Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-04-27

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CIaud King is building a concrete
curling around his cemetery lot.
Charles Chesley has purchased Mrs.
w. S. ingalls, house in this village.
Mrs. Dow and daughter Grace have
returned from their visit to Albany.
Mr.. Ford has purchased the Wheeler |
house at the lower end of the village.
Dennis Bartlett will move to Orleans
soon where he has employment in the
mill.
Miss Hazel Cook is teaching at the
Center, Miss Frances Hastings atsthe
Parish district
Mrs Fanny Carr is home from the
hospital at Manchester much improved
although still weak from her operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor accom-
panied Miss Sarah Davis, Mr.. Taylor's
aunt, yesterday to ST. Johnsbury to be
treated at Brightlcok hospital Miss
Davis, on account of her feeble condi-
ton, had to be carried on bed
WEST GLOVER.
Pearl Vance is teaching in Albany.
Will Basford was in town one day last
week.
Mrs. Basford spent short time
with friends in Barton last week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Stiles, who have
been away all winter, are at home.
Gladys Cameron commenced her
school in the Beach district Monday.
Mrs. Emily Baker, who spent the
winter with her daughter in Royalton,
has returned home.
The Willing Workers held a social
meeting with Mrs. Lyman Barber April
10th. All seemed to enjoy it.
Rev. Mr.. Warner occupied the pulpit
Sunday and gave very interesting ser
mons both morning and evening.
Schools commenced Monday. Mrs.
Clyde Anderson in district No. l, Miss
Coleman of Newport in the village.
! Mrs. Alice Drown and son have been
spending a short time with Mrs.
browns aunt, nrs. Martha Prescott.
Mrs. artha Prescott went to Lyn-
don. April 20. The body of her sister
was taken from the tomb and inferred
in the cemetery.
GREENSBORO.
Mrs. A. E. Tolman is i'll with mea
sizes.
Miss Abbie E. Flands is assisting il
the post-office for short time.
Mrs. Mary C. Ingalls, went to Bur
lington last Monday to visit her daugh
| ter, Mrs. Soule.
: Mrs. Mary CHunt) Church, widow o
the late Calvin Church, died Tuesda
! morning, April 18th, after a short i'll
) ness with pneumonia. Her death cam
on her 84th birthday. Mr.. Church wa
: buried Is years to a day previous t
Mrs. Church's death. Mary Hunt wa
born in Ryegate, N. H., April 18th
1926, the oldest of a family of eigh
children. At an early age she move
:, with her parents to Jay and at the ag
. Of II years she went away from HON
: to work for wages, going to Mar
- chester, N. H. About this time sh
E experienced religion under the Baptis
. faith, and every day of her life fo
, these many years has been a daily ties
+ timony Of that faith. She became tn
wife Of Calvin Church, Feb. 21st, 1866
). They resided in Sutton and Hartford
! Conn.,, until 1863, they came to Greens
boro locating On the farm where sh
died. Although no children came frol
:, this union she had the care of a son {
Il her husbands by a former marriag
and several other homeless children
r Funeral services were held at her lat
o home on Thursday April 18th. Rev
I. Achenbach officiated, speaking fee
:, ingly from the words, "She was flu
l Of good works" Music was furnishe
I by the Congregational church choi
L Interment in the cemetery near tt
j village. She leaves to mourn her los
S an only sister, Miss BeIsey Hunt, WI
S has for many years made her hon
with the deceased and is now the on
J. surviving member of that family.
@ GREEN SBORo BEND.
/ Miss Mary Smith of Glover is worl
ing for Mrs. c. A. Barber.
=, Albert Anais commenced to work
i the stone sheds this week.
S. T. Wheeler has moved his fami
;, into the B. D. Piper tenement.
d Amos Shatney of Woodsville, N. H
: was here several days last week.
e Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Thomas are r
. joicing over the birth of a son Fridf
= morning, April Is.
Mrs. ]. H. Pope was called to Jeffe
! sonville Saturday to attend the funer
. of Mrs. George Pope%
# Francis King of Stannard has NOV,
a into c. H. Batchelder's tenement al
l. opened a livery stable.
+ George Hussey and Susie Caldwe
have returned home after an extende
visit in New Hampshire.
, Mrs. Francis Simmons of Manche
+, ter, N. H., spent last week at Sunni,
i Hills with Mrs. Katie Batchelde
# Rev. 0. L. Barnard has been a
t. signed pastor of the M. E. church al
lie at Stannard by the Vermont confe
'e ence.
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