Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-14

character were held in the Baptist
church morning and evening. There
were baptisms in the morning and in
the evening ia were received into the
church.
A party of the Junior League MEM
bers drove to the home of Miss Edyth
Holt, who has been shut-in for near
ly three years, Saturday afternoon,
carrying with them basket of Easter
eggs and cut flowers, also refresh
ments. Songs We're sung. after which
the visiting party were invited to par
take of cocoa, fancy cakes and sugar
on snow.
CLOVER.
r. A. Bean and family of Orleans
spent Sunday at A. P. Beams.
Walter Grey of Springfield, Mass,
was in town several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander of Montreal
were guests of their son over Easter.
G. S. Wilson was in Newport recent
ly and purchased a gasoline engine for
his motor boat.
Miss Kitty Smith of the Barron
store at Barton is at home and has
been on the sick list
Mrs. Ellery Dunn is still very i'll
from the effects of quinsy sore.
There is fear of blood poison.
WEST GLOVER.
Mrs. DEMO is helping at Walter
| SCOTS.
Mrs. Wilson fell on the ice, hurting
her hand badly, last week.
Hayden Skinner spent short time
with his cousin, Earl Clark.
C. W. Cook has had New England
telephone placed in his house.
Eunice Stevens was hurt last week
by getting her foot caught in a sled.
The many friends of Mrs. Lulu Phil.
lipps will be glad to know she is bet
ter.
D. D. Gil,nour and A. W. Tichurst
recently invited friends to their sugar
camps.
Verne Tichurst was home from St
Johnsbury to spend Sunday with his
parents.
John Thornton of Providence. RI q.
has been visiting his friend, H. H
Skinner
George Baker recently had the mis-
fortune to get toe crushed by Eors.
stepping on it.
Stanley Stevens and Lyman Skinne
have been spending a few days witt
their uncle, Roy Stiles.
There is little daughter at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. G. Miles
The mother is very sick.
Mrs. Agnes Cook has had her her,
OF Jersey COWS tested. DIR. Eastman
pronounced them all sound.
The high water last week brok
: away the milldam and carried ava,
: the bridge to the sawdust house.
Mrs. Lyman Barber has been i
Craftsbury with her daughter, Mrs
Ruby Garvin. who has been sick wit
the grip.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
Cameron of Albany was the scene of
very pleasant gathering April 6, tn
occasion being the celebration of tn
, 80th anniversary of Mrs. Sarept
Vance's birthday. A goodly circle o
immediate relatives and friends wer
present to offer congratulations an
kind wishes. Eighty or more letter
and cards were received. fragrant wit
expressions of affection. old time rem
iniscences and personal greetings, sev
t eral of which were read to the Assem-
bled company. After bountiful dir
ner to which all did full justice a yer
. delightful impromptu musical and lii
erary program was rendered, in whic
Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Wells of Irasbure
: Mrs. Kate Dwinell of Orleans an
q others participated. At the close o
the reanion and celebration in whic
o varied feelings commingled, of joy an
: pathos. serious reflection and glad fe
icitation. the guests departed, wishin
for dear Mrs. Vance many years sti
f of happy and useful living.
GREENSBORO.
E. c. Kinney was in town last weel
i. 7Chas. Parker of Littleton, N. H
e spent few days in town recently.
Albert Kinney was home from Bul
e lington over Sunday.
: There will be no preaching at tt
Presbyterian church for two Sabbath
Miss Claire Rabbit Of Northampto
J, Mass. is the guest of her aunt, Mr.
|, L. A. Jackson.
> The Perrin brothers were called
;. Morristown Thursday to attend tt
II funeral of their uncle, Ephraim Pc
g rim.
s Rev. j. Hood went Monday to h
e home in Cambridge, Mass, and vii
t. Mrs. Hood will spend two weeks vii
d relatives in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. c. H. Miller returned Tuesds
from Brightlook hospital. Her mar
friends will be pleased to know tn;
she is in much improved condition.