Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-07-25

Mrs. W. o. Gray entertained the
Relief Corps and g. A. r. Post last
nesday afternoon. There were
twenty five in attendance. Refresh
were served and all enjoyed a pl
time.
When the fire alarm was sounded
ago Saturday it was for Mr.. Aubin's
on Northern avenue instead of Mr..
toms house on Spring Street. 1t
to be that the pipes slipped out
chimney, filling the house with smo
GLOVER.
There will be Grange meeting
day evening, July 30th.
Will Farr of Saratoga, n. V, is V
his sister, Mrs. Jesse Christie.
Miss Elgie Allard OF Sutton, visite
friend Bernlce Colby, last week.
Mrs. H. F. Wiley OF HoIyoke,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Flora Rice
The library at the home OF Mrs.
Stebbins, will be closed the first we
August.
John Mcclellan and family have 60
Willoughby Lake to spend few wed
their cottage.
Rev. E. A. Hoyt of Dover, n. II.
preach at the Universalist church
Sabbath at o'clock.
Mrs. Christie of Boston, Mass, is
ing her sister in law, Mrs. Nancy
and other relatives here.
Mrs. George Hamblet of st. Johns
has been visiting her sisters, Mrs.
Taylor and Miss Jennie French.
The ladies of the Congregational CT
will serve ice cream in the vestry, S
day evening, July 80. Price 10 cents.
There will be reunion of the Clark
lily at the old homestead now occupi
Mr.. E. L. Clark, on August 18th, 1904
i Mrs. Sarah M. King and Mrs. Alb
Flood have returned home after a pie
trip to Maine, where they visited rela
Mrs. S. B. French returned last
from her visit to Springfield and Be
Mass, and Old Orchard, Me. She
been gone three weeks.
J. F. McWhirter, general saIesms
the ]. B. Ford Company OF Wyant
Michigan, is visiting his sister, Mr.
A. Wylie, for few days.
Cecile, the little daughter of Mr.
Mrs. w. S. Willard dislocated the
while playing at Sheffield, last Thur
and DR.. n. L. Dow was obliged to &C
lister chloroform toset the bones. s
doing we'll.
The Oregon Indian Medicine Cor
closed their engagement here last W.
day evening, and went to CIR cen
The prize in the baby contest was aw
to little Raymond Longey, who RET
over 5000 votes.
Alfred Crosby, accompanied by hi
son and daughter of Attleboro, Mas.
his brother, George P. Crosby of st. ]
bury, have been visiting Mr.. and
Martin Abbott for few days. They
here in their automobiles.
Mrs. Ellen P. Abbott left ThursC
Pine Point, Me. She. will be avs
months, and during her absenc
visit Boston, Nashua, her old home,
Ferry, and other points in New Haml
Her house will be closed during hr
scence.
Invitations have been received
wedding Of Miss Laura Abba Ho
and Royden Elder Davis of Newpor
ter, formerly of this place, which "
cur Tuesday evening, August 2, at
port. The many Glover friends
Davis extend congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Royston gave 6
last Monday to about 25 of their rel
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Aston and fou
dren of California, and Mr.. and
Charles Root and daughter OF Graf
were among the invited guests. ]
was served on the lawn and the col
was very pleasantly entertained by
: Royston on his photograph.
; DIR. Ed. Templeton and DIR. Percy
pleton are here to spend their vacat
their cottage at Stone pond. Mr.. an,
Carroll Pitkin and Mrs. Ed. Tenn
were here over Sunday, the guests OF
w. F. Templeton. They came wit
Percy L. Templeton in their auton
| Mr.. Pitkin, nephew of the late DR..
Templeton, has been appointed adj
traitor Of the estate.
Those having no absent marks {
the spring term of school on Mud
are: Clarence Dewing, Nellie De
Maud Findlay, Hugh Calderwood,
Wylie, Leslie Dewing, Lois Dewing, 4
CaIderwood. Thomas Graves and
Wylie were each absent one day and
ard Greaves two days. The avera
tendance was 10 43-47. The four I
first in this list have had no absent
, in the past four terms.
WEST CLOVER.
, Mrs. Ethel Miles is quite sick. -
&c. Elliott is erecting a cottae,