Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-06-23
Glover.

The floral display was also good.
Glover.
Mrs. Ed. Richardson is sick.
j. H. Wylie is in st. Johnsbury on bust
hess.
MA. Norton and wife were in town re-
GENTLY.
DIR. A. E. Leonard has returned from
Boston.
Mrs. A. E. Anderson is much improved
in health.
John Wylie visited in st. Johnsbury the
past week.
q Mrs. Fannie Carr of Manchester, n. H.,
is in town.
Miss Julia Sherburne Is working for F.
=. Sherburne.
DIR. N. l.. Dow has purchased fine pair
pf bay horses.
John wylie was injured by the kick of a
horse last week.
John Salmon shot a hedgehog near his
buildings recently.
Miss Cora Marsh commences work in
the Peerless this week.
e. G. Paddleford and wife are taking an
buting at Caspian Lake.
Twiney Carr of Manchester, N. H., is
Visiting at John Salmon's.
l.. Villa Rich has closed her labors as
nurse at A. e. Anderson's.
Miss Lizzie Morse is stopping with her
Friend, Mrs. s. Hesseltine.
Rev. George Mcdonald is entertaining
relatives from Massachusetts,.
Austin Rich was in Montpelier at the
State convention, last Thursday.
Mrs. e. A. Norton md Mrs. N. 9. Nor
ton go to Stowe this week on visit.
The reunion of the Stone family is TO be
held at Laban Darling's, Wednesday, June
25th.
DIR. f. E. Dwinnell and son Fred are
occupying A. p. Beams cottage at Stone
pond.
Mrs. Hugh Carr came from Manchester
last Wednesday to her cottage at Silver
Lake.
Miss Humphrey has finished work for
u. U. Wells and returned to her home in
Burke.
Mrs. b. y. Wells was called to Sutton re-
Gently on account of the illness of her
father.
Glover Grange will meet Saturday, June
18th at ten o'clock a. m. Dinner will be
served.
Mrs. Alison Day and her two little girls
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. rby,
last week.
e. d. Walker and wife are expected home
from Holyoke, Mass, for a week next
Wednesday. .
Mrs. A. G. Mcdowell of Lyndonville has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
E. Dwinell. rn.I.
Leo Wilson and wife have vacated the
farm of N. H. Wilson, and they will work
for Mr.. Wiggin of Barton for the present.
There will be Mite Society social at the
vestry of the South church Friday after
noon. Ice cream will be served and all
. are cordially invited.
r. E. French will hold an auction sale of
household furniture, carpets, lawn
mower, two ladies' bicycles, etc., near b.
! u. Wells's store Saturday, June 2Sth at
one O'Clock p. m.
w. F. Clark, E. l.. Stanton, and E. G.
Miles attended the district convention q,
and II. N. Davis, F. H. Bean, and G. A. Dow
the state convention at Montpelier We'd
nesday and Thursday of last week.
Co. of the 18th VT. Beg't held their
18th annual reunion at Glover June II. 1t
was estimated that 70 persons were present.
At calling of the roll Is members respond
ed: nine answered by letter. A bountiful
dinner was served by Mason w. r. g.
The following officers were elected: Pres >,
John Arthur; Vice-pres., G. w. Cook /;
Sec. and Treas, g. B. Ordway; Asst. Sec.,
Mrs. G. B. Ordway. The people of Glover
made the meeting very pleasant by furnish
ing music and readings. Apaper was read
by Mrs. Clark, daughter of Lieutenant
Bean, also very fine'paper by Mrs. j. N.
Webster on the women of the war. The
members of the company will be pleased to
hear from Mrs. Webster. Altogether it
was very enjoyable meeting.
West Glover.
Mrs. Leonard is at Irasburgh for short
time.
Henry Skinner and family have moved
TO Manchester, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Magoon are keeping
house in the Hastings house.
Lydia Bean is at Will Kings. Mrs. King
Is slightly improved in health.
Rev. Mr.. Brown from New York is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Jackman.
Mrs. Hastings attended the W. r. G.
convention at Montpelier recently.
Kate Barry is home for few days. She
intends starting for the West next week.
Roland Monkey was at the home of bis
cousin, Mrs. George HUMP h ey, on fishing
excursion last week.
Elias Miles, Freeman H. Bean and Georg,
Dow attended the republican convention.
at Montpelier last week.
Mrs. Nathan Lapham of South Chelms.
ford, Mass, has been stopping few day.
with her cousin, Mrs. Alison Clark
Lyman p. Cook of St. Johnsbury anc
Roy Skinner of Newport were in tow
Thursday Ito attend the funeral of theil