Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-09-15
NORTH CRAFTSBURY

school IN burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Wheeler visited
friends in Sheffield over Sunday.
Scott Ransom and family have re-
turned to their home in Philadelphia.
George Chase was in Barton last
week to exhibit his patent sugar rig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Garvin were in
West Glover last week visiting friends.
Tom Johnson has finished driving
stage and Frank Crowley takes his
place.
Mrs. Wheatley, a former resident
OF this town, is visiting at Z. II.
Roots.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Colburn from
West Glover, visited at his fathers |
over Sunday.
The C. E. prayer meeting last Sun |
day night was held at G. l.. Wheeler's, |
Mill Village.
Miss lisa Wheeler, who has been in |
Glover and Barton the past week visit !
ing friends, has returned home.
Mrs. Charles Root went to Burling-
| ton last Friday to visit her husband,
who is in the Mary Fletcher hospital.
DIR. A. w. Dubois, optometrist, Of
| North Troy, will be at Pixies hotel,
| September % and %. See adv. else
where
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Keller have
moved into one of H. n. Stevens new
tenements and he will work for George
| Chase.
Miss Blanche Cole, who has been
home on a two weeks vacation, has
returned to the hospital Were she is
a nurse.
Miss Lulu Patterson, who has been
working at A. ]. Smiths for some
time, closed her labors there last
Saturday and Mrs. Arthur Smith will
take her place.
CLOVER.
Remember and pay your taxes before
September rs.
but is now gaining.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Grey Thursday.
C. S Phillips goes Monday with an
exhibit to the state fair.
Mrs. Mary Doane of California, is
visiting her cousin, Ed. Bickford.
H. E. Townsend of Manchester, N.
H. is a guest at w. A. Roystan's.
Mrs. A. c. Mcdowell of Lyndonville
was a guest at j. E. DWinell's over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Leonard of Bur.
lingt0n, are visiting relatives and
friends in town.
!; Mrs. Fannie S. Carr has returned
from Manchester, n. H., somewhat i'm
proved in health.
The Glover band ball team will cross
, bats with a team Saturday afternoon
at o'clock at V. F. Niles.
Bess and Amy Blodgett start this
week on an extended trip to Boston,
Lowell, Manchester and other places.
Elmer French of Boston, has been
, visiting at Frank Taylor's also Mrs.
, Holmes and daughters ofChelsea, Mass.
The Walker boys caught 158 pickerel
in three days, 108 at Daniels pond in
two days and SO at Parker pond in one
day.
i Mr.. and Mrs. L. w Merriam anC
Miss Mable Parlin, who is visiting
: them, are attending the fair at St.
' Johnsbury.
, Mrs. ]. E. French formerly Ella
e Nye of this place. and son Harry Of
Be 1ford, n. H., have been spending
v the past week with the Misses Blod
i get.
i The people of Glover are t.
:. have a lecture course this winter con
sisting of five enter tainments. There
: are to be two lectures ard three con
}. certs of first-class order. The frs
q will be a lecture by Hon. George D
: Alden of New York, Oct. 80. The sec
q ond will be concert by Sarah Wat
hena Brown and the Chicago Bo
4 Choir, Dec. 4. The third is a concer
- by Whitney Brothers quartet, Feb.
The fourth is lecture by Sylvest e
II A. Long, Feb. 16, and the fifth is
- concert by Ebert Poland and Tn
} Italian Boys, March Z. The tickets TO
> the course will be S1.25 and singl
Il tickets IS cents which will soon be O
$. sale at Davis store. To support sue
). course it is necessary to have tn
y patronage and support of our ow
y townspeople and that of neighborin
Is towns as well, and this we hope t
have.
IL WEST CLOVER
# May Borland is at home for time.
1T B. F. Jackman is having his bar
I'd painted.
= this week.
y. H. H. Leland is visiting at B. F
Jackman's.
Henry Wiley from Massachusett:
here calling on friends.
, Mrs. Walter Lewis has gone to he
v home in Vershire for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackman spent Sunda
). at Edgar Wells in Bloomington.
Nearly every family in the villag
y entertained guests during the fair.
Vernon Bean from Eustis, P. Q.
y recently spent few days with hi
sisters here.
j. Mrs. Eliza Hall from Baltimore
Md, visited her cousin, Mrs. Emil
10 Baker last week.
:. Rev. William Carr occupied the pull
" pit Sunday. His many friends wer
glad to hear him.
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