Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-02-22
EAST CRAFTSBURY.

EAST cRAFTSBURY. (
John Kendrick is ill.
Miss Helen Stewart is working for
Mrs. Clyde Anderson.
Mrs. Guar E. Hanson of Barton
visited friends last week
The meetings of the Junior G.. E.
society have been discontinued until |
May.
The monthly dinner will be given by |
the Ladies' Missionary society on
Thursday, Feb. z3.
Miss Martha Paterson is at Richard
the family who are ill.
GLOVER.
Miss Emma Alger was at home last
week on account Of illness.
Mrs. N L, Dow was in St. Johns
bury the first Of the week.
Lola Sargent. who has been teach
ing at East Enosburg. has returned
home.
Mrs. E. L. Alexander visited her
brother, DR.. Fred Aldrich in Derby
last week.
George Anderson was on the sick
list last week. suffering with an at
tack of erysiplas.
1.-The w. G. T. u. held their usual
monthly meeting with Mrs. Roy Chris
; tie Tuesday afternoon.
The last quarterly conference Will
be held Tuesday af ernoon, Feb. T28.
. F. w. Lewis, district superintendent,
will be present.
The village school closed Tuesday
of this week. Miss Doris Cameron and
, Miss Hattie McDuffee have been the
efficient teachers.
Alden Philips is to assist the younp
people of Albany in a minstrel enter
: tainment given in Albany dnesday
evening Of this week.
: Mrs. John Mcdonald, who has been
| spending the winter in Plymouth, N.
= IT,, caring for sister who has been
i'll, returned to her home Monday.
= An original pension has been al.
= lowed Simeon N. Clark, as guardian
t of Cordelia N. Walcott at the rate of
. twelve dollars per month from Janu-
: airy II, 1911.
The services at the Methodist
: church last Sunday were of patriot
lc nature. The pastor preached ar
interesting sermon. calling attention tc
6 some Of the leading men ia the civil
! war. The band was present and as
1 sisted in the service.
= The Daughters of Liberty will give
= promenade and box party on Wed
= nesday evening, March 1st, at Insti
, tute hall. Glover orchestra will
furnish music. Ladies' please brine
! boxes. Prizes will be given for the
/ three prettiest boxes Hot coffee
will be served at five cents per CUP
o Admission free, all cordially invi tied
n WEST GLOVER.
g Clarence Wilson has commenced
q work at Barton.
! The concert given by the band viii
be in the church Feb. oath.
! Vernon Tichurst of St. Johnsbury
g spent Sunday with his parents.
- - A number from here attended the
. funeral of F. Crane at Craftsbury.
q Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chase wei
y coined daughter to their home Feb Il
r, Mrs. Eda Devereaux and childre,
y visited her mother. Mrs. Wilson, las
r week.
0. J. Paquette from Hardwicl
it called on his brother and other friend
n last week.
- Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Magoon an,
-. children spent Sunday at Walter Col
= by's at Barton.
o Mrs. Hiram Phillips and son Gerald
5, who have been visiting friends, have
returned home.
u Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Cook are enter
Il tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer fror
- Yarmouth, Me.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Frank LaClair speu
# Sunday with her parents, MIR. an
Mrs. Alec Magoon.
- Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Stiles hav
= been spending few days with rels
:. tives in Evansville.
n Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Cutler of Ba,
h ton and Mr.. and Mrs. c.. F. Wrigh
visited at P. H. SINNERS Friday.
y The Willing Workers met with Mr.,
c. w. Cook Thursday and electe
Julia Magoon, vice president; Berth
Young, secretary; Mrs. Annie Boz
I land, treasurer.
GREENSBORO.
Mrs. Jane M. Evans went to Bostc
last week Saturday.
Geo. A. Porter was in Burlington
few days last week.
Will A. Hardy is assisting in tt
creamery for few days.
Geo. Massey is again driving stag
after two weeks vacation.
II Charles Anderson has finished h
work for T. H. Dufur and returnt
hone.
J. w. Campbell came home fro
Burlington hospital last week Frid;
much improved in health.