Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-01-09
medical treatment several weeks.

Z. A. Kelton cut ice on Stone Pond last
week and the farmers are putting up their
annual supply.
George Wilson and family attended the
entertainment given at Sheffield Dec. 30th,
by the o. U. A. NJ.
There was large attendance at the in
stallation and dance given by the o. U. A.
M, and the occasion was enjoyed by all.
The dance at the home of Charles 81.
Lawrence Will be held Wednesday evening,
Jan. IL, instead of last Wednesday even
ing as announced last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Willard were given
surprise visit Friday evening at their
pleasant home. A number of their friends
enjoyed their hospitality and they were
presented handsome willow rocker, as
memento of the occasion.
A donation Will be given at the NJ. E.
church Thursday, Jan. II, for the benefit
OF the pastor, Rev. Arthur w. Hewitt. Oys-
tiers will be served from 5 until p. M,
after which lecture will be given by Rev.
,. u. Lewis of Barton Landing. Subject,
1.-The Lonesome Man and His Guardian
Ange". Plan to attend and assist the
worthy pastor.
The public installation and dance of Or
leans Council, No. 40, Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
given at Institute hall last Wednesday
night, was largely attended. The follow
ing officers were installed: Councillor. n.
IL. Drew; vice councillor, Sumner Scott;
junior past councillor, @. ]. King; record
ing secretary, Luther Merriam; assistant
recording secretary, Jack Drew; financial
secretary, III. B. Stanton; treasurer, AImon
F. Sargent; warden, Ed Richardson; con-
ductor, Caleb Clark inside sentinel, Len
Lie Fayer; trustee, Sam Bean. The in
stallat1on was followed by dance and
oyster supper. Excellent music was furn-
1shed by Stones orchestra and over one
hundred and fifty people took supper,
which was prepared by the Council ladies,
with A. P. Bean as chef. The entertain
ment was great success in every way and
the members OF the Council wish to ex-
press their thanks to all who assisted.
WEST GLOVER.
Earle Barber, who has been on the sick
A large quantity Of pickerel were taken
out of Parker pond Dec. 80.
Cortes Woodland, who is working in
Eden, spent part of the week here in
town.
Harry G. Humphrey, who has been sick
the past two weeks, is now BILE to attend
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Clark are home
from Newport. They report their son
Anson's child much better.
Mr.. Nye has bought the meadow lot of
Henry R. Cutler for $1,000, which makes
quite an addition to his large farm.
Milton Lyman and Will Dow are home
from Barton where they have been help
ing Joseph Dewing fill his tce-h house.
private telephone line has been in
stalled by Frank Gleason from David
Calderwood's to his sons Ora CaIderwood.
The New Years reception at the parson-
age. was a very pleasant gathering, about
fifty being present. Miss Jennie Young
and Miss Pearl Vance presided at the table.
MISS Auman, who is visiting the W. Fl.
VI. auxil1aries in Orleans county, will be at
West Glover Tuesday, Jan. 10, and will
speak in the church Tuesday evening.
She will have something interesting to
say.
The Woman's Home Missionary society
will meet with Mrs. Alison Clark Tuesday
afternoon. It is hoped as many as can
will be present to welcome Miss Auman
and be benefited by her helpful sugges-
lions.
At the reorganization of the Congrega-
tional Sunday school 8. T. Vance was
appointed superintendent, Carl DwineII
assistant, Vernon Tichurst secretary, Mil
ton Lyman treasurer, Kate Cameron or
ganist. The average attendance of the
school during 1904 was 56 and fraction.
The Ladies' Mite Society will have a
social next Friday afternoon. An enter
tainment will be given in the evening.
consisting of songs and Rotations. also
q few selections from photograph, kind
~ given by Mr.. Royston. All are cor
daily invited. Admittance, 1Oc.
GREENSBORO.
Sam Laid was in Glover Friday.
Miss Matte Kirby OF Glover is visiting
friends here.
Mr.. Fitch and John King are WORKING
On the chapel.
George Fowler has been on the sick list
for several days.
George FL. Young of Craftsbury visited
in town Tuesday.
Harrison Bros. have commenced filling
the creamery ice house.
Harlow Bailey has been plastering at d. |
G. Melvin's the past week.
Miss Mary McCue is home from North
field for weeks vacation.
Mrs. Erwin Billiard visited in Hardwick
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Edison Hill and wife were in PIain6a1d |
and Montpelier, last week.
George Cuthbertson was In st. Jobns-
bury on business, Tuesday.
W. Z. jackson and George Hussey are
having an attack of the grip.
Hugh Gebbie, who has been sick Of Mrs
Matte Gebbie's is improving.