Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-04-16


a I'd teachers at her fathers sugar camp
last Saturday.
1t has been decided to hold meeting
here in the near future to see if some
plans cannot be made by which a teIe-
phone line can be put through here to
connect with the Barton Independent
Line.' Date will be made. known
later.
BROWNINCTON CENTER
Dennis Fox's children are sick-with
measles.
Fred Curriers' baby has been very
sick with pneumonia.
Laura Whitehill began her school in
the Gay district last Monday
Mae Emerson has been suffering
with pink eye the past week.
School has begun in District, No.
5, Miss Ruby Dutton, teacher.
P. G. Stone is home from Newport,
where he has been attending court.
| Helen Smith has returned to Orleans
to work for Mrs. A. D. Chandler.
Arthur Green of Jay visited at Je-
rome Houston's several days last week
The electric mill started Tuesday
morning after a shutdown for three
weeks. waiting for a new motor to be
installed.
EVANSVILLE
Guy Hilliard has gone to work in a
mill at Wheelock.
Mr.. Still of Burke is stopping with
his son for while.
School commenced Monday, Miss
Isabella Cameron of Glover, teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Norris of Barton
VISITED at Charlie Hilliard's Sunday.
Mrs. Guy Fletcher's father, Mr..
Sylvester, Of Lowell is making her a
visit.
Thomas Marshall is making prepara-
tions to build an addition to his barn
this spring.
Bert Dunham and Frank Marshall
have hired to work on the road in Bar
ton the coming season.
Mrs. Emma Towne and little daugh-
ter Shirley spent part of last week at
the home of her father, VIM. Montieth.
CLOVER
Miss Grace Dow is quite i'll.
Miss Greta Gray is sick with the
/ measles.
Mrs. Mark Johnson has been quite i'll
recently.
Mrs. James Walker is suffering with
!. the grip.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Dwire visited his
people in Sheffield recently.
!. Paul Parker. Hazel and Mildred
v Miles are sick with the measles.
Mrs. Earl Richardson from Portland.
Me-, is visiting at E. Richardson's.
s There were about fifty persons at
10 Henry E. Clark's annual sugar party.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Wilson and son
y Robert are visiting at N. H. Wilson'S
MIR. and Mrs. E. A. Cook from Lyn-
Is donville spent Sunday at III. II. Cook S.
Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. Pauouette
$ spent day in st. Johnsbury recently.
Mrs. Lillian Mcqueen has returned
:, from Georgia, where she has been dur
a ing the winter.
Mrs. Phi!a Bean, who has been quite
i'll for several weeks, is much improved
" and able to sit up.
- N. A. Norton and family from Lyn-
donville spent Sunday at the home of
le his father, +. A. Norton.
- Roy Christie is home from the south.
Mrs. Christie stopped at Manchester
to visit friends there for few days.
70 70 The new pastor, Rev.G w. Douglass,
o. will preach at the M. E. church Sunday
. morning at II o'c}ock. Sunday school
following.
~ The Naples school and the Parrish
.r schools in Glover village open Monday
Notice change IN date FOR Parrish and
village schools.
y 81 Mrs. Harry Stanton and daughter
= Hortense, who were visiting friends
s. here and at Barton, have returned to
- their home in ST. Johnsbury.
" Last Thursday the ladies of the w.
B. c. furnished dinner for the post
and ten visitors. After dinner meeting
was called to order by the president.
The readings by Mrs. Cobb, Mrs Steb-
bins and Frances Christie were enjoyed
by all.
he There are few men of his years, who
could show such record for quick
,r recovery from a hospital operation, as
has John Arthur, u years old, vet
eran ofsthe Civil war. Four weeks ago
m he was operated on at ST. Johnsbury
for appendicitis and there was also a
,r growth in his side. His wound healed
and he came home in less than two
weeks and is now able to drive his
3. team from his home on South Hill to
Glover village and back.
WEST CLOVER
Clarence Wilson is quite sick with
e tonsilitis.
Harry Lampman has moved his fam
y lily into the chase house.
Eli Flanders was guest at C. w.
d Clark's day last week.