Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-29

that the young men Of Glover and the
band are the leaders of this celebra-
tion will insure a success and you will
want to have part in it.
The annual reunion of the Stone
family was held in Glover at Institute
hall June 9th, 10 cousins being pres
ent. The day was fine and with the
usual flow of conversation, music and
recitations, the time was most enjoy
ably spent. A bountiful dinner was
served, to which all did ample justice.
Miss McDuffee gave two of her recita-
tions which were enjoyed by all present.
w. A. Royston came from Barton and
took a photograph of the group. A
business meeting was called, Fannie
S. Carr was elected president: and
Fannie Sargent, secretary a vote was
taken to meet next year in Wheelock
if convenient, with Will Smith. Visit
ing members were: James Clark,
Emily Goodwin, Hattie McDufee, Mrs.
Heath. The cousins present were as
follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Laben OAR
ling, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Theron Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Noble Clark, Diantha Sanders,
Perley Sanders, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Johnson,
Fannie Sargent, Mae Quimby, Hattie
Gray, Malcolm Clark.
WEST GLOVER.
Mrs. Helen Cook is sick.
Mrs. Alma Martin is visiting friends
here.
Newell Vance is visiting relatives
here.
Little Arthur Magoon still remains
very sick.
Merrill Leland was in st. Johnsbury
one day last week.
Nj. and Mrs. Charles Wright were
in st. Johnsbury, June 22nd.
c.. w. Cook has put a new veranda
on his house, much improving its looks.
Mrs. 7. F. Wright spent a short
time with her son Charles last week.
The Irasburg Sunday school held e
picnic at Parker Pond June 21st. A
large crowd was present.
A. E. Dennison has returned home
from a two weeks'visit in IslandsPond
ASiCdL4OlAds L. V's anu OGIIC1 p4oSCo'
: A large number from this villag,
went to Glover village Sunday to hea
the Rev. Mr.. Davis preach. All fel
, we'll repaid for their effort.
, VIM. Anderson of Burwell, Neb.
expects to return home soon and woul
like to meet all the distant and nea
relatives of the Anderson family a
e the old home place, at |. w. Anderson's
Saturday, July 2. Come and bring
picnic dinner.
e Mrs. Margaret Willis, whose sick
g ness has been mentioned died June 21s
t at the home of James CalderwooC
where she has been faithfully care
for. Mrs. Willis was a kind and ger
erous woman. She came from SEQ
: land in 1850 married a Mr.. Frasie
l. with whom she lived a number {
: years. After his death she marie
Samuel Willis with whom she lived
years. Mrs. Willis was 90 years oil
last November and leaves many niece
and nephews to mourn her loss. TT
funeral services were held at til
home of James Calderwood. Rev. 4
B. Ross officiated and the burial VIZ
at Chamberlin hill cemetery in Alban.
GREENSBORO.
Mrs. Ernest Barber visited in Wo
colt last week.
n Clyle Morse of Bakersfield is cler
ing in B. M. Willey's store.
ID T. E. Gould was in town last week d
lie ing painting for F. A. Messer.
, Miss Lottie Ingalls, entertain
X friends from Morrisville last week.
Howard Pike of St. Johnsbury h
been visiting his sister, Mrs. H.
"a Haines.
John Burnham and Ernest Barb
were in Wolcott on business last we
a Saturday.
Albert Kinney, who has been tier
ing the Medical college at BurlingtC
is home for his summer vacation.
Rev. Glenn w. Douglass, deliver
a very interesting recital on ct
or Man Who Didn't Know Much" at
Congregational church last Frid
nd evening. All who heard him we
highly entertained.
n GREENSBORO BEND.
20, Mrs. Amelia Amsden is dangerou'
ILL.
nd Mr.. and Mrs. J.. H. Pope return
NJ from Burlington Saturday.
Dr. Mrs. Lizzie Brown of Ashland,
H., is stopping at E. l.. Adams.
nd Mr.. and Mrs. John Barr visited
IL E. H. Pope's in Barton Thursday.
M. L. Hutchins and Francis Lab,
were in Barton On business Friday.
" Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Withers of L,
don visited his parents here last We
8 Mrs. Lydia Chase of Glover is ST
ping at A. G. Chase's for a few wee
nd Mrs. Lena Fay of Hardwick visi
ire her sister, Mrs E. R. Collins, Wedn
-ry day.
. The workmen are putting in
foundation for the new Methodist p
his sonage.
Nv ord Mrc RuccoI~ Drew arc