Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-10-19

Mrs. Mary Sherburne will go TO
Barton this week to spend the winter
as companion with Mrs. Stock we'll.
Mrs. John Mcdonald left last week
for Plymouth, N H., where she w i'll
stop some time with her sisters.
Rev. Ozora Davis, ID. D., gave a
most excellent discourse at the Meth
odist church Sunday to a large and
appreciative congregation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Versal King of
Greensboro Bend were the guests of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Orange
King, the first of the week.
Charles King has purchased the
stock Of goods carried by Hoyt Of
Craftsbury and will carry On a gen
eral mercantile business there Mr..
King and family moved to Crafts
bury Monday.
The long talked OF ball game be
tween the boys Of 1902 and 1910 came
of Friday afternoon and was inter
esting to the outsider from start to
/ finish. The game was won by the
boys Of 1902, the score beingI5 to
/ IL
The. special services which have
been held at the :Iethodist church for
the past two weeks, came to a close
I Sunday evening witt an address by
/ Miss Wanzer on mission work in the
south. The services have been very
interesting and helpful and we'll sus-
tained.
Mrs. Fannie Carr left Tuesday for
Manchester, n. H. where she will join
the other members of her family. At
its last meeting the Glover grange
gave her surprise in the way of a
gift, thereby expressing the good
wishes Of its members. The people
of Glover will regret the removal of
Mr.. Carr's people to Manchester.
WEST GLOVER.
E. L. Tichurst has had ailo put in
his barn.
Minnie and Fred Dewing are help
ing at E. L. Tichurst's.
r. W. Buchanan was home from
Montpelier over Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Rand from Burlington is
expected to preach here next Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Eddy occupied the pulpit
last Sunday his sermon was much ap-
pFeclaCeG.
Mr.. ami Mrs Carl d vinell recently
visited Mrs. Dwineil's mother, Mrs
Lizzie Cameron.
Mrs. LoUtie Barber, who spent a
week With friends here, has returned
to her home.
The social held at George Going'e
was well attended and eVery one en.
joyed good time.
Mrs. Mae Stevens and son Ken.
meth have gone to DanVille and St.
ters-
IRASBURG.
Il. C. Goss is on the sick list.
J. L. Dodge is in very poor health
E. O. Wells has been quite i'll tbs
past week.
W. C. Bryant has sold his farm to
J. H. Lanou.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. E.
E. Batchelder Sunday.
David France visited his brothers
) in Boston the past week.
Miss Mary L. Wheeler spent The
past week with friends in Boston.
Miss Ida Sheltra IS i'll with tonsili
It's at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z
Collins.
, Miss Maud Miller has gone to he,
7 home in South Albany on account Of
illness.
Mrs. I. H. Thompson Of St. Johns
bury is visiting her sister, Mrs. R
= w. C0wles.
Mrs. Levi Marcou is seriously il
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. Ar
thur VI arcy--~
DR. P. C. Temp!eton attended tn,
State Medical meeting held in st
Adams last week.
S. ". Beauclerk and E. A. Harlow
= spent the past week hunting and trap
ping in Albany and Craftsbury.
Rev. Z. T. Wells was in Newpor
! Thursday evening TO assist IN til
special meetings being held there
Mrs. J. L. Dodge, who has bee
D an invalid for many years. die
, Sunday night. A more extended no
tlcG IaCGH.
: F. NJ. Sears spent the week in Bos
: ton and Portland, Me-, buying good
for the fall and winter trade. II
!, was accompanied by Will Bailey.
-, Carl Fisher, who has spent severa
months at the Pittsford Sanatoriur
spent a few days with his parent
last week, making the trip by auto
The ladies of the Congregations
3 church will serve their annual chick
7 en- pie supper Friday evening, Oct. q
in the vestry of their church. Sup
>. per from until all are served
! Price rs cents. All are cordially in
. vited. Jack-o-lantern social in tn
evening which will be free.
Mrs. S. L. Bryant, widow of the
late AFRO Bryant passed away at tn
home of her daughter, Mrs. L. S. Ea.
ton Sunday after an illness of only
few days with pneumonia. Nearly al
of Mrs. Bryant's welded life had beer