Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-02-17


in health.
A letter from Geneva. N. Y, states
the serious illness of Judge w. F.
Clark, but he is now gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Aldrich were
the guests of their sor, Dr. F. N. AL
drich, at West Derby few days last
week. 4
Frank Gray and daughtet Beatrice
of West Derby visited friends in;
Glover and Sheffield Saturday and
Sunday.
The Earnest Workers will meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Alexander Tues
day afternoon and evening, Feb. %.
Everyone cordially invited
Hiram H. Pike. who has been work
ing for G. A. Kelton, has finished work
there and will go to Burlington, where
he has position in market.
All were saddened to learn of the
death of Mrs. D. S. Young at Bright
look hospital. st. Johnsbury. Friday
The funeral was held from the home
of her son, N. r. Young, and the
burial was at Sugar Hill, N. H.
Word has been received from Dr. and
Mrs. Leonard, stating their safe arri-
val in Santa .Fe. The doctors health
seems to be improving under the
change of climate. They expect to go
to housekeeping soon and will be ready
to receive their friends
A comedy drama ia three acts,
Brother JOSIAH will be presented
by the Glover cornet band Tuesday
evening, Feb. %. at Institute hall.
Dance after the play. Music by the
band. Admission to play Is cents Re-
served seats 35 cents. Children under
IL years l5 cents. Dance so cents a
couple. Cold meat supper so cents
per couple. Tickets on sale at r. E.
Davis store This is the first effort of
the band In the dramatic line and Of
different nature from the PLAYS which
have been presented. Tickets are
selling fast.
WEST GLOVER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basford are with their
4 daughter, Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. Lila Vance and daughter Mabel
recently visited at E. l.. Tichurst' S.
Hazel and Florence Miles visited
their grandmother in Irasburg last
week
Mr.. and Mrs Allen Gilmour and
children have returned from Copnecti
cut. The children are improved.
/ MIR. and Mrs. Vim. Stiles have eone
: to Willoughhv. Mr.. Stiles will have
his ice house filled and they will ais,
} visit friends.
Several from here attended tn
housew arming at Cortes Woodward
February 8. They report larg,
n crowd and pleasant time.
There will be lecture at the churc
v given by Rev. E. E. Wells of Irasbur
!. FRIDAY evening. Feb. 10. Price of ad
mission, rs cents. children under l
}. Is cents. All cordially invited.
!, Among those from out of town t
n attend the funeral of Mrs Bick for
o were Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Bick ford O
2 Newport Center, MIR. and Mrs. JOSEF
Richards of Greensboro. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter HENDERSON of Albany, Mrs
Emma Wilcox of Morgan and Mrs
Gertrude Couch from Manchester, N
i H.
Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Bick ford. who ha
y been great sufferer for the pas
year, died Friday She was the daugf
n ter Of Ira and Mary Ward Colburr
born in Glover. September /, 1874:
She married John d. Nelson July (
l. 1869, and three children were born t
them. all dying in infancy. MIR. Ne
N son also died. She married Georg
!. Bickford November 20, 1884, who SUI
wives her. There are left to mour
h. &x,vo a. I
n and Edwin Bickfor of Albany, eisl
y grandchildren and four sisters, Mr.
Lovila Hastings of Glover, Mrs. En-
T. ma Wilcox of Morgan. Miss Lydia Co
" burn of Barton and Miss Clara Colbul
: of Salt Lake City, Utah. besides 9th,
relatives. Mrs. Bickford was a devo
ed wife and mother, a woman alwa,
ready to do kind acts for all in b,
n home. It. can be truly said of h
~ '.She hath done what she could TT
funeral service was held in the chur,
February Is. Rev Mr.. Ross officia
e ing. The body was placed in the ton
ie at Glover.
d GREENSBORO.
W Mrs. B. M. Wiley was in st. John
{. bury the first Of last week. i
oil w. A. Tate and family went. Satu
y day to their new home in Glover.
10 The Grange oyster supper Frid,
=. evening was attended by about so Pc
ed pie.
~ Mrs. VIM. Young. who has been We
i'll. is more comfortable at this wr
ing.
C. B. Cook and Geo. S. Cook, al
- Rev. S. T. Achenbach, were in
Johnsbury Friday.
IN Rev. John Hood will preach,in e
change on Sunday. Feb. 81, with t
T. Presbyterian minister from Ryegat
w. H. Ladue from Sutton has NOV
to with his family to the w. A. ia
farm. which he has rented of Abe
Young.
The Tuck-a-bache club met la
q week : Tuesday evening with Mi
- Matte Goodrich, 80 being preseu
Oysters were served and a 'pleasa