Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-03-09

received several presents. Games
were played, a bountiful supper
served and all enjoyed the occasion.
The school board met Thursday and
organized by electing the following
officers: Chairman, E. A. Robinson;
clerk, Mrs. E, A. Robinson; superin-
tendent, Mrs. Marion Tinkham; tru-
ant officer, F. E. Hitchins; collector
of rents, W. S. Mcdowell.
BROWNINGTON CENTER.
I Viola Sheperd is working for A. P.
Alexander.
Lincoln Campbell's children have
scarlet fever.
Harry Dewing spent Sunday with
his parents at Glover.
Little Mildred Clark of Irasburg
visiting her uncle, Dana Clark.
The town meeting dinner was de-
clded success. Net proceeds. $4,000
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackman of Glover
were guests at Edgar Wells Sunday.
Arthur Williams is at work at the
Chandler Company electric mill.
Miss Hazel Heath of Albany is
visiting her uncles, Frank and Bert
| Seavey.
/ Bert Hazen and family of Barton
visited her sister, Mrs. Guy Sheperd
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Powers spent
/ Sunday at Barton with her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Maria Heath.
Mrs. Edwin AIdrich has gone to Co.
aticook, P. o., to care for an aunt,
who is very sick.
Edith Shepard returned home Sun
day, from few days stay with her
grandparents at Irasburg.
Mrs. Abbie Lord and her sister,
Miss Laura Flint of North Troy, are
visiting their cousin, Dana Clark.
Mrs. Florence Duval, and little
daughter, Doris, of West Burke re-
Gently visited her mother, Mrs. Aman-
da Powers.
The lecture given by Rev. W. A.
Warner under the auspices of the J.
y. M. A. M. was very much enjoyed
by all present. The attendance was
small on account of very bad roads.
State Councillor W. H. Jeffrey of
4 East Burke was in town and attended
the lecture.
EVANSVILLE.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold
poverty social at the home of Mrs.
Will King Tuesday, when Mrs. King
and Mrs. Christie will entertain.
CLOVER.
. Allen Speir is somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Simpson of Lyn-
donville were in town the first of the
week.
: See the notice in another part of
: this paper regarding a special town
} meeting.
1t was Harry Phillips, not Henry,
who furnished music at King, Smith
& Co.'s opening.
Edwin Alexander went to Hard
> wick last week and returned with
COW nd yearIing from the celebrated
5 herd of T, G. Bronson.
Miss Hattie French of st. Johns
bury, sister of S. B. French, was here
!, to attend the funeral of Mrs. French.
d A nephew of Mrs. French also at
Z tended.
) About thirty of the friends of Mr..
e and Mrs. A. B. Rich met at their home
Friday, the 4th, to help them eele-
f orAte the 25,h anniversary of their
v marriage. A bountifui dinner was
: served, after which s. n. CLARK pre-
n sented them few tokens of remem-
]. brance. The company left wishing
l MIR. and Mrs. Rich many happy re-
: turns of the day.
Glover grange will present play
entitled "The Village Postofice" next
Monday evening" the 14th, at Insti-
Il tute nall, after which there will be
new sugar and doughnuEs served.
All lady members please bring one
and one half dozen doughnuts. .Ad-
i mis- sion TO play 10 cents, supper 15
cents. Social dance alter sopper
n Ali cordially invited
:. Mrs. 8. B. French died Tuesday
e evening, the 1st, ABOUT O'clock,
s alter an illness of ABOUT three weeks.
The faneraI was held at the9house
Friday at l O'CLOCK, R9v. Milo Eddy
ufficiatiDg. Her son Hamoen Scott
and granddaughter Lola of Spring
tioiu were here TO attend the funeral
Much sympathy is felt for Mr. Ere ncb.
. who is oy the death of his wife LETT
! enJirely alone.
The final number of the Glover
lecture course was given Monday
evening before full audience in tha
: Unlversalist church. 1t was a con-
! cert by Ebert Poland and the ICarian
Doys, Mr.. Poland being reader and
the tour boys playing, respecti sely,
the violin, Cello, clarinet and harp.
Travis Walsh, BOY soprano with a
remarkably sweet voice, Was the So
loist Of the company. A program of
eight numbers, consisting of ensemble
selections by the company from
n grand opera, soloes by the 'cellist and
narpfst, ana humorous readings by
Mr.. FoIand, followed by the musical
: sketch, "A Night ins Venice,n was
gwen, eacn numoer receiving at least