Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-05-25

followed that work most successfully |
10 to the time of her last illness. |
The community extend sympathy to the /
oereaved family and other relatives.
WEST DERBY.
Harry Reid Of Enosburg was in town
recently.
Walter Gray of Springfield was in
town last week.
Mrs. Clinton Tucker of Lawrence,
Mass, is in town.
Mrs. Rachel Upston Of Derby Line is
visiting friends in this place.
Little Lois White; daughter of George
White, is very sick with indigestion
and bronchitis.
Mrs. James Brown visitedIher daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Cutting, at Newport
Center last week.
Miss Lucy Porter of Manchester, N.
H., visited her mother, Mrs. G. A.
Porter, last week.
Gertie Hanson has finished work for
Mrs. Walter Fordyce and is working at
Sylvester Cleveland's.
Sylvester Cleveland has finished work
for Wallace Marvin at Derby and NOV
ed back to house belonging to John
Human.
CLOVER.
E. A. Leonard of Boston is in town
for few days.
]. G. King is to move into Mr..
Browns house soon.
L. F. Smith begins work for C. A.
Kelton this morning. \
Mrs. Amy Anderson and Miss Nc
Duffey spent Saturday in Newport.
Bert Watson has hired Albert Alb
bolts house for year and will move
there about the first of June.
George Anderson has resigned his
Office as first selectman. A. c. Phillips
has been appointed to take his place
Mrs. Abby Drumming attended the w
{. I. U. convention at Greensboro las
week and will visit friends there TO
two weeks.
Regular meeting of Glover grang
Thursday, May %. Dinner will b
served at the usual hour, followed b
the meeting.
Rev. A. B Ross will occupy the pul
pit at the Congregational church mex
Sunday at 2 o'clock p. m. 1t will be
union service.
The Greensboro Bend Cornet ban
will give a social dance at Institut
hall Saturday evening, May 30 Gu
door concert at Z o'clock p. m.
: There will be Memorial exercise
: at Institute hall Friday afternoon at
} O'Clock by the school children. Tt
? teachers extend q cordial invitation /
2 parents and friends to attend.
: Rev. ". B. Dukeshire preached 6
I excellent sermon at the UNIVERSAL
church yesterday to large audienc
There was a good attendance of mer
bers of the G. A. R. and ". R. c.
5 The following is the Memorial d;
program: Mason G. A. r. and Mas
w. r. c. will meet accompanied
the Greensboro band, at 10 O'Clock
m. at. the cemetery. There will be e
ercises by the G. A. R. and W. R.
> and singing by the school children. A
school children are invited to assist
n decorating the graves of deceas
comrades. Dinner will be served at Il
! rooms of the w. R. c., after which Il
procession will be formed and mar
to the Universalist church. Members
e the Mechanics and Daughters of Libe
= ty are requested to join in the proce
sion. The address will be delivered
Rev. ". A. Warner Of Barton.
n WEST CLOVER.
Mrs. G. H. Bickford is not as we
~ O.G. Miles is repairing his building
y James Dow visited in Greensbc
last week.
;, Miss Litchfeld visited at Geor
- Humphreys last week.
Mr.. Merriam held meetings at t
schoolhouse the first OF last week.
E The Willing Workers are having t
church papered and painted inside.
e. Lewis Wright and Gladys Gamer
Id have been having the german measl
Mrs. N. A. Vance. Mabel and New
a Vance, visited at E. L. Tichurst's
TX Gently.
Vernon Tichurst of st. Johnsbu
B. spent Sunday with his parents,
n and Mrs. E. L. Tichurst.
. Mrs. Alice Sherry Of Groton
visiting her sister, Mrs. Char
It. Wright, and other friends.
~ Miss Margaret Mosier of New Jers
% q has come to spend the summer w
% her cousin, Mrs. Agnes Cook.
Mrs. David Baker, who has be
with her daughter, Mrs. Wild, &
g other friends for some time, has
1T. turned home.