Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-03-06

Next Sunday. Rev. z. F. Lowe.
district suprinten dent. will preach in
the M. E. church. Quarterly confer.
ence will be held at O'Clock next
Saturday in the vestry of the church. |
The remains of Mrs. Sarah Jane
KimbalI, widow of the late DR.. Isaac |
Kimball, were brought here Monday, |
Feb. 25th from Charleston for burial. |
of this place. being the daughter of
the late James Tice.
Remember the play. "Tony. The
Convict" at Orleans opera house.
Orleans, Thursday evening, March
7th, by Newport local talent, and un-
der the direction of Miss Maude
Clough. the reader. Come and see a
rare treat. Tickets on sale at Aus
tins Pharmacy, beginning Tuesday,
March 9Th. Prices, %, 35 and. so
cents. Doors gopen- Z 20 clock. = Cur
tain-rises 8 30 sharp. Remember the
date.
CLOVER.
| A. F. Davis is on the sick list.
Lillian Mason is very i'll. with APP
pendicitis. ~ sd - . n
lone Cook was quite i'll with pneu-
monia.
The town meeting dinner for the
benefit of the lecture course Melted
$40. ts8S
Alice Kelton was confined to- her
bed several days last week with grip.
Milo Wilson and family have gone
to Hatley, Que. to visit relatives.
E. A. Cook from Lyndonville was
in town the first of the week to visit
his brother, VINO is i'll. -.
Mrs C. S Park. er's aunt, Mrs.
Wright from st. Johnsbury, has been
visiting her.
Nellie Cook was quite i'll the first
of the week with NEURALGIA and bron.
chial trouble, but is somewhat I'M.
proved.
Harold Shedd has hired to work for
the season TO Will Cameron at Yves
Glover.
Melvin Gray was called to Sheffield
last week by the serious illness of hi,
father. who is i'll with pneumonia.
S. N. Clark is suffering severely
from rheumatism, one hand being dis
abled by it.
Mrs. Vancour and child are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Wright.
Wilbur Scott has wired his hous'
for electricity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcclellan from
Lyndon visited at J. W. Mathie's TIL
first of the week.
Fl. H. Cook is improving from bi
: attack of pneumonia.
! We wish to thank all the neighbor
and friends who assisted in any wa
during the sickness, death and huria
: of our dear father and mother.
William H. Graves,
t Reynell P Graves,
Thomas W. Graves,
Katie A. Graham,
u Will A. Thompson.
g John Smith, who died suddenly Fet
Z 27 from acute Indigestion and hear
n failure, was 55 years old. He was
hard working honest man, kind huS
band and father and good neighboI
J., He leaves besides a wife and ten chi
r dren, an aged father, three sister
and two brothers to mourn his los!
q A sad feature of the affair was thu
\ four of the older children. two boy
and two girls were Quarantined at S
Johnsbury and unable to come to tt
d funeral. Mrs. Smith and family wis
d ITO thank the ueighbors and frienC
for their many kindnesses at tn
4 time.
- WEST GLOVER.
Harold Shedd is working for WI
Cameron.
Y Raymond Wilson has finished wol
e at N. G. Stevens
IL Mrs. Wilson, who has been helpir
D. at Mr.. Randalis, is at home.
Shirley Scott spent last week at b
grandfather in South Albany.
> Some of the families here a
obliged to get-water at the creamer
Mrs. Ida Wilson expects to Wis
her parents in Eustis, Pc, this wee
t. Mrs. Edith Edwards mas rented Cl
Austin house in Barton and will mo-
soon.
# Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Barber visit
at Joseph Cooks in Irasburg la
week.
h Mrs. Nora Simpson spent a d.
e with her friend, Mrs. May Borlal
IS last week.
Doris and Gladys Cameron recent
IS spent few days with their uncle
s Craftsbury.
n Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Prescott recen
lie ly spent day with his brother, He
man Prescott.
: Clyde Barber, Harry Humphrey al
n Armour Smith have gone on Il
Washington trip.