Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-06-02

Co; Saturday, June II: 10 200 a. m.
annual meeting of trustees II 100 a.
annual meeting of D. "A. A. 2 100 p.
m, baseball game, D. A. vs.. Alumni;
8 90 p. M, faculty and senior recep-
tion.,
CLOVER.
Listen for the wedding bells.
Mrs. Chaplin Leonard is in poor
health.
An obituary OF the late NJ. J. Wood
Willbe found on page two.
Mrs. Amy Bartlett was called to st.
Johnsbury last week by the death Of
| an aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Carr of Norris
vile spent several days last week at
Hugh Carr's.
Mrs. Louise Lang, who has been
| spending several months at G. w.
Beams, has returned to her home in
Lisbon.
Stephen King is at work on the
store site, clearing away the debris
and expects to go to building about
the first of July.
Mrs. Sarah Stebbins, who spent the
winter in California, returned home
last Saturday. Her many friends
were very glad to welcome her back
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Barron after a
short trip to Montreal are now in
camp at Stone pond for the remainder
of their vacation. Their many Glover
friends wish to extend hesrtiest con-
gratulations and best wishes for a
long prosperous life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Abbott, who
spent the winter in Southern Pines,
have returned to Glover for the sum-
mer. Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott made their
trip home one of sight seeing and
pleasure, spending nearly month
with their son, Lee, in Hudson, n. Y,
and took trip up the Catskil noun
tains.
Rev. Olive M. Kimball will occupy
the pulpit at The Universalist church
the 9th and the 18th of July. 1t will
ha remembered that Rev and Mrs
Kimball preached here and at Lyn.
donville four years ago and they
gained host of friends who will be
glad to meet Mrs. Kimball again.
The Memorial day address by Rav
g. L. Shaeffer of Orleans on Monday
"'as well up with those the local 6. A
R. pest have had in years past. TIL
} large audience listened to a learned
discourse on the cause of the war anc
it's soldiers, but which dwelt especially
:, with the present day dangers of oul
industrial and political freedom.
There will be a st 'awberry festiva
, under the auspices Of Clover Grange
Friday evening, June II, at Institute
hall. An entertainment will be giveI
I followed by supper consisting o
r rolls, Strawberries, salads and cake
after which music will be furnished
for promenading and dancing. AID
mission to entertainment 10 cents
4. members of the Grange free; suppe
Is cents. A cordial invitation is ex
:, | tended to all.
e The following is list of some Q
t the people who were in town Memo
rial dav: Ebert Nve Of Bradford
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerre Mars Oh Mr.. an
: Mrs. Lucias Nye and Mr.. and Mrs
s Ormal Dodge of Orleans, n A. Nor
ton and family of Lyndonville at Z
A. Norton's, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Simp
son and a friend of Lyndon at f.
: Phillips, Mrs. Burt Campbell and SO
q Sherburne of Lyndonville at Cheste
Sherburne's. Will Leonard of Bos 20
at Chaplin Leonard's.
0 We feel that we have just cause t
T be proud of our band of % pieces.
> stranger would never guess that tn
band was only organized last July, 6
" the MI sic rend cred on Memorial de-
g was certainly first class. They CAV
5 their opening concert in the ban
!. stand last week which was we'll patre
/. nized and much enjoyed. They il
). tend giving open air concerts ever
5 Tuesday evening through the sun
II mer, either here or at West Glove
Is Let's all do what we can to help the
!. as band cannot exist without tt
|. aid of the townspeople.
GREENSBORO BEND.
l. The Stevens family are moving fro
le here to Cabot.