Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-09-13
CLOVER.

anu HlahIug OIneF Improvement Us.
E. l.. Alexander and family have
been visiting his parents in Canada.
Miss Clara Richardson from Went
worth, N. H., is visiting at Sam
Beams.
Mrs. Ellen Abbott will be cared for
at L. P. Drew's during the absence of !
her daughter.
A little granddaughter of Mr.. and |
Mrs. IS. N. Clark has been visiting |
them recently.
Will Calkins is shingling his cottage
recently purchased, and making other
repairs upon it.
At the Davis auction, cows sold
from $40 to over $40 and other stock
in proportion.
The ladies' Mite society will give a
harvest dinner at the town hall on
Friday at noon.
Olin Rowell and Charles Williams
of Albany were in town on business
one day last week.
Mrs. Milo Wilson and child from
Brighton, Mass, have been visiting
at M. H. Wilson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Walker have
gone to New Hampshire to run a
boarding hoSse for the winter.
The w. c. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. Armstrong, Tuesday at 80
} O'Clock p. m. Everyone is invited.
Mrs. Martin Abbott went to Mont
real for an operation recently. The
operation was successful and she is
improving rapidly and will soon be
home.
Mrs. Lillian Mcqueen has gone to
Atlanta, Ca. where she has the man
agement of fitting up and opening a
new winter resort containing 400
rooms and 26 baths, with prospect
of going to Augusta to open another
e house Of similar size.
While Mr.. sand Mrs. Pete Stone and
+. little son were driving down the steep
1 hill from their home to Glover village
: one day last week, some part of the
harness gave way and the horse ran,
overturning the carriage. The child
4 had bad cut on the head, and Mr..
q Stone had a foot badly hurt, besides
r numerous other bruises.
There was a pleasant gathering re-
!. Gently of relatives and friends at the
f home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Skinner
4 to meet her sister, Mrs. Eliza M
,. Page from Colorado. Those present
II E. L. Clark, Lillian Taylor from Ca
:. naan. N. H., Mrs. Carder and daugh
+ ter Norma of Lyndonville, Geo W
q Clark and daughter, Adra Drumming
n Mary Wilkinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Harle!
W Paige from Barton. and Oscar C
r. Skinner of Topeka. Kansas.
,r Our summer guests, like ''birds o
is PASSAGE, have flown, or in the word
n of Artemus Ward. 'they hvae got u
u and went" but we trust they had
;. sufficiently enjoyable time to retur
a another summer and bring thei
lle friends. On Friday evening, Sept l
is Mr. Whites Minstrels repeated by re
" quest their entertainment of last wiz
y ter. to which Mr.. Albee and the Misse
I, Albee contributed a very pleasin
re number. The entertainment was fo
IN lowed by an informal dance which wa
te much enjoyed by all present. Anon
n our summer guests we note the fo
n lowing: Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Garter
E. daughters Marion and Helen, an
Y. sons George and Harold, who wer
Of costly domiciied in the furnished honl
IN of the Misses Blodgett. This is tn
e. Carriers fourth season here and w
n shall look forward with pleasure t
ny their return another summer. Mr. an
,g Mrs. J. R; Albee. daughters Ethe
ie and Rachel, and Ralph Higgins c
he Springfield. Mass. Portus B. Clar
15 Of Chelsea, Mass, and Miss Add
y; l'"sh Of WASHINGTON. D. c. Mrs
1d Nina Parrish spier of Randolph. 8
DIS at +. G. Ford's. Mrs. Myrtle n
u Clarke, Bradford, and Mr.. and Mrs
s. Fl. Steele ard son of New Hayer
Id Conn, a. Z. Fl. Nye's. Mr.. and Mr.!
n W. c. Leonard and daughter Harrie
ne Of Cambridge, Mass. Dr.. and Mrs I
o. Almon Leonard Of Santa Fe, N./Mex
p at ChapinLeonaro' Carl NJ. Abbot
ne Atflaboro, Mass, at NJ. Abbott's. Z
IS L. Tsench, Elmer French, Mr.. an
It Mrs. artin French, from Massacht
st setts a J. F. Taylor's. Mrs. G. F
er Chandler. Lowell, Mass. at tn
he Misses Blodgett's. The w~iter crave
to pardon if any names have bee
omitted.
WEST GLOVER.
Mrs. Agnes Cook is having he
ne house painted.
Miss Eta Litch6eld is at Get
10. Humphreys for time.
by The young folks held corn roast,
Geo. Young's Monday. Sept. 4.
Harold Baker has gone to Royaltc
OF to visit his sister and aunt.
Clyde Barber has finished work
the creamery.
7et Mrs. Earl Barber has gone to h
home in Boston.
ng Mrs Row Stiles haa oona 70 =
home in Connecticut
rm N. G. Stevens has had his carria,
house and creamery painted
I'LL Bertha Simpson is at the cent?
ht- Office while Miss Alger has a vac
tion.