Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-08-20
Newport Band in attendance. Adults 60
cents, children IS cents.
CLOVER

Da"u IN attenuance. AuuIs "
cents, children IS cents.
CLOVER.
II. Drew was in MorrisviIe last weeN
on business.
Mrs. Emily Goodwin is working at ".
A. Merriam's.
Walter Gray of West Derby is visiting
friends in town.
Mrs. Susan Tate mas returned from a
visit TO Greensboro.
VIM. French Widen spent a couple Of
days in town recently.
John NJ. salmon was in st. Johnsbury
on business last Fridey.
Mrs. Mirandy Drew is staying with
. her niece, Mrs. +. =. Anderson.
Mrs. KERN Studley OF Woburn, Mass,
Is visiting her brother, Henry s. Clark.
II. V. Tettermore and family from Con-
cord, ~ H., are visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. Sam King of stannard visited his
brothers, j. g. King, and Orange King last
week.
Mrs. Ida Woodland and dsug hter spent
few days camping at Caspian Lake last
week.
Paul Chandle and TREND Of Lowell,
Mass, arrived here last Thursday in his
automobile.
Rev. Z. A. Hoyt of Beverly, Mass, will
preach at the Universalist church next
Sunday at o'clock.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Leo Christie and Mr.. and
Mrs, Stanton occupied the Templeton
Cottage last week.
Nathan Il. French has been staying with
his brother, L. b. French, he is on his way
q London, Ontario, upper Canada, where
his son is located.
Arthur r. King OF Irasburg and Miss
May p. Tarbox OF Woodsville, N. H., were
married Wednesday evening, August 18th.
by Rov. Arthur Hewitt at the home of o.
ID. Bartlett.
Another of those popular dances will be
given in Institute hall Friday evening.
This is the second in a series TO be con-
tinued this fall and will have a good
crowd, IL you come and bring friend.
A. Lincoln Kirk, monologue artist and
impersonstor, assisted by local talent, will
give entertainment in the Congrega-
tional church, on tuesday evening, Aug
%, at s O'Clock. Admission 25 cents, chill
dren 10 cents. Proceeds for the repairing
OF the church. Mr.. Kirk comes highly
recommended and pleasant and profit
able evening is assured. Come out and
have a good laugh, it will help you all
through the week.
Glover has four inmates in Vermont in
sane hospitals. Their maintenance costs
the town nothing. 1t costs the state about
$50 year and is paid from the tax on cor
porations, there being no state tax. If
Greensboro paid this, as was formerly the
case, it would mean town tax Of IS cents
on every dollar OF the grand list. Clement
condemns the present system of caring for
the insane. Do you? II not vote the Re-
publican ticket September 4.
The Clark and King annual reunion was
held Al the residence of A. B. Rich Thurs
day. This is a beautiful place, with fine
Landscape surroundings, an ideal spot for
large picnic like the one mentioned
There were one hundred and fifty people
present. The day was all that could be
desired, and everything was propitious for
the success of the gathering. Tables were
set in the shade Of the trees for one hun
dred persons, and an abundance Of food
and fruit served. Friends who attended
from out of the state are as follows: Mrs.
Hattie Bassett and her daughter Marquee
rite T.. OF Rushmore, MINI, Mrs. Georgia
Carll and her daughter frankie A. of Fari-
. bsult. MINI, Mrs. Daniel A. Howard OF
\ Cleveland, Ohio, f. L. Powell and Master
I9onsld Lindsey Of Brooklyn, n. Y, Mrs.
Dora Clark, wife of DR.. E. w. Clark OF
Br0ckton, Mass, and Misses Everette and
Anne, daughters of DR.. Caleb Clark oil
Melrose, Mass. People were present from
Sheffield, Barton, Wheelock, Newport
Stannstd, Greensboro and other towns
At the business meeting the followin,
officers were elected; President, F. c
Clark; Vice Pres, S. E. King; Sec, W.
Clark; Treas, S. n. Clark Ex.Com., s.
Clark, j. q. King and II. E. Clark. Tn
president IN his usual fehcitous mamie
called on Judge w. +. Clark to deliver til
address Of welcome. The judge responde
in an eloquent speech which was cheere
by the audience. 5. y. Clark responded t
this and was likewise encored. Mrs. Bas
sett made some pleasant remarks, and in
vited the friends to come to Minnesota
her home Tor the next reunion, Rev. A.
Hewitt and others followed in remark
suitable to the occasion. Our report wouI
not be complete without mentioning Il
fact that Aunt ELIZA (Kingl Clark, the on
representative of the original settlers, II
sister Of the late millionaire, James XIII
OF Chicago, was present and greatly 81
joyed the occasion. Mrs. Clark is in b
SD year, well preserved, intelligent al
beloved by all. The large number of ch!
dren present would have been sstisfa
<tion to President Roosevelt, for certain
auce suicide is not sin OF the Kings al
Ciarks. Ga the whole this was one of I