Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-21

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Mr.. Aubin's upstairs tenement and
moved to Newport.
Mrs. Thomas Donaghy has been very
sick for a few days. Her daughter,
Mrs. F. b. Cousens from Bolton. Que,
is with her. also her son, Fred Dona-
ghy, and Mrs. Donaghy.
Mrs. Hiram Allen shipped her goods
last week to Antrim, N. H., where
her husband has had employment dur
ing the winter. and she went Friday |
night to join him there. They intend |
to make their home there in the fu- |
ture.
CLOVER.
VIM. Wylie is quite i'll.
Mrs. Fannie Carr is in Manchester,
N. H., TO! short stay.
The Vermont conference returned
Rev. A. w. Hewitt to Plainfeld.
Mrs. Thomas Fayer died Sunday of
pneumonia. The funeral is to-day.
Mrs. E. T. Anderson is expected
home from New Haven, Conn.,. this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Grey of Lyndon.
vile are spending some time at George
Alger's.
G. S. Wilson and Clarence Phillips
were business visitors in Newport
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Calkins have
moved to the farm Mr.. Calkins rented
in Albany.
The Earnest Workers will hold din
ner at the Methodist church Wednes-
day, Apr. %.
Will Tate is m aking noticeable i'm
provements on his place recently
bought of w. Sherburne.
Miss Sarah johnson spent several
days last week visiting relatives and
friends in Lunenburg and St. Johns
bury.
Irene Randall, who is assisting in
the family of Mrs. Dunn, will COM
mence her spring term of school in
Westmore Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Wiley of Or
leans and Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Young
of Milford, N. H., were guests of
Mrs. Amy A. Bartlett Friday.
Buzzell Leonard had the misfortune
to lose his sugar house and all the con-
tents by fire, together with consider
F able amount of sugar, one night last
week. .-- -~...: =
Rev. w. B. Dukeshire, who has been
appointed pastor for the Methodist
! church at Glover for the coming year,
, will preach at Glover at / o'clock on
Sunday. -:
The post office has been moved tc
the new store of r. E. Davis. Mr..
Davis is we'll installed in his new
block and des cription Of the same
will soon be given in the Monitor.
WEST CLOVER.
Lois Magoon is spending a few day.
- with her aunt, Mrs. w. @ King.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
0. G. Miles lived only short time.
Mrs. Clara Dodge has been spending
week with her brother, Newell Ly
man.
The friends of Mrs. 0. G. Mile:
= will be glad to know she is more com
s Portable.
: c. F. Cutler entertained over 80 o
his friends at his sugar camp April 16
t The sugar was fine.
Mrs. Wilson, who has been carin,
for Clarence Young, has returne
home. Clarence is improving.
GREENSBORO BEND.
School begins here Monday, Apr. &c
with Miss Grace Cate and Mrs. Harr,
q Clark teachers.
Miss Ruth Greenwood of New Yorl
Il is working for Mrs. j. H. Pope in tn
= millinery store.
: A good many from this place attend
= ed the Methodist conference held a
y Hardwick last week.
: Mrs. William Graham was called t,
Glover Friday by the sickness of he
t mother. Mrs. Thomas Fayer.
There was a large crowd at a sugar
party at John Lumsden's Friday after
q noon. All report fine time and nice
e sugar.
\ Easter service was observed at the
Methodist church on Easter Sunday al
: 2 p. m. An Easter sermon was
preached by Rev. M. G. Topper ane
j SuC ShOiA ACLOCiSu OpOSioi uuOSlCs Ii
the evening. Notwithstanding the bac
travelling, about rs people attended the
n Easter exercises. The pulpit was
r prettily decorated with tulips, daffo
o dis, carnations and Easter lilies, fur.
nished by the Epworth League. Ap
n propriate selections were read by sew.
i eral members of the Epworth League,
. interspersed with music. Miss Ruth
! G. Barr, president of the Epwortk
League, gave an Easter blackboard
o talk, which was followed by songs and
q recitations by the children.
= HOLLAND.
s Harry Marsh is gaining slowly.
John Horn is very ill at this writing
q Ernest Green called on friends in
J. town last week.