Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18

Thursday afternoon a prayer meeting
was conducted by Miss Sleeper Of Newport
Influence OF S. T. l." by Mrs. H. H. !
Cutler was most instructive. "a Talk 70 |
Young Women" by Mrs. A. K. Cowles OF |
Barton was an earnest appeal to young |
mothers and young ladies and girls, show
ing how far their influence extends. /
Motion was made and seconded that TINS
paper be published IN the w. {. l. T.
column OF the MONITOR and copy sent
20 the Vermont Home Guards. Mrs. Read
upon request gave a very satisfactory
explanation of the recent reports OF IN
human treatment Of her horse as circulated
through the papers, and proved to tne
satisfaction OF her audience that the case
was one Of persecution and not OF prose-
cution. News from across the border was
given by Mrs. Rugg. In the evening
praise service was conducted by Mrs. ware
OF Coventry. The scripture reading and
prayer by Rev. Mr. Hoyt was inspiring.
An address by Mrs. l.. L. Bailey on the
subject, "Home or Saloon, Which2" was
stirring address showing the worldwide
influence of the white ribboners. The
convention adiourned with an increase OF
nineteen new mem bers in the Derby union.
and feeling OF appreciation on the part
q tne visitors for tho care and cordially
from the tosnspeople OF Derby.
MRS. q. II. d.
WEST DERBY.
Mrs. l.. p. Stevens remains about the
same.
L. p. Stevens has returned to his work in
Montreal.
Harry and Harley Stevens are visiting in
leland Pond.
Mrs. G.. V. Coburn is visiting her son in
Beverly, Mass.
Mrs. Wilson and children Of Charleston
spent few days at Jane Grsy's the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cushion visited rela-
tives in Derby and West Charleston re-
Gently.
Mrs.w. f. Trip Of East Charleston spent
few days with her brother, A. 3. Cob
leigh recently.
farmer Taylor has moved into the
Blanchard house. on the corner of Main
and Sias streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. A l.. Page attended the
Orleans County Grand Army reunion at
Barton Landing last week.
GLOVER.
Mrs. s. B. French is visiting at Old Orch
ard, Me.
Glenn Cook visited In Newport the past
week.
Mrs. Mary Cobb and son are visiting II
Stowe.
DR.. T.. A. Leonard returned from ousl
ness trip to Boston last week.
Rev. John Mcdonald has been very IL
the past week with pneumonia.
Mrs. Alma Martin was in st. Johnsbur.
last Monday for treatment of her eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wilson are visiting IL
Boston and other places in Massachusetts,
Appropriate Children's Day exercises
were held at the Congregational churct
Sunday.
Chaplin Leonard, who received serious
injuries by falling from his Wagon,is mucf
improved.
Rev. Geo. Mcdonald was in town few
DAYS last week attending his father, JOIN
Mcdonald.
AID. Abbott has put hot and cold waite
in his house and made other modern i'm
provements.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Anderson take car
rage drive through Lamoille and Orang
counties this week.
DIR. Dow accompanied his daught'
Grace to st. Johnsbury last week, Whel
she underwent surgical operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Leonard of Whit
field, N. H, were called here last week
account of the condition of Chaplin Leo
ard.
We publish on another page this week
word regarding the name of Runaw
Pond and its origin, which will be OF
terest TO persons in this vicinity.
The iadies of the West Glover Home Nj
sionarv society will hold their next me'
inc with Mrs. Elma A.Martin Friday p.r
lime 22nd. A cordial invitation to 9
Come prepared for sewing.
WEST GLOVER.
The Woman's Home Missionary soci'
will hold a working meeting with "a
Ellma Martin June %. a full attendal
Is desired.
The selectmen will meet at West Clio
cemetery Thursday, June 81, II fair or
next fair day to work. All interested
requested to come and help.
GREENSBORO.
The Barton laundry team which y
make trips here Tuesdays and Fr.d
during the summer, made its first trip
Tuesday.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Tie infant son o. Nelson Grant is i'll.
Mrs. A. j. piper and children are visit
In Nashua, n. ii. -
Mrs. r. b. Smith of Amherst, Mass,
calling on friends here Tuesday.
The Glover Dramatic Club will pres
.he drama, ssTried and True" here j
26th!, r,
Mrs. David Goozey of Keene, N.
s,onnfng with Gilbert Blair's people (