Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-12-26
GLOVER

Christmas exercises of each year.
GLOVER.
Charles Silver is very i'll from pneumonia
Rev. Arthur Hewitt has been i'll and
confined to the house but is now able 10 ha
out. .
Mrs. Emma F. Wells and daughter. Miss
Carrie, of Passumpsic are visiting X Il
Wells.
Mrs. r. E. Davis of Newport Center
spent Christmas WITH Mr.. and Mrs II y
Davis.
Rev. J. Howard Flower will preach at
the Uniyersaiist church next Sunday at l
o'clock.
Miss Inez George has finished work for
Mrs. E. Richardson and has gone to her
home in Fairlee.
Bert Watson cut cash in his foot while
chopping one day recently and has since
been confined to the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McGInnis of Mud
Island will sell their farm and personal
property at auction Tuesday, Jan Sd.
Wells & Willard report large Christmas
trade. The store was full of customers
all the week and the hot coffee served free
was greatly appreciated.
The dance which was announced to be
given at the home of Z. II. Lawrence on
Wednesday evening, Jan. 4, has been post
poned through the kindness of Mr.. Law
renee to accommodate Orleans Council,
Jr. o. U. A. M, which is to have public
installation on that date. The exact date
OF Mr.. LaWrence's dance will be announced
in next issue.
Orleans Council, No. 30, Jr. Q. Q. A. M,
will have public installation, oyster
supper and dance Wednesday evening.
Jan. 4, at Institute hall. Stones orchestra
of four pieces has been engaged to furnish
music and the Council will spare no pains
to make the occasion an enjoyable social
event. Watch for posters which will soon
appear.
twenty-five years ago or more, Amasa
f. Clark, of Glover, who was in the lum-
Der business, failed and some preferred
since died IN Wilmington, Mass, and now
his sons, T. J. Clark, of New YORK, and
Chester w. Clark, OF Boston, both attor-
neys at law, are paying those preferred
creditors the full amount of their princi-
pal.-St. Adams Messenger.
WEST GLOVER.
Matthew Nesbit Is spending the holidays
with his nephew, VIM. Cameron.
Mrs. Z. c. Stevens and Mrs Fl. H. Skin
ner, who have been ill, are much better.
Mrs. Jane Graves spent a part of last
week at st. Johnsbury visiting her daugh-
ter Cada.
Mrs. Henry Paquette was the recipient
OF nice gold watch and cnain for a
Christmas gift.
Mrs. Ralph Sherry and son Paul of
Groton are visiting Mrs. sherney's sister,
Mrs. Charles Wright.
The Rev. A. S. BoIe of Coventry will
give a report Tuesday evening, Dec. 27,
in the church at West Glover, of the Ma
tional Council held at Des Moines, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Styles have gone
to st. Johnsbury Center to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Tollman. They intend
later to go to Connecticut for few weeks
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. RowelI, assisted by
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. King and Mrs. James
Cameron, will give an at home, Jan. from
three to six o'clock. A brief program of
music and reading will be given. All
friends are cordially invited
Robert T. White, a highly respected
citizen, passed away Monday afternoon,
after several years of poor health Though
it was known he could not live long the
end came suddenly. Mr.. White served in
the civil war in Co. l, 18th Vt. Vols. He
married Isabelle Anderson, who survives
him, Dec. II, 1871. Grant White, rela-
tive who has lived with the family since q
child, also mourns the loss. The funeral
was held Thursday at his late residence.
Rev. Mr.. Taylor officiated, assisted by
Rev. G. P. RoweIl.
GREENSBORO.
Rvr0n Smith is nnita s{o