Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-07-06
NORTH cRAF1ssuRY.

Mrs. C. w. Dustin has returned
from johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Keller were in
Irasburg for July 4th.
Miss Mary Root is in Burlington
hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Chasee enter
tanned friends at their cottage July 4.
Miss Lillian Thornton has closed her
school and is stopping at Mr.. Coles.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Rawson from
Newport are at the Orleans house for
a few days.
Miss Lila Larabee and her sister
are are home from Waterbury for
short vacation.
Scott Rawson and family have taken
possession of Mrs. Paddock S residence
for the summer.
Lee Cowles has gone to Michigan
where he has employment in an auto
mobile factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradbury from Con-
necticut were recent arrivals at the
Orleans House.
A. B. Pike recently sold his fire
chestnut horse to Sears & Russell of
Irasburg for $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy R. Garvin and
little son from Lunenburg are visiting
at A. R. Garvin's.
| Mrs. Haines and two daughters and
Mrs. Bustles from Phildelphia are
boarding at A. B. Pixies.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Orleans House are Mr.. and Mrs. Ross,
three children and two maids, also
Miss Carpenter from Philadelphia.
DR.. C. w. Dustin was taken very i'll
at the home of Mr.. Darling where he
was called last Sunday. Drs. Bibby
and Bates were called, the trouble being
pronounced gall stones. His immedi-
ate recovery is hoped for.
GLOVER.
Mrs. Jennie Gray was not so we'll
the first Of the week.
Charles Waite is visiting his nephew,
Allen Shedd, in Irasburg.
Frank Drew has sold his cottage at
Stone Pond to A. P. Bean.
Minnie Shepherd is i'll with what is
reported to be typhoid fever.
Two sons of DR.. Warren Clark were
in town the first Of the week.
Leonard Drew and family spent the
first of the week at L. P. Drew's.
Miss Mary Arthur returned home
from Boston Saturday for the summer.
Mrs. Myra Ford has not been as
we'll of late and is confined to her bed.
Arson Clark and family of Newport
are o1Ipsts of Mr. and Mrs, Row Chris
tie.
Mrs. Victoria Cameron has finished
her school in Greensboro and returned
home.
4 Frank Drew has purchased the upper
Clark farm. Reported consideration
i $500.
About two hundred attended the
f barn dance at Carl Beams last Friday
evening.
o Mrs. Ellen Abbott is some what i'm
proved although she is still practically
helpless.
: John Tate has moved into the tene-
. ment recently vacated by Wesley
1 Sherburne.
Rev. G. L. Shaeffer and R. A. Bean
IS of Orleans visited at A. P. Beans the
g first of the week.
The Epworth League will hold a
:, Aawn social on the lawn of Noble Clark
'r on the evening Of July IA.
Children's day will be observed at
!, the M. E. church, next Sunday in
IL place Of the usual service.
Porte Clark is in town for the sum-
IS mer revisiting the scenes of his early
at bays. He is boarding at Levi Drew's.
Glover Grange No. 272 will confer
~ the third and fourth degrees Monday
}. EVENING" uly II. Ladies please bring
cake.
lie Alice Hanson is assisting in the
r. home of Charles Gray. Mrs. Gray has
improved so as to dispense with her
m nurse.
to Miss Eta Judd has been spending g
week with her parents here. She re-
as turned Tuesday to c. H. Atkins at
y Westmore, where she works.
Carl Bean recently received baG
w blow on the back of his neck from the
% fall of moving machine which he hao
raised up on prop to repair.
Of Hon. w. F. Clark of Geneva, N. Y.
fo is in town attending to matters OF
y business. James Clark, who has beer
here for some weeks will remain fo
IN a few weeks longer.
y Many of the citizens of Glover ap
preciate the action of the trustees In
ar forbidding the use of fire crackers anc
ID other explosives on our streets, max
re ing the Fourth much more enjoyable
day to all.
j. The ladies of the Mite society will
tn meet at the school building next Sat-
S. urday afternoon at 2 O'Clock for the
purpose of transacting important
IF business. Each member is requested
is to be present.
ne WEST GLOVER.
" Myrtle Dewing is helping at R. C
Gfouoac