Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-04-05

F.,
University at Burlington, is visiting
his uncle, Charles Root.
Mrs. Guy Edgerly went to Burling-
ton hospital last week, DR.. G. w.
Dustin accompanying her.
Mr.. Weaver of Burlington is in
town, working in the interests Of the
Dairymen's association recently
formed.
Harold Chappell, who has been Wis
iting his friend, Lee Cowies, has re-
turned to Barre wnere he is attend
ing school.
The g.. E. society held a cob web So
cial Wednesday evening at the church
vestry. which was much enjoyed by
all present.
Aunt Emma Allen passed her 18th
birthday last Tuesday and was re-
membered by boquet of tulips, also
one of roses and many other remem-
brances. Although confined to her bed
she always has the same thoughtful
interest for every thing.
EVANSVILLE.
For some reason the whistle at the
Pike Company mill did no blow for
noon on Saturday. 1t being April LIST,
however. it is not expected that the
shop will be closed for repairs.
Additional Evansville news on page
six.
CLOVER.
The Ernest Workers will serve
warm sugar at the vestry Wednesday
April II from to p. m.
Those who remain Of the pupils OF
Orleans Liberal Institute under the
principalship of Isaac A. Parker, 1853
to 1853, will be glad to know that one
Mr.. Parker at his home in Galesburg,
H., found him in good physical
health for a man now 85 years
old and intellectually as active,
and earnestly devoted to the best
things in life as when he was
the teacher, guide and inspirer of his
classes in this village more than half
century ago. 1t is only recently that
he has given up active work in Lom-
bard college and he still holds an hon.
ored place in the councils Of the col
lege, as professor emeritus in the
chair which he filled for more than
years a member of the board of
5 trustees of the handsomely housed
: and equipped public library of Gales
burg and an active factor in the di-
rection of its affairs. He retains a
lively interest in his old Glover pupils
and recalled many incidents of his
work here. In his home community
, he is doctor Parker" by virtue of
the honorary degree conferred upon
hic:, aud it was pleasure TO observe
. the uniform courtesy, Difference and
" oh h bxT Iof fnC
: and fellow citizens.
WEST GLOVER.
Elmer Smith is at home for short
time.
> Vernon Tichurst was home from st.
Johnsbury over Sunday.
Vernal Miles is helping N. T. Ly-
man during sugaring.
Several from here attended the
Pillsbury sale at Barton.
Mrs. Edith Edwards was in New
port one day last week On business.
Henry Wells of Coventry was a
e guest at O. H. Mossman's recently.
. E. o. Randall has been sick this
week, and unable to be in the store.
Miss Clark from St. Johnsbury
, spent a few days last week at A. L..
- Tichurst's!
Little Charles Garvin is staying
+ with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Barber.
st GREENSBORO.
F. A. Messer was in Boston on
business the first of last week.
% F. A. Messer is working in hi:
creamery at Cabot this week.
~ Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Simpson, who
s have been i'll with grip, are slowly re.
covering.
ID Mrs. Rose Tolman and Mrs. Thom-
S as Wilson were in St. Johnsbury last
week Thursday.
in Rev. F. A. Collins attended the
l. Presbytery meeting at st. Johnshury
ar last week Tuesday.
Miss Edith Kibbey has finished
st work for Mrs. Henry Miller and is al
I'd work for Mable Melvin.
'r Mrs. VIM. Barr and grandson, VIM.
Darlington, went to Cabot On Monday
m for few weeks stay.
~ Doathy Porter and Frank Dufur,
u Jr., are at home from st. Johnsbury
for their Easter vacation.
L Ralph Williams has finished work
w for Henry Miller and will work for
40 c. B. Cook during suga ring.
W
Resolutions of Respect Whereas,
in His Infinite wisdom and love, it ha.
pleased Almighty God to call from
tn this mortal existence to the realm.
above Brother Granger. Frank S
Melvin, and the gateway to the eter
oy nal city has opened to welcome hin
to his home and
he Whereas. he has completed hi
work in shedding light into dalk
ened souls and in bringing joy int
H. places of misery and as his rewsrf
has received the plaudit "wel