Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-04-09

blew down one aged balm of Gilead
tree.
! Mrs. Julia Clarke is visiting her
nephew. Harry CLARKE. and niece, Mrs.
4 G. A. Davis. and their families at
Newport.
! Esther Kidder has returned to Derby
i Line, Margaret Kidder to Salem Derby
and Kathleen Mcnamara to Derby,
where they are teaching.
i Miss Gertrude Skinner of Great
Falls, Montana visited her great aunt.
Mrs. P. Pickel and family over Sun
day. Miss Skinner came here from New
York state, where she attends school.
: GLOVER
Wesley Drew has moved into the
Frank Day house..
Mrs. Lucy Darling is working at
Bert Sherburne's.
5 | Mrs. Emily Goodwin is visiting at
) Edwin Alexander's.
Miss Elsie Christie was home from
st. Johnsbury over Sunday.
Mrs. Betsey Drew has rented
part of Mrs. Hattie Tate's house.
Miss Theda Durham visited her
: friend. Miss Ida Bean, a day last
week.
- :. The school at the Naples will open
! April Fl. The other schools open
April %.
d w. F. Scott has gone to Barton to
a live for a time with his daughter,
r Mrs. Pearson.
;. Mr.. Durham from Barton has moved
e into the village and will work for
Frank Taylor this summer.
: John Arthur is so far recovered as
. to be able to come home from the hos
= pltal. where he went two weeks ago
for an operation.
About fifty persons young and old
gathered at Institute hall last Friday
y evening by invitation of Dr. and Mrs.
DOW to celebrate the sixteenth birth
day of their daughter Grace, to whom
1t was surprise. fine time was
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Sarah Stebbins, who was
eighty years old April 18th, received
cards. letters and gifts in large num-
A. bers from friends, both near and far,
and desires to say to them that it is
sweet to be remembered and that she
lie thanks them.
The concert by the Barton people
s. was much enjoyed by all who heard
o. it. The costumes, many of which were
re very quaint, the old time songs, and
r. the entire program, which was beauti-
fully rendered. made up very pleas
ing entertainment. 1t was to be re-
20 GREETED that the time of year and
ed state of the roads made it impossible
for many to attend who would have
te been glad to do so. Come again Bar
nj ton friends.
: WEST GLOVER
3: Jennie Magoon is working at C.
st Prescott,s-u
5. Warren Barber, who has been quite
ne sick with German measles, is better.
Mrs. Moulton from Orleans was
guest at c. W.. Cook a day last week.
a. Lois Magoon spent a part of last
:. week with her cousin, Myrtle Tichurst.
n. Mrs. Harry Lampraan and children
.stt are-at J. T. Stevens to enjoy sugaring.
ge Gladys Cameron returned this week
to Plymouth and Bruce Buchanan to
er the U. V. M.
q Mrs. May Borland and daughter.
Joyce, are spending a few days with
her sister, Mrs. Joseph Dewing, and
ell other friends.
IN Mr.. Lyman, Mr.. Kirby and E. G..
I'm Baker invited the people in the villag
to their sugar camps last week. The
. sugar was fine.
Miss Emma Alger has gone as an ap.
prentice in Mrs. Vercoe's dressmak.
ing rooms. Miss Simpson takes her
. place in the central.
en- GREENSBORO
lg. n D,,f,, woo :; p,,:
Is few days last week.
H. H. Bailey was home from New.
port few days last week.
rs. Miss Grace Morse of Cabot was in
he town last week Thursday and Friday
est The Greensboro Free library re-
ceived SO new volumes one day last
week.
The carpenters have finished worl
Ter on the inside of the Presbyterian
church
he Frank H. Dufur, Jr., is in Mary
Fletcher hospital, where he underwent
:, an operation on Saturday, April 5th
T., for a diseased bone in the knee.
DIS A thank offering meeting and mis-
sionary tea was held at the Congrega
;. tional church on Friday, April 4th. A
ie- good number were present in spite OF
ley the bad weather and all enjoyed a
at pleasant time.
AT, the regular grange meeting or
RIM the evening of April 10th the following
las program will be carried out. Music,
to grange; prophecy. Farming in
1885," by Foster Gebbie; solo, S. T.
Achenbach; paper. "A convenient
Barn, How Should It Be Built and Ar
NJ ranged?'' C. III. Miller; reading, Mrs.
tor A. B. Debrune; music, instrumental,
III Myrtle Alger.
GREENSBORO BEND
me Miss Jennie Young is spending few