Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-03-24

DIR. Eastman. veterinarian of New
port, was in town one day last week.
Regular meeting Of Glover grange
Thursday. Dinner served at the usual
hour.
Bert Quimby has finished work on
the railroad and is at home for the
present.
Chaplin Leonard is on the sick list
DR.. Bailey of Craftsbury was called
to see him. recently.
Grace Dow and Helen Johnson have
been confined to the house the past
week on account of severe colds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. K. Drew enter
tanned several friends last Thursday
evening with whist. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
A few farmers have scattered their
buckets and are ready for sugaring
when it comes, but the weather will
have to moderate bit first.
The Earnest Workers will have
dinner in connection with their sale at
the M h. church on Wednesday,
. March 81. There will be on sale
quilts, aprons. fancy articles, etc.
|, At the annual town meeting they
voted to appropriate S25 toward a
town library. The following commit
tee were appointed to have it in
charge: r. C. Stevens, S. N. Clark,
Rev. A. B. Ross, Arthur Wylie and
G. A. Dow.
Mrs. Arthur Wylie died very sudden.
ly Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock,
Far Of f,r, 81
pneumonia, but it is thought that hear
failure was the immediate cause of he1
death. The funeral is to-day (Wednes
: day. at the house. Little Arthur
= DEXTER, nephew of Mrs Wylie. who
r lives with them. is also i'll with pneu
monla. but not seriously so.
. WEST GLOVER.
M. H Lewis has been away on bust
j.. ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colburn have moved
O into Mrs. Days house.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dow hav,
returned from Montreal.
Mrs Ruby Garvin spent a few day
. with her parents last week.
Miss Jennie Wilkinson is reporte
- as among the sick ones this week.
Alison S. Clark, who has been sic
-. for some time, remains about tn
I same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basford, who hav
=, been with Mrs. Wilson, went to Bosto
y last week.
Mrs. DEMO has finished work fo
II. Bickford and gone to her sister
Z for rest.
10 H. H Skinner and A. A. Webste
I'd attended the funeral of G. II. Woo
J. cock, former r. F. D. carrier, &
ID North Troy March 18th.
The Willing Workers met March 1T
with Mrs. G. G. Baker A large nun
Der were present, good amount {
~ work done and an excellent Dime
enjoyed.
in The Willing Workers will hold
social at the schoolhouse hall Frida
evening. A cordial invitation is e,
lp tended to everyone. Games will be
order. Refreshments of doug hnuts ar
q warm sugar will be served. Ladit
please bring doughnuts. Admissic
10 cents; children under 10 free.
GREENSBORO.
" Mrs. Irwin Wilson was in Newpo
last week.
rt Charles Miles spent Sunday at s
IS Johnsbury
Miss Jennie Barnett is working
er Mrs. A. E. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. P N. Allen were
Barton last week Thursday.
;n; Frank Melvin AMI Mrs. Lucy Melv
were in st. Johnsbury last we,
Thursday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Jackson a
rejoicing over the birth of a daught
born March 18th.
D. Nv, NJ pouno af+o iu,a
by onIv fou davS nassad owov "a -;
~ o'clock Sunday morning, March Fl
at the age of 70 years and 10 month
ne. She was an earnest Christian woman
he faithful wife and mother, and a XII
he and sympathetic neighbor. by /
bright and CHEEKY manner and gen
disposition she was much loved
all who knew her and will be grea
missed in the community. Mrs. Pay
lex was born in Fairfax. and with /
husband moved to this town SO yes
lie ago, and Nov. 18th, 1908, passed tn
5Oth wedding anniversary. She lea,
husband and one daughter. M
1er Helen ingalls,, for whom much sy
pathy is felt.
GREENSBORO BEND.