Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-05-03

The o. E. S. will hold their install
lation next Wednesday evening.
Merle Colburn from Orleans is Wis
iting his grandfather, E. E. Colburn.
Mrs. c. w Dustan is very ill. Miss
Beecher from Johnson is caring for
her.
DR.. c. w. Dustan is confined to his
bed again and has nurse caring for
him.
DIR. and Mrs. Cheney, also Mr.. and
Mrs. Dutton, are in town, called here
by the serious illness of Mrs. G. w.
Dustar.
Rev. Gordon of Derby occupied the
pulpit in the Congregational church
last Sunday in exchange with his son,
Rev. E. R. Gordon.
Mrs. Burnham, when going to her
sugar orchard, stood new shovel on
the corner by the house, thinking to
find it when returning and take it
home but-alas! She would be very
grateful to the man who borrowed it
IT he would either return it to her or
leave it where he found it.
CLOVER.
| Mrs. Henry Phillips is quite i'll.
Ralph Gray has been in town for a
few days.
f. A. Smith of ST. Johnsbury was at
home Sunday.
Mrs. Kelton is stopping with her son,
c. A. Kelton.
Mr.. Shedd is moving into Amy An
derson's tenement.
Miss Ina Hopkins of Newport spent
Sunday with Mrs. Mcqueen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown spent
Sunday with Mrs. Chapman.
Mrs. Cameron has gone to Green's
boro to teach in one uf the schools.
Mabel Dewing is teaching at West
Burke and Nellie Dewing at Brown
! ington.
Mrs Hudson has been moved to the
home of Mrs. Arms trong, who is car
ing for her.
| A party of fishermen from Barton
are stopping at Amos Beans cottage
at Stone Pond.
The many friends of Mrs. Hancock
regret to hear Of her illness at her
| home in Lowell, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Abbott, who
have spent the winter at Southern
Pines are on their way here.
/ Glover orchestra will furnish music
for social dance at Institute hall on
Friday evening. Proceeds for benefit
of Glover ball team.
Beginning May LIST, Geo. K. Drew
will furnish milk for five cents per
quart. And it is milk you enjoy US
ing. Always wholesome, strictly pure
and of very rich quality.
Mason Post No. Is and, Mason w,
r. c. are to meet the 18th of May. 1t
is hoped that every member of both
Post and Corps will be present, as
Memoria Day will be here soon.
Mrs. o. M. Rowell will be at the
with her large assortment of millinery.
Plan to attend. She has everything
in infants, children's misses and la
dies street hats, tailored hats and pat
tern hats in New York and Bostoa
styles.
Schools began May LIST with Miss
McDuffee and Miss Chandler at the
village, Mildred Lang at the Parish,
Ethel Uric at the City, Marion Bick-
ford at the Centre. Gladys Cameron
at the Beach, Jennie Young at the
Wright. Maud Findlay at the Island
and Cora Mossman at West Glover.
An l.. T. L. has been organized at
Glover in connection with the w. c..
L. U. This was organized by one of
the state organizers. 1t is Co. G, No.
4: Hazel Miles is president; Sadie
Wilson, secretary and Ida Bean
treasurer. There were sixteen MEM
bers present at the first meeting. The
next meeting will be held at the
schoolroom Friday afternoon. May 5th
at four O'Clock.
The "Cheerful Doings club" met at
Institute hall Friday evening, April
28th. They were entertained by Mar
ion and Howard Bickford The en-
tertalnment was splendid success in
every way and the young people who
attended felt that they had had one
of the pleasantest times of their
| ives. 1t would De We'll Ii the young
people could be encouraged in having
social gatherings of this kind.
WEST CLOVER.
School commenced May 1st, Miss
| Cora Mossman, teacher.
| Morris Leland has commenced work
-! in II. T. Sewers store.
L. s. Bullock has made 1875 pounds
of sugar from 367 trees.
Walter Scott and help are at South
| Albany to saw out the lumber there.