Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-03-16

manchester re Gently, is reported doing
as we'll as could be expected.
Mrs. Emily Goodwin has been Iiv-
ing in Mrs. Amy Bartlett's house
since Mrs. Bartlett has been gone.
Mr. Editor
In justice to the grange | wish to
make correction in regard to the
| item concerning the entertainment to
be given by the grange in last weeks
issue. IT was correct except the So
cial dance. That was a mistake.
| There was no vote taken in regard to
dance and the person who inserted
| the dance had no authority for doing
so. Furthermore I wish to state that
| Glover grange does not give public
dances.
H. A. Phillips, Master.
WEST CLOVER.
Miss Mabel Davio visited her broth
er last week.
Miss Simpson was in ST. Johnsbury
a day last week.
Fred Miles father was with him a
short time last week.
Mrs. Wilson is in Barton caring for
her daughter, Mrs. Devereaux
Word has been received that Rev.
and Mrs. Vincent have another son.
Thomas Barnes and son from Coat.
icook were here to attend the funeral
of Mrs. DEMO.
Mrs. Judson Stevens, who has been
in hospital at Bostcn. has returned
home much improved.
Many here were saddened to hear of
: the death of Mrs. Lennie (Beach)
Merriam at her home in Barton.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Prescott
and Mrs. Hastings were in Lyndon
March l to attend the funeral of Mrs.
d Prescott's sister, Mrs. Marion Greg
DRY.
e Mrs. Marion (Colburn) Gregory
: wife of Rev. Albert Gregory died at
her home in Lyndon, March 9Th. She
l. was the DAUGHTER of Jane and Luther
e Colburn. The earlier part of her life
was spent in this vicinity: later Mr..
Gregory entered the ministry and she
d became his faithful helpmate. She
IS was loved and respected wherever
they went. Her husband, five sons,
+ five sisters and several grandchildren
- besides other relatives mourn her
: loss. The funeral was held at the
home March 18th and amidst a pro-
;. fusion OF beautiful flowers the body
l. was placed in the receiving tomb.
The community was shocked and
to saddened to hear of the death of
I'd Mrs. Lo Use S. DEMO of pneumonia,
N March 8th. Her death occurred only
a few days after her sisters death,
the sickness and death of both took
II place in the same home within "a
~ days. Mrs. DEMO was a member of
no 81,
~ always loyal to it. She was always
u ready to help in any good work and in
30 time of trouble. She leaves two
&c brothers, T. A. Barnes of Coaticook
P. O., and O. C. Barnes of Norfolk,
Id N. Y, FIVE nephews, Carroll, Claud.
III and Cornelius Barnes of New York,
r. M. T. Barnes of Coaticook and o N.
re Calderwood of Glover. one niece, Mrs.
I'd R. C. Stevens of Glover and many
lg other relatives and friends to mourn
ct for her. 1t could be truly said of
re her "She worketh willingly with her
s. hands," The funeral services were
r. held at the home of D. w. Calder
n wood. March 1st. Rev. A. B. Ross
lie officiating. The interment was be-
side her first husband in West Glover
cemetery.
GREENSBORO.
Robert Wiley went Saturday to visit
:. his grandparents in Waterville.
Mrs. Jane Evans started last Wed
nesday morning on trip to Califor
- MIA.
Geo. A. Porter has been spending a
a. few days in Montpelier with his sis
8 ter.
Miss Edith Kibbey returned last
ne Thursday to her home in Newport
oe N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Olmstead are
a the happy parents of a nine pound
s. daughter born. March IL.
Mrs. NJ. J. Simpson suffered sligh
cd shock Friday. but at this writing is
OF getting along as we'll as could be ex
er pected.
H. A. McClary is moving his house
or hold goods and farming implements t,
lC Barton, where he intends soon to make
OK his home.
The w. C. T. U. meeting was post
IS poned from Friday to this week Fri
st day afternoon at the usual hour al
e. the home of Mrs. Fred Lamb.
The exhibition given Friday even
ing by the village school reflects
much credit on both the pupils anc
- their teacher, Mrs. Chase, only five
days having been devoted to the en-
no tire preparation of the large amount
of matter presented.
is There will be box supper at the
Grange hall Friday evening. A farce
will be presented. The ladies will
IS please bring box with refreshments
for two, also pair of socks with the
ed lady's name enclosed, which will be
sold at auction. All are cordially
invited to be present.
GREENSBORO BEND.
!, B. E. Billiard of Hardwick was
Ia here on business Saturday.
C. H. Batchelder moved last week
IL to the house owned by Mrs. E, M.