Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-11-25

Mrs. Charles Carter Of Washington,
d. c.. who has spent several summers
here, died suddenly Monday evening in
Leominster, Mass, where with her
husband she has made her home for
several months.
The Jr. O. u. A. M. will present
THE Flowing Bowl" at Institute hall
tomorrow Thursday evening. This
is comedy drama in three acts and
the cast consists of 10 characters. A
| dance will be held after the play, lnu-
sic by Young's orchestra. four pieces.
Tickets are on sale at the post office.
WEST CLOVER.
Freeman Bean is at home from
Montpelier for Thanksgiving week.
Miss Ida Hannant and Miss Adams
| of Irasburg visited Mrs. edith Clark
recently.
| Mr.. Stephenson was in town recent
| ly in the interest of the Vermont
Machine Co.
George Lee, former resident of
! Glover, was calling on friends in this
| place last week.
Napoleon Longevine-- of Barton has
/, hired Ed. Cooks farm .and moved on
ready for business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Garland daugh-
ter, Mrs. Quimby. visited at Eugene
Bickford's recently.
Mr.Eand Mrs. Fred Miles and several
others attended the Charles Miles
auction in lrasburg Friday.
Allen Thompson and family have
moved from the Ed. Cook farm te
John Urie's house in Barton.
The Willing Workers met at the
schoolhouse hall November 20 anc
made two quilts. which found ready
sale.
Rev. Reuben Wright, form arIy OF
J Glover, now of Idaho, has the sincere
| sympathy of his many friends in The
loss Of his wife.
? John Thorp received bad cut from
, an axe recently and will be laid up fo
some time. DR.. Prime was called +
2 dress the wound.
= Mrs. Mae Stevens and son Stanle.
have gone to Danville to speat
. Thanksgiving week with her siste
Mrs. Il. u. Thompson.
Mrs. Hattie Bates and Mrs. Ma
Miles spent a short time recently a
= Irasburg with their parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Charles Woodward.
Mrs. L. L. Hastings is helping car
for her sister, Mrs. Geo. Bickford, VIII
is failing. Miss Lydia Colburne O
Barton came to see her sister, Mrs
Bickford, on Sunday.
At the promenade sin schoolhous
hall November 20 the Willing Worker
realized $l3 from the sale of foo
and homemade candy.s The Glove
band furnished music. - 80
: A very pretty home wedding occurre
at the residence of Mr.. and Mr.
I Lyman Barber yesterday noon whe
their daughter, Ruby Calista, VIZ
] united in marriage to Guy Roy Garvi
| of North Craftsbury by Rev. A.
!! Ross. The bridal party entered tt
parlor, which was beautifully decora
ed in pink and white. to the strains
the wedding march played by Miss Is
Wheeler. The bride looked very pre-
ty, dressed in white net over muslin
and carried white carnations. Eth
Pearle Vance was bridesmaid and VIZ
dressed in white and carried boz
quet of pink carnations. David Edw
Wright acted as best man. Lift
Mildred Cook was ring bearer. Abo1
40 relatives of bride and groom we
= present. The wedding presents WEI
numerous and useful, fshowing Il
high esteem in which the young Poop
are held by their friends. They wi
reside at North Craftsbury.
GREENSBORO.
Additional Greensboro items will
found in supplement.
Il DR.. F. C. Kinney was in ST. John
bury on business Friday.
= Rev. and Mrs. S. T. Achenbach we
q Tuesday to Barre to spend Thank
giving.
Mrs. N. L. Drown was in St. John
bury last week with her son Harold
have his throat operated upon.
In the suit of A. B. Calderwood v
F. j. Burnham tried at the Caspi
Lake house November 20 the jury re
dered a verdict of not guilty and ga
the costs to Mr.. Burnham. It was /,
action to evict Mr.. Burnham fro
the CalderwoOd house in the villag
GREENSBORO BEND.
tThe w. C. T. U. will unite with t
/. Epworth League in observing Wore
Temperance Sunday the evening
:. November %. A temperance pr
gram will be carried out, consisting
] recitations by the children. songs Ell
: The prizes will be awarded the cl