Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-10-31

Hugh Carr has been repairing the water
pipes on his farm now occupied by the
Rash Brothers.
Judge w. f. Clark has sold the place
lately vacated by John Smith at ''Slab City"
to John Leonard.
Noble Clark has purchased Mrs. Edna
Clark's farm and has taken possession.
Price paid $1,000.
Mrs. Hugh Carr has returned from her
visit in Manchester, n. H., bringing with
her little granddaughter.
The Rev. w. A Warner of Barton will
preach at the Methodist church next Sun
day afternoon at 1 80 o'clock.
Mrs. II. N. Davis goes to Montpelier this
week to spend few days with her hus-
band, our town representative.
The Earnest Workers will serve their
annual chicken pie dinner Tuesday, Nov. .,
at the M. E. vestry. All are cordially in
| vited.
Read "The Substitute" The opening
chapters of this fascinating story will
appear in the MONITOR of Nov. Z. 1t can
not fail to interest all,
j. H. Wylie has position as travelling
salesman for the j. B. Ford Co., of Wyan-
dotte, Mich and has already commenced
work in this state.
The Ladies' Mite society will serve their
annual chicken pie dinner at II O'Clock
next Friday, Nov. 4th. Price Is cents;
| children 10 cents. cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Mr.. E. L. Alexander preached an excel
lent sermon at the Methodist church Sun
day morning. The church is still without
a pastor and the society is fortunate in
being able to secure SO able preacher for
a substitute.
| Glover Grange will meet at Institute hall
Tuesday evening, Nov. 8. A short meeting
will be held and at $50 the doors will be
open to the public. A literary program
will be given followed by box supper.
Everyone is cordially invited to attend and
make it social evening.
The milking stool made by Henry NJ.
Salmon and presented to Gov. Bell by Rep
resentative Davis last week is one of the
best specimens of inlaid wood work the
writer has ever seen, and Mr.. Salmon may
Justly feel proud of the work. Gov. Bell
is very much pleased with the gift.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Mr.. George Dunton has gone to his
| home in MorrisvilIe.
George Jerome has moved to the Hurl-
burt farm on South Hill.
Mrs. John Salmon is entertaining sister
and nephew from Canaan.
Annie Grove spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Cyrus Hesseltine.
A. B. Rich and Caleb Clark have each
bought Kier arch and evaporation.
The Rash brothers of Barton, with a
number of men, are numbering on the
Salmon lot.
A. Z. Bean is entertaining party from
Portsmouth, N. FL at his cottage during
the hunting season.
Mrs. E. T. Anderson took party to the
Rolling Rock in Greensbo last Thursday.
where she served very dainty and enjoy
able lunch. Afterward they had a beech
nut hunt which resulted in pockets filled
with the delicious nuts. They all declared
it veritabLe red-Ietter day.
WEST CLOVER.
Mrs. Ellen Gilmore is entertaining q
cousin.
Rev. R. j Chrystie of Craftsbury, called
on friends here last tuesday.
Ray Styles has returned with his uncle.
DR.. Styles, to New Britain, Conn.,.
Mrs. Cada (Graves) Scott of st. Johns
bury, has been here visiting her parents.
Mrs. Eliza Chapman OF Irasburgh, is
stopping with Mrs. Henry Barber, for q
time.
DR.. Styles of New Britain, Conn.,, made
short visit here at his brother William
Styles, recently.
Mrs. Harriet BorIand has been at her
brother, Alison Clark's, the past week and
calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Smith of Evansville.
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. N. c,
Stevens, over Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Lewis recently started for
Florida, where she will spend the winter.
| DIG Stops at washington, ID. C., on her
way there
"Tne Substitute is an interesting story
OF life in northern Georgia, the opening
chapters OF which will be found in our next
issue. Read it.
Mrs. Lyman Barber went Wednesday to
st. Johnsbury Centre, to spend the dav
with Mrs. Susie (Standish) Drew, former
schoolmate of Mrs. Barb
Mrs. j. Wesley Frasier of Montrose
Col, has been the guest of Mrs. LYMAN
Barber, the past week. AS it has been
nineteen years since Mrs. Frasier left here.
she finds many changes.
The next meeting of Mason Post, Glover.
will be held on Friday, Nov. II. As the
annual inspection of the w. R. c. will he
held at that time, it was thought best to
change the time of Post meeting. tn maize
| mora pOnVaniouf for no fNorv1,