at Stone pond, and many
at Black Hill. Caleb Clark, Orban
Phillips and Alvah Rich have each
been successful. The deer heads are
already coming in to the Phillips shop
from several of the surrounding towns.
What is the use of travelling miles
to find deer when we have them right
in our village? Monday night about
6 80 o'clock q deer came down over the
hill and between G. S. Wilson's and
w. A. Roystan's houses. 1t was head
ed for Phillips shop but the door be
ing closed it decided it would not stop,
and passed on up the hill by Mr..
Chesley's. 1t nearly ran over Mr.. Roy
stan who CHANGED to be crossing the
street at the time.
WEST CLOVER.
| N. C. Stevens has purchased herd
of 40 cows.
Frank Bean of Lowell, Mass, has
been here on business.
Henry Wiley. a former resident of
Glover, is here for time.
Gladys Bean spent last week with
her sister, Mrs. w. o. King.
Some from here attended the meet
ing at Barton yesterday afternoon.
Marie Baker visited her grandmotn-
er, Mrs. Jameson, in Irasburg, Satur-
day.
Miss Jennie Mae Salmon recently
spent few days in st. Johnsbury.
Gently.
Ruby Barber spent last week at the
home of her uncle, Joseph Cook in
Irasburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dobb, who have
been at Ernest Bakers for some time,
have gone to Canada. .-n
N. C. Stevens is wintering the COWS
from the farm of Sam Nelson, whose
barn was burned recently.
! Mrs. A. B. Ross invited the school,
children to her home Friday evening.
! Shennserved cake. cocoa and candy, the
children played games, and all appre
ciated Mrs. Ross's kindness.
A large crowd met at the school
house hall Tuesday evening to hear the
election returns. The Willing Worker!
served cake and cocoa. Many thank:
are due George Dow for the use of the
telephone.
GREENSBORO
L. A. Jackson has sold his farm tx
Harlow Haines Of Cabot.
Miss Belle Wilbur was at1her home ir
Woodbury. the first of the week. 49,. sas
Will S. Ingalls, was in Glover ovel
Sunday and Monday of this week.
7 Geo. A. Porter is at home again af
ter visit of several weeks in Bostoi
and vicinity.
Miss Emma Lindsay returned HON,
Saturday night after IAN absence O.
several weeks.
Fred Goodrich left town last week fol-
Montpelier, where he and his famil,
will make their home for the present
A. 3. Debrune is moving his good
from the farm recently owned by L
A. Jackson to his place in the village
Frank Homager will carry on, tn
barber shop at this place and Greens
boro Bend for time in the place of L
P. Jackson.
A quiet wedding took place at tn
home of L. P. Jackson last week whe
their son, Frank Homager, was unite
in marriage to Miss Lulu May O
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
The w. c. T. U. will hold an ope
meeting in the Congregational churc
; dining room Friday. Nov. Is. at l
O'Clock. Dinner will be served at 1
: cents. Fathers and all interested i
: children are especially urged to be pre-
sent.
A very pleasant surprise occurre
a the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
: Miller on the evening of November
when few Of her friends called t
. help them celebrate their weddin,
anniversary, it also being Mr.. Miller,
! birthday. A very pleasant time wa
enjoyed.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Glen Bailey of Craftsbury has finishe
work in the feed store.
Mrs. Katie Batchelder is workin
n for Mrs. F. A. Amsden.
| B. o. Davis is considered better q
this writing but is still very i'll.
: Mrs. Minnie Knight has purchased tn
n Delmar Cargill place just west of tn
Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Versal King entertaine