Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-05-18

Mrs. Marston of Orleans spent day
calling on friends in town recently.
Leonard L. Drew from Newport
was in town over Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. Judd of Evansville has rented
Carl Wilson's farm and taken posses
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Abbott have
returned from the south for the sum-
mer.
w. S. Ingalls, and family were in
town Monday to attend the funeral OF
S. B. French.
The w. R. c., No. 81, will serve din
ner on Memorial day at their rooms
| for Is cents per plate.
VIM. Fayer, who has been in poor
health all winter and of late suffering
from the grip, is very low.
An increase in pension has been
| allowed George Walcott, at the rate of
thirty dollars per month from April Is,
1910.
Mrs. Effie Shedd, who has been of
unsound mind for several years was
removed to Waterbury the first of the
week.
Glover Grange, No. 272, has a dis
cussion at the next meeting May II,
on s'How the Dairy Cow Can Be Made
to Earn More Dollars" Come and tell
us.
At the regular meeting of the w. R.
c., No. 81, Mrs. Fannie Carr was elect
ed as delegate and Mrs. Stebbins as
alternate to attend the encampment at
Montpelier on June 16 and II. The
price of dinner served by the corps was
voted to be Is cents in the future in
stead of 10 cents as before.
| Samuel B. French, a we'll known
citizen of this town, died Friday at the
home Of his sister in st. Johnsbury
after very brief illness. Mr.. French
was born in Glover August I'd, 1910
being the son of Orrin French anc
Charlotte Bean French, both Of GLOW
er. He was a lifelong resident OF
the place, and was widely known as q
local boot and shoe dealer and repair
er. He was a Grand Army man,
being member of Mason Post. Abou
1883 he married Mrs. Elizabeth Scott
whom he survived only two months
she having died last March. The only
immediate relatives of Mr.. French now
living are three sisters: Mrs. Char
lotte Felch and Harriet and Lucy
French of St. Johnsbury, also one
brother: Nathan B. French of Eas
Weymouth, Mass.
WEST CLOVER.
Miss Emma Alger is at the Contra
station for time.
Mrs. NJ H. Lewis is sick. Mrs
Walter Lewis is helping there.
w. O. King has had a New Englant
telephone installed in his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Persons wer
guests at B. F. Jackman's last week
Miss Ida Ingalls, of Sutton visite
her cousin, Mrs. Hastings, last week
w. Drake is working at w.
Scott's. Mr.. Scott is away for
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Stiles visited
relatives in Albany and Lowell las
week.
Mrs. A. F. Huxley is entertaining
her little niece, Beatrice Clark, fror
Newport.
Rev. Mr.. Adams, who exchanged Sun
day with Rev. Ross spoke on the Lay
mans Missionary Movement.
Miss Coleman, who teaches here
was in Newport Wednesday on accour
of the sickness of a relative.
On another page of this paper appear
an advertisement of R. E. Cheney
agent for Taplin & Rowell of Orleans
Miss Simpson, who has faithful
tended the central telephone station
has gone to her home for a muc
needed vacation.
A great deal of sympathy is eS
pressed for Mr.. Ariel's people, VIII
lost all their clothes and househol
goods in the fire which burned tn
house on the Ed Cook s far last weel
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs. Henrietta Wiley is workin
, for Mrs. Geo. Davis.
Mrs. Charlie Davidson of Wolcott
caring for her niece, Mrs. Geo. Bate
: and little son.
. Mrs. Vallencourt and daughter G
Sheldon have been spending fe'
! days with her son, B. P. Vallencourt
L. S. Collins and E. R. Collins wen
to Woodsville, N. H., Friday in the
: auto to attend the Worcester Salt Con
pany banquet, returning home Saturda!
Mrs. Mary Leckner and child frol
: California and Miss Lucy Barnard {
: Montpelier are spending few week
here with their parents, Rev. AM
Mrs. O. L. Barnard.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Daniels ar
E spending a week visiting friends j
Newport and Stanstead.
M. L. Hutchins, Jason Hutchins an
Mrs. Geo. r. Davis were called to Me
rose. Mass, Monday to attend the fl
neral Of Mrs. Geary Hutchins, VIII
died very suddenly Saturday.
4 The regular Sunday services at tn
f M. E. church will begin at 1914
each Sabbath instead of l 80 as here
} tofore.
IRASBURG