Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-12-23


Mrs. Frank Day and infant child are
both very ill.
Mrs. Stella Wiggin spent Sunday at her
home in So. Newport.
Mrs. John Bean of Barton spent a few
days at X. E. French's last week.
Mrs. Percival, who has been ill with
grip for the past two weeks, is much better.
A letter received from Mrs. Nancy Drew
states that she reached her journeys end in
safety.
Mrs. F. E. Folsom has returned to Mrs.
McLellan's and has been ill again, but is
now much better.
A very pleasant social evening was spent
at Institute hall last Tuesday evening to
dedicate the new piano.
Little Sadie Wilson was very sick all
last week with what appeared to be append
icitis, but is now improving.
Glover Grange No. 272 will meet Satur-
day, Dec. 28th, at 10 a. m. Election of
officers. A full meeting desired.
Frank Day has gone to a hospital in
Manchester for treatment for paralysis,
caused by an injury to the brain.
Bert Hinckley is very sick with pneu-
monia.-LittIe Forest Drew is sick.-Geo.
Macdonald was quite ill last week.
Annual meeting of w. r. G. for the cleo
ton of officers at their rooms, Dec 20.
Dinner will be served at IL O'Clock sharp.
The w. R. G. have to thank the Hon.
Chester Clark, of Boston, Mass, for a dona-
ton of five dollars toward their Christmas
gifts for the Soldiers Home.
Andrew Walcott has hired the building
near the freigh hit depot in Barton, now used
by the PercivaI Mfg. Co. as a store house,
and will have grain and feed for sale.
The Iumbermen are feeling discouraged
by the disa ppearance of the snow. At the
present price of grain they can see little
profit ahead for their winters work, should
their teams be idle any length of time.
Little Hazel Cook appears to be doing
very well, and, although not considered out
of danger, great hopes are entertained of
her recovery. Miss Bessie Mcdonald, of
Burlington, trained nurse, is caring for
her.
West Glover.
Albert HinckIey is quite sick.
Mrs. c. G. Stevens is home from Barre.
Miss Jennie Young is working for Mrs.
Lydia Chase.
Henry Barber accidentally cut an ugly
cash on his left wrist recently.
Matthew Nesbitt is here from Canada,
stopping with his brother, John Borland.
Pearl Vance, who has been attending
school at Barton, is home on account of
poor health.
The young people had a pleasant social
gathering at George Humphreys on Fri
day evening.
Nora Murphy, who has been working
for Mrs. N. G. Stevens, went to her home
in Albany Saturday.
Miss Ella Lampman goes, after the
holidays, to Westboro, Mass, where she
will enter a hospital to fit herself for a
nurse.
There are sixteen widows whose post
Office address is Glover. We think this
number is larger compared with the num-
Der of inha bitants than the one of our
Vermont cities mentioned in the state
news.
Ira>burgh.
The Thursday evening prayer meeting
will be held at the Cong. parsonage dur
ing the cold months.
Mr.. Herbert Cham berlain, who recently
purchased the crea merry, took possession
last Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Cham ber-
lain will board with Charles Sylvester for
the present.
The cantata, "Christmas with the Pixies"
will be given at the Cong. church to-
morrow (Tuesday) evening. There will
also be Christmas trees and other exercises.
Morgan.
Mrs. Geo. Wilder is ill.
). C4lkins is working at Geo. Calkins'.
Mrs r. IL Daggett has gone to Montreal.
Frank Leclair is pressing hay for s. E.
Gray.
Mr.. Vinton I'D wife have returned to
fiostou
Ell. Hussey and Henry Rye's family are
III VIII n colds.
Mrs May Moore fell down stairs recent