Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-07-08

Miss Gertrude Thornton visited her
sister and friends in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Michard are
rejoicing over the birthof a daugh ter.
Miss Ethel Hood of Cambridge,
Mass, is visiting her father, Rev.
John Hood.
Herbert Turrell's motor boat burned
Friday night caused by an explosion.
Fortunately no one was seriously in
jured.
D. c.. Chiever has purchased the
mail route from Greensboro Bend to
East Craftsbury of VIM. Graham the
former contractor.
Mrs. w. A. Jackson received word
Thursday of the death of her brothers.
wife, Mrs. Edison Pinney, which occurred
at her home in Chicago. The remains
were brought to Wolcott for interment.
Mr.. and Mrs. James White were sur
prised on Saturday June 27, by about
100 Of their friends gathering at their
} home IN honor of the 25th anniversary
Of their marriage. Refreshments were
served and many presents and good
wishes left them.
CLOVER.
All the schools in town closed Friday.
Lorenzo Blodgett is in quite poor
health.
Bert Quimby is at work on the rail-
l road again.
Fred Aldrich is home from Burling-
ton for a time.
Mrs. P. L. Miller has returned from
hex visit to Boston.
: G. S. Wilson was in Newport We'd
y nesday on business.
Mrs. John Salmon fell recently and
dlslocated her shoulder.
w. A. Townsend of Manchester, N.
H., is In town for several weeks.
e Mrs. W. F. Clark and son James of
4 Geneva, n. Y, are visiting in town.
C. S. Wilson burned his hand quite
q badly with fireworks Saturday evening.
Miss Jennie Mae Salmon is visiting
her brother John Salmon of Sheffield
AZ Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Morse of Water
- town, Mass. are visiting Mrs. Emily
Goodwin.
a Mrs. Knox will speak to the peopIe
OF Glover and vicinity Sunday evening
lis at 1880.
= w. A. Roystan and J.. H. Hoyt at
tended the Shrine meeting at Morris
vile Thursday.
Herbert Carter and family of
Springfield arrived in town THURSDAY
for the summer.
~,
Miss Minnie K. Smith commenced
work in the Barron store at Barton
Monday morning.
Miss Grace Arthur has gone te
greensboro to assist in the family Of
j. w. Campbell.
Arthur Dubois of North Troy visited
his sister, Mrs. H. E. Clark, several
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Mason of Hard
WICK were IN town Saturday and at
tended the grange picnic.
. John Arthur recently purchased of A
K. Cowles a Cameron piano for hi
daughters, Mae and Grace.
First quarterly conference will b,
held here Saturday morning at 9:3O
Rev. F. W. Lewis will speak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Phillips an
daughter of Newport, N. H., ar
visiting at Chester Sherburne's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Home r Kirby and SO
Milton spent the Fourth in Greensbor
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Chase.
Mrs. Homer Kirby's son and Mis-
Grace Arthur has returned home fro
their visit in Barre and Ganiteville.
: During the thunder shower Sunds
lightning struck C.. w. Beans bar
entirely demolishing one end of it.
Miss Ruth Mcdowell of Lyndo
vile is spending two weeks with h,
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. I
Dwinell.
Miss Bessie Squarebrigs of Bostt
and DR.. E. A. Leonard are at Chap
Leonard's. The doctor will remain
town for some time.
Miss McDuffee left Monlay for h
home. She intends to come bat
again for schOo in the fall, when h
many friends will be glad to WELDON
her again.
ii Miss Mudgett who has been stayir
with Mrs. Mcdonald. has returned
'oor her home in Plymouth, N. H., al
id a Miss Mary Sherburne is with Mr.
Ar Mcdonald who is very poorly.
There will be a social at the vest
play of the Methodist church Wednesd:
~ a afternoon and evening. Supper wi
'ack be served at the usual hour. Rev. al
Mrs. Dukeshire will be. present. :,
lded Chaplin Leonard. DR.. Dow and Geort
ere Humphrey attended the district CO..
will ~vention at st. Johnsbury Tuesda
June 80. and H. N. Davis, N.
Drew and j. H. Hoyt attended Il
Two cfafo nonuonfion of Monfnol:o- w -