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


evening to hear the little ones of our
graded school speak and to see MADAM
Jarley's Wax Works" The children spoke
well, but some in the audience disturbed
those who wished to hear. 1t is suggested
that on such occasions in the future some
persons may be stationed in the back OF
the hall to enforce quietness.
The ladies of the w. c. T. Z. will hold
their meeting at the home of Mrs. W.
Rollins, West Darby, Thursday afternoon,
Oct. Ii, at 800 O'Clock. All members are
requested to be present. There will be
literary program, after which light re-
freshments were served. A ten cent offer
ing will be very acceptable to help towards
the carrying on of the temperance work.
In this line of work are cordially invited
| to be present
CLOVER.
Mrs. E. T. Anderson is suffering with
lumbago.
Aggie Teller has been working for Mrs.
j. Salmon.
John Wright has bought the Truman
| Cook farm.
Merrill Salmon is quite i'll. DR.. Bailey
is in attendance.
Mrs. Fannie Carr is in Manchester, n. H :,
visiting relatives.
Susie Whitney has gone to her home in
| Manchester, n. 81.
Homer Kirby moves this fall to his
| fathers place known as the Bodwell farm.
Marshall Carpenter has moved into David
Anderson's house for the winter.
Rev. E. L. Alexander Will preach in the
NJ. E. Church next Sunday Oct. Is.
R. S. Mason of Craftsbury called on some
OF his many friends in Glover last week.
Mrs. Charles Hudson has been very i'll
| from heart trouble but is now improving.
Mrs. David Anderson is helping in the
home of her sister in law, Mrs. Jennie
Dexter.
D. G. French of Dorchester, Mass, has
bought the Serocia Leonard house in the
| village.
Mrs. Luther Patterson, who has been
victim of erysipelas for long time, is not
as well.
Chaplin Leonard has bought the farm
adjoining his, formerly owned by P. Z.
Leonard.
Mrs. Ellen Abbott's house has received a
new coat of paint which greatly improves
its appearance.
Mrc bo1 ~
bury to spend a few weeks with her son,
N. R. Young.
Mrs. A. e. Mcdowell and daughter Ruth
| of LyndonviIle were visitors at j. E.
Dwinell's over Sunday.
David Anderson has returned from
Boston and is staying at the home of his
| father-in law, S. N. Clark.
Arthur Wylie, administrator of the H.
L. Dexter estate, will hold an auction sale
of the personal property, Wednesday, Oct.
II
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Crosier were called to
Ryegate last Saturday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Buchanan, Mrs. Crosier's only
sister.
b. Z. Wells goes to Boston today to buy
holiday goods. Miss Bernice Colby will
assist Mr.. Willard in the store during Mr..
Wells absence.
The Earnest Workers will hold their
next social meeting at Mr.. and Mrs. J. R.
Chrystie's next Thursday afternoon and
evening, Oct. 18th.
Mrs. A. B. Rich returned Thursday night
from Brooklyn, n. Y, where she has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Sarah Powell.
She was gone two weeks and reports a fine
time.
Norman A. Partlow Of Burke has organ
lied dancing school here which will begin
at Institute hall Friday evening, Oct. 21.
and continue every two weeks. He will
teach all the latest fancy dances and those
disposed to take lessons are requested to
come early.
Glover Grange entertained the Will
loughby Grange of Barton Landing last
Thursday at Institute Hall. 1t was very
pleasant affair. The dinner, consisting of
oysters, salads, cakes, etc, was all that
could be wished for and as one OF the
visitors said, ''just what one would expect
Of Glover" After dinner short enter.
tainment was given, including music and
Rotations. The meeting was closed in
formally with many wishes for more sucb
meetings.
The following is taken from the Boston
Post:
'sThe audience cheered Judge Emmons !
for some minutes when he announced thai |
Senator Clark was the proper man for |
governor. Sen ator Clark himself was IN
the platform, being resident of " iInino-
ton, and he did not look dispIeaged whsn
the Judge uttered the eulogistic wo-6s
The prospect OF entertaining future GOV
ernor in the person of Senator Clark fheir
own townsman, caused much enthnsiosm
among the resideots. Senator Chester W |
Clark, who represents the sixth Middle
sex district, is a lifelong republican and
was born IN Glover, Vermont. He is ahonf
so years of age, and was educated at Dill
lips Exeter Academy and Orleans TjheraI
Institute. He is a lawyer by profsssion'