Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-27
WEST CLOVER.

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WEST GLOVER.
y. c. Stevens wss Ia Lyndon Aoadsy on
business.
Miss Lou Hancock from Coventry Is sls-
itIng her cousins here.
VIII Mo7ey aud Elmer Berry called on
theis mother last xeek.
Some Of ne chlldrcn IN d!s,r!c. No. ! are
having the ~chicken-pox.
Mrs. y. o. Ktag visited her s.steE In
5,ansiead the aesi of the week.
1t Is expected that We SHALT have electric
lights IN this village 'n tie near future.
{. N.xoon has antsaed work aF~r. II.
Beau's and IS a. hls bsoshs-'A "a. a short
tlaao.
Mrs. Robbins from =: Johassury was
bare to SO be. sister, Mrs. q. \ Dos, lat
week.
Mr.. Fannie G!aa aid Mrs. Iaez Jones
ifon sheftisl1 visited al Hernia Prescott's
last week.
Rata and Gis4ys Bean haze gone 10
tbeir bone - Eustls. z. Q tor a thseo
weeks visit.
Mr.. JACK nan who bought Asa Besch's
farm, IS moving bis goods there. We are
sorry to lose Mr.. Baea's people from the
-neighoorhood.
This community was greatly shocked TO
hear OF the sudden death OF little Malta
Hlnkley on sunday night, Jan. Is. Sha
was a bright, lovable child, the darling
- -. . H.. s~-.. -Taa fn-a-zt serxs~a
was held at the homs, Rev. IL. d. r rs
officiating. Tue grief stricken parents and
brothers have the sympathy Of all.
ACARD-we wish 10 express our besrt-
felt gratitude to our n~eigooors aud friends
who 50 kindly assisted Us at the time OF
the death and burial OF our darling Matte,
aiso the Singers and those WAC contributed
flowers. May Heavens richest blessing be
yours.
HERMAN HISKLEY.
The many friends Of Mfr. and Mrs.
William Leggett, who spent the summer
of 1906 here, will be panied to learn of
the desth of Mrs. Legget', which &C.
Cured at Southern Pines, y. C., on the
evening of January IS. Mrs. Leggett was
he daughter OF the late Mr..
n Mrs. Thomas Teller. sac was
born IN Glover and lived here until
her marriage with Mr.. Leggett - years
ago. She then went TO Mr.. Legge;t's
home IN Waterbury, Conc, where they
lived until two years ago last fall. when
Nr. Leggett wa Obliged 10 give up sork
on account OF poor heat a They then
vent to Southern P.nez. y. e, where they
Hvo, So rrEuaa~ 80 sNn sr8. NHnr 49,.
uer came 10 Vermont, going from here
hack to southern Pines. Last spring II =
~Leggett's health failed aut =he AS4
o. iged IN enter a hospitss, oere sna IN
degXent "a operation. Fcou that time on
she hiss steadily failed and her spaferings
were terrible. All thai medlcal sktll and
ioyiug hands could do was done for her
comfort. She leaves 10 mourn her loss q
husband and u daughter, Cora; three
sisters, Mrs. joan Lsgsett of Waterbury,
Connecticut; Mrs. Geo. Graves and Mrs.
Quartas Graves OF Glover. Her death &C.
Cured Just six weeks ard one day afies
that Of her brother, Jamss Teller OF Barton.
GREENSBORO.
John Rlca went to Rutland Tuesday for
q few weeks stay.
Miss orrills Rice Is 81 Geo. Philsrook's
during the absence of her brother.
WIN. Barr, whose illness has before been
mentioned, continues about the same.
Rcv. John Hood has so FAR recovered
from hts recent illness that he returned Ia
town Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs E. w. Thomas. who have
been staying for q .ew weeks al d.. Kin
nay's, returned TO their home Tuesday.
The Caspian Lake grange viii give q So
! cIai at the nome Of Mr.. add Mrs.. SAN Phil.
brook on Thursday evening, Jar. ID. A
cordial invitation il extended 10 all.
This six. year-oid con of SIR. and Mrs
Alvah A. Htil, died Monday Of acute sp-
pendlcgtlz. Much sympathy Is felt for th,
family. Rev. Il. J.. Barton attended To,
funeral.
GREENSBORO BEND.
: Mr.. aud Mrs. yerssl King were Ia GLOW,
or. Monday
a Mr.. and ars. Ernest Barber visited q
d c. A. BARRIERS, Tuesday.
Mrs. J, w. Campbell spcni Thursday ans
Friday al Z. Il. Collins.
y Miss Ruth Ross was called Monday q
y Woodbury. By the illness Of her mother.
Henry Bodwell and Walter King attend
q ed the Grange meeting Al Daaviile, Wed
Il neetay.
Y b. ID. Piper vas sgain called Monday q
}. MorrtsvsIlc, cts brother Alton being mucl
> worse