Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-06-29
CLOVER.

GLOVER.
j. H. Hoyt and C. w. Bean attended
the county convention at Barton Land
ing.
Next Sunday C~hildren's day will be
observed at the Methodist church at 2
p. m.
Hugh Carr and Mrs. Dan Carr and
children of Manchester, N. H.. are in
town.
Miss Mollie Roystan Of Washington,
D. c., is visiting her brother, w. A.
Roystan.
Miss Nugget of Plymouth, N. H..
is to spend several weeks with Mrs.
Mcdonald.
Mrs. Fred Fuller and son of Eden
have been spending two weeks visiting
friends in town.
Mr.. Speir, who has been visiting his
SON. in town, has returned to his
home in Greensboro.
Rev. Geo. Mcdonald and family of
Albany spent, last week with their
mother, Mrs. Mcdonald.
Roy E. Davis, has been appointed
postmaster in place of Verne Miles,
resigned. to take effect July .13.
Mrs. Chas. Chesley and Mrs. Frank
Dunn attended the district meeting of
the D. of l.. at Lyndon Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Verne Miles and chill
dren spent Tuesday in Barton Landing.
Mr.. Miles attended the convention.
Mrs. O. D. Gray of Despatch, N. Y,
was in town to attend the Stone re-
union and is now visiting relatives in
Albany.
The annual Stone reunion was held
Wednesday,, June "a, at the Univer-
salist vestry., Many friends were here
to attend it,
The new bridge arrived Wednesday
and three men with it to set it up. 1t
is progressing finely now and will soon
be completed.
Mrs. c.. S. Parker, Mrs. N. L. Dow
and Mrs. H. n. Davis visited Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Mason in Hardwick Thurs
day and Friday.
Will Leonard and daughter. Mis-;
q Hattie, who have been visiting a
Chaplin Leonard's, returned Wednesday
to their home in Whitefeld, N. II.
Mrs. H. E. Clark returned home
from her visit to North Troy accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Bessie
Dubois, and niece, little Dorothy Du
bois.
The Grange will hold a basket pic
mic at Stone pond July 4. Should it b
a rainy day go to the grange hall
All cordially invited to come and hav,
a good time.
Mrs. Nancy Drew, Mrs. Charlie
Chesley, Mrs. Martin Abbott, Mrs
Orange King and Miss Celia Hudson
were in Greensboro Bend Tuesday t
attend the district meeting of the w
The exercises by the children unde
the charge of Miss McDuffee at tn
grange Thursday were very good an
much enjoyed, as was also the Dime
served to about 100 grangers and thei
friends.
Rev. John Mcdonald, whose deaf
was mentioned last week, was o
Scotch ancestry, being born in tn
north of Ireland June "a, 1885. II
came to this country with relative
when a lad of 16 years. He Joined tn
Vermont conference in 1863. and hi
life work as a Methodist minister fo
35 yeaIHtWas within the bounds of tn
st. JohSsburx district Since -retirin
from tn s1setiYeSranks his 1ife la
been spknti III Glover, where he kept
close tbnch with all the interest
which hta been 1dear~~to him 90 e
many Years. His death came. as
shock I'd thcse abaHtzhims Fhefnner,
was held or Sunday at the Methodi.
- Ep1scopal church in Gtpver- Rev "
B. DuKeshife Of Barton officiate,
assisted By Rev? E.qE,, Wells 81, Ira
burg, aid the Rev A. B: Ross,,s past,
of the Neutrality-suspicious. 1churc
Music Was furnished by a male qua
tette. The profusionr Of flowers, civ
and arranged by lowing hands, 1.-The Isl
,cere wSrdssand the wlargeo1nunnher
truly sympathetic friends; spoke of
loss felt by aalsuatazos 6 at 1sdt "a
The marriage i Mss ISL d beEEa Este
Phillips and tTAvoTWmhgs Gamer
Carr, IpthbraeH tgtk4a0wnl and. 3,
ular Wun9sspeopfe ?9cfI3Mo ffisvil
was soil mnftednFheFe rsTtesdayyafE
moor Ju e %, at 4 o'clock- at the no
s4of the & koom's parastaeH1t.e&ahdsA Ia
Hugh arr. Rev. Mr.. .Ysgaaxo5R
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