Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-09-29

parsonage of Elmer Barclay and Miss
Carrie Morse both Of this town. Con-
gratulations are in order.
q A. J. Smith and son have just COM
pleted the addition on their barn of
driveway to the high beams and put
the whole building in fine shape; they
have also put their house in good re
pair and added the modern improve
ments, making their buildings among
the best in town.
Under the direction of the w. C. T.
u. the neighborS and friends of Mr..
genuine surprise party at her home |
last Saturday afternoon. A very pleas
ant afternoon was enjoyed, light re.
freshments were served, and all went |
home happier for the coming together. |
Mrs. Kinney is very grateful! for this |
token of good will and anticipates |
much pleasure in the memories that !
will cluster around the passing Of this |
milestone.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Miss Sarah Miller has returned to
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Agnes Witt visited friends in
Greensboro last week.
Miss Katherine Randall was in
Glover few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Slayton from Bar
re are visitors at A. E. Cowles.
Miss Margaret and Miss Adelaide
Chamberlain have returned to their
home in New York city.
DIR. A. w. Dubois is stopping at the
Orleans House, where he is prepared
to test the eyes and fit glasses.
Mrs. Seiga and her sister. Miss
Dixon, who have been stopping at the
Orleans House have returned to their
home.
Will Marcy, who went West few
years ago, is in very poor health. E.
| B, Marcy expects to return East to
make it his home.
A company of Vaughn Wheeler's
friends and schoolmates met with him
last Wednesday evening to wish him
good luck in the position he has gone
to fill in Connecticut.
WEST GLOVER
Mrs. DEMO is with Walter Scott and
family again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Garvin visited
her parents last week.
R. C. Stevens and-J. T. Stevens at
tended the state fair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Colburn are
away for few days on business.
Mrs. Mary DEMO is spending week
with her sister Mrs. W. 0. King.
A pleasant time was had at the So
cial held by the Willing Workers at
the hall.
David Wright went on Thursday to
Ithaca, N. Y. where he will enter
Cornell university.
C. W. Magoon has finished work at
the creamery. He is now in camp
and will trap for time.
Miss Maud Findley and Miss Nellie
Dewing recently spent a short time
with Mrs. David Gilmour.
GREENSBORO BEND.
B. D. Piper is painting his new
dairy barn.
Florence Goethe is working at Ora
hams hotel.
C. J. Stafford Of Morrisville was
t here on business Wednesday.
Mrs. VERONA Weed or Manchester
N. H.. is stopping with Mary Weed.
, A. c.. Chase raised u bushels of pc
tatoes on 81 rods of land this season
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark attended
: the state fair at White River June
ton, Wednesday.
Mrs. Clara Collins and son, Harolc
2 are spending a few weeks W it'll friend
j in Massachusetts.
: Allen Caldwell and George R. navi
were called to Highgate to attend tn
: funeral of Mf. Caldwell's mother las
{ week.
! Two cars of Jersey stock mostl
yearlings and calves were shippe
d from the station last week to Kansa
g for which from Sis to S25 was pal
+ for yearlings and from So to SIS fo
calves.
% Mr.. Hodgdon of Barre has rente
= rooms in the Davis block and wi
II open harness shop there soon. II
has also rented the buildings owne
II by Nelson Barr and will move hi
3, family there this week.
- CLOVER.
N Miss Fannie Sargent has returne
j. from Lyndonville.
], Harley DWlHell OIL lT dy IldIu, MASS
I'd is with his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown hav
gone back unto their farm in Sheffield
The course tickets for the lecture
are expected daily and will be on sal
at r. E. Davis store.
= Mrs. Geo. Jenness has returne
home from old Orchard where ST
ID has been for the past six weeks.
Mrs. C. w. Bean and two childre
d. went Tuesday to Lexington, Mass,
visit her sister, Mrs. Alex. Dwye
ed Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Phillips wei
guests at DR.. o. w. DaIey's and a
is tended the fair at White River Jun
ton last week.
~ Mrs. Julia Thompson, Mrs. Il
e. Woodward, Miss Julia Woodward ar
~ Master Arthur Brown left Tuesds
:. for their home in Washington.
Several books have been donated
20 the library by Miss Clark, Mrs. Thorn
,on and Mrs Woodward which wi