Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-04-23
Local News

Local News
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George Nourse, a former resident in
the eastern part of the town, died of |
pneumonia recently. leaving wife. |
nee Winnie Stone, and five small chill
dren to mourn his loss.
The friends of Mrs. H. B. Nichols,
who is i'll in Hyde Park, sent her a
post card shower last week, with
which she was very much pleased and
returns many thanks. She is gaining
slowly.
There was no preaching service in
the M. E. church last Sunday as the
new pastor. Rev. E. B. Harris, was
unable to leave his former charge but
it is expected there will be service
next Sunday.
Willie Corrow had narrow escape
from serious accident last Sunday
morning, when the front wheel came
off his wagon. The axle struck the
horses heels. frightening him. He
ran from near E. L. Batchelder's to
H. C. Clifford's. where he struck the
corner of the house and was stopped.
Willie was thrown to the ground but
escaped injury. One of the horses
hoofs was quite badly injured.
CLOVER
The Natl Bank of Newport is now
paying 4 p. C. on all saving deposits.
The schools at West Glover, Wright
and Beach districts, Mud Island and
Center open Monday.
Cooks orchestra will hold May
ball on Friday evening. May End, at tie
Institute hall. Everybody invited.
| The Rev. Glenn w. Douglass has
arrived in town and occupied tie
| pulpit Sunday. A good sized audience
was present and enjoyed his sermon.
Homer E. Shattuck, the tester in
the new Meadow Brook Cow Testing
association, is on his first rounds tt
the members of the association in this
town.
WEST CLOVER
Mrs. Wilson is caring for Mrs. Mer
riam and son.
Miss Simpson spent Sunday at hel
home in Sheffield.
The farmers report an average
amount of sugar made.
1t is reported that R. o. Buchanan
has sold his telephone line.
The Willing Workers met with Mrs
c. w. Cook April 10th. A fine Dime
was served.
Mrs. H. j. Phillips is quite poorly
: Mrs. Lillian Mcqueen is with her fo
| short time.
1 Mrs. Emma Skinner, who has bee
with her son for some time, is at HON
again. Mrs. M Lampman is with he
, for short time.
GREENSBORO
! Mrs. Chas. Lapierre is on the sic
list.
! William harrington came home fror
a Cabot Saturday.
Miss Emma Lindsay was in ST
Johnsbury last week.
Mrs. J. D. Wiley returned fror
Montpelier last Thursday.
{ Miss Mabel ellis worked in tn
library few days last week.
L he MAI DdI1h OIL newport is nON
paying p. C. on all saving deposits.
Miss Merle Harrison gave birthda
!, party to her young friends last Friday
h Miss Alice Paine has finished wor
in the postoffice and gone to her HON
in Cabot.
Mrs c. L. Soule from Burlingto
spent Sunday with her mother, Mr.
M. c.. Ingalls,.
Mrs. Guy Blakely and husband frol
Waterbury are visiting her mother
e Mrs. Laura ingalls,.
Prof. and Mrs. Ely Robinson fro
h Princeton, N. j., were in town a fe
days last week arranging about the
cottage which is being remodeled.
The regular meeting of Caspis
. Lake grange will be held on tt
! evening of April oath and the follow
ing program will be given. Musi
Mrs. H. H. Haines. Discussion
tCould you suggest a better metht
of road building than the present one?
;, led by A. E. Jackson, J. D. Wilson
Il reading by Mrs. P. N. Allen; due
o Mrs. N. H. Kaiser, Mrs. C. H. Mile
paper, "The History of Greensboro,
C. B. Cook.
6 GREENSBORO BEND
s Mrs. Ruth Daniels is visiting
Mrs. Hiram Daniels's.
q j. B. Silver is painting his building
Alex Miles doing the work.
r. Mrs. Glenna King. who has be-
3 quite sick, is improving slowly.
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