Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-05-31
Local News
CONTINUED FROM PAG 3 ONE.

3 George Richardson of Orleans has
finished work for j. w. Brown and
Son.
have arrived and it is expected the
CLOVER.
Wesley Drew and family have gone
to Craftsbury to live.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodland are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. 0. G. Miles.
Mrs. Cameron is a. home from her
school III Greensboro for the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pierce o f
Westmore were in town Memorial
day.
Ozora Davis has been visiting his
mother, Mrs. Aleck Davis. for a few
days.
W. N. Aldrich is putting in a base
ment and making an addition to his
barn.
H. Hendricks has been on visit Ito
his home in New Hampshire for a
few days.
Inez Dunn will discontinue ding
dressmaking as business after June
| 1st. for time at least.
Mrs. Ezra Clark has been in St.
Johnsbury calling on her daughter,
| Mrs. Alice Carter, and little grand.
| daughter, Norma.
The Glover Band will give its first
concert Tuesday evening, June 9Th,
and continue them each Tuesday dur
ing the season. -
The Glover baseball team played
with the Craftsbury team at Miles
Park Tuesday. Score Is to IL in IA
vor of Craftsbury. A poor beginning
| often makes good ending.
WEST CLOVER.
Gerald Grow is guest at O. Fl.
| Mossman's.
Mrs Knapp and Mrs. Julia Magocn
spent Monday at Willoughby.
Mrs. Gratia Humphrey spent day
in st. Johnsbury last week.
Mrs. Basford has gone to Barton tc
visit friends for short time.
W. Scott and Mr.. and Mrs. o. H.
Mossman were in Coventry Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Drew were ir
the village calling on friends a day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Davio entertained bis
sister and family from West Derby E
few days recently.
The Pre-Memorial exercises were
held at the schooihouse hall Monday
Rev. Mr.. Eddy and Comrade Cook
spoke to the scholars.
A large congregation listened to al
interesting sermon given by Rev. Mr.
Eddy Sunday. The G. A. R. and w
R. c. were we'll represented.
A flock of thirty three single comE
brown Leghorn hens belonging t.
Ernest J. Uric laid 700 eggs from tn
first day of May to the 25h. ST,
Hamburg hens belonging to Mr.. Uri
also laid 125 ggs in the same time.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs Ed. Buck is quite seriously il
at this writing.
J. H. Pope and family were in st
Johnsbury over Sunday.
Herbert w. Honey of st. Johnsbur,
was here on business Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Christie of Glover ha
been visiting relatives here for fe,
days.
J. A. Clary has purchased an auto
mobile of Mr.. Wright of East Hare
wick.
Mrs. Aggie King has gone to HARD
| wick, where she will do dress maxim,
for while.
The Griswold and Mackinnon store
house has received a fresh coat O
paint the past week.
Cyril Massey moved his goods tn
first of the week into the house tha
he recently bought of Ben Demars.
On the evening of May 18th tn
Delta Abba ann S. P. I. classes me
al Rev. F. A. Golfers and engaged i
a debate upon the advisability {
Canadian reciprocity. Alice ingalls,
Frank Dufur and Richard Allen ur
held the affirmative side of the ques
tion and Mabel Gillis, Foster Gehbi
and Payson Morse the negative. T h
! decision was given in favor of tn
affirmative by vote of the class.
The bridge over the Lamoille river
mile north Of Greensboro Bend an
< near E. l.. Adams house broke dow
while load of lumber was passin
over it Monday afternoon, May q
The team was owned by Silas T
Holloway and was driven by Hermo
Robinson. Another team driven b
frankie Holloway had just passe
over the bridge in safety, and tn
n horses driven by Robinson were nearl
ready to step from the bridge whe
the stringers, which were 43 feet i
length, gave way near the center. A
the center of the bridge carrying tn
team fell to the bottom of the rive
i the sides of the bridge both fell ir
throwing the teamster from the loa
and striking one horse on the back
Help was summoned and the horse