Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-03-31
Little Violet Ellis on Elm street is
very sick with bronchia, pneumonia.

Little Violet Ellis on Elm street is
very sick with bronchial pneumonia.
Colby Stoddard of Barton has rented
Mr.. Aubin's tenement for one year
and will take possession soon.
Luman Jenne had the misfortune to
lose one of his fingers last week while
saving with gasoline engine.
Rev. Samuel Clark from Scottstown.
Que, was at the Advent church last
week in the interests of the mission
work in Montreal. Owing to the
| inclemency of the weather there was
very poor attendance.
The graded school closed its term
| last Friday. Two scholars in the Bird
grade with Miss Florence Wright as
teacher) Earl Magoon and Helen
Miller, neither missed a day nor re-
ceived a tardy mark during the year
CLOVER.
Charles Sias has finished work for
DR.. Dow.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Davis spent
Sunday in Newport.
Miss Evelyn Martin of Newport is
a guest of Mrs. Alma Martin.
The Walker brothers are carrying on
Bert Sherburne's sugar place.
Frank Dunn and C. J. King are
running Mr.. Kings sugar place.
Miss Hattie Sherburne is in Provi-
dence, R. l., where she has employ
ment.
Mrs. Fred Simpson. of Lyndon is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
S. Phillips.
Miss Lola Sargent is at home from
her school in Montpelier for a two
weeks vacation.
Miss Ruth Mcdowell of Lyndonville
!, was guest at j. E. Dwinell's
: several days last week.
Mrs. E. T. Anderson, who underwent
an operation in a hospital in New
Haven, Conn, is doing we'll.
1t is reported that o. G. Miles OF
West Glover has purchased Henry
Clark's house in this village.
The many friends of living Car,
will be glad to know that he is Out
again after severe attack of tonsilitis
The regular Tuesday evening Grange
meeting will be omitted in the month
of April, bringing the next meeting
Thursday, April 22nd.
Mrs. Glenn Anderson, who has beer
employed in the family of D. D. Bear
, in ST. Johnsbury, is at the home Of
, her sister, Mrs. F. H. Bean.
, WEST CLOVER.
Hermon Prescott is among the sicl
ones this week.
,, Doris Cameron is at home from
J Tilton seminary for short vacation
Mrs. Emma Skinner, who has beer
in Sheffield for some time, has re
; turned home.
The social held at the hall by the
Willing Workers was we'll ATTENDED
and much enjoyed.
~ Several from here attended tn
: funeral of Mrs. Arthur Wylie hell
5 at the home March oath.
I 1t is reported that the Cameron
house is sold. There seem to be man,
changes in our small village.
! Alison S. Clark has been moved from
q the home of G. o. Randall to the hom
). of his daughter, Mrs. George Humph
t rey.
j Mrs. Agnes Cook and Clark Borlan
Q recently sold some registered Jerse,
r, stock for fancy prices. The stock vii
q go to Kansas.
J. EINSRORO
Mrs. E. E. Root is caring for Mrs
Wallace Goss.
i Mrs. F. S. Melvin was in st. Johns
n bury few days last week.
|, Miss Alice Paine returned to he
: home in Cabot last Saturday.
Mrs. J. H. harrington visited friend
~ in st. Johnsbury the first of last week
% J. B. Cook, A. Dorman, w. D. Sabir
: J. E. Richard and Clyde King are o
b the sick list.
q Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Fairbanks ar
+ rejoicing over the birth of daughter
:. born March rs.
1, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Goss, Mr.. ar
d Mrs. d. S. Ferguson and several other
~ are III Will grip.
20 w. w. Miller and Miss Mabel Gill
: are home from Burlington for a vac;
= ton of two weeks.
! Mrs. Lucy Wheelock of Cambridge
II spending a few weeks with he
90 brother, N. B. Payne.
W Geo. A. Porter and his daught,
I'd Dorothy have been spending few da.
~ with relatives in Montpelier.
Mrs. S. w. Cofran of Boston W;
- in town last week to attend the funer
70 of her sister, Mrs. N. B. Payne.
is Caspian Lake Grange conferred tt
d, 3rd and 18th degrees on 20 candidate
" at their hall March Goth. Refreshmen
IL were served and a pleasant tin
as enjoyed by all.
ID GREENSBORO BEND.
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