Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-07-05
WEST GLOVER.

WEST GLOVER.
Two united with the church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leach welcomed a son
to their home Friday.
Pearl Vance spent the week end
with friends in Irasburg.
R. O. Buchanan has been spending
a few da! S in Burlington.
Miss Beatrice Scott from Coventry |
spent day at her uncle's last week.
The Glover band gave an open air
concert in this village on Friday eve |
ming.
The many friends of Mrs. Eddy will
be glad to know she is able to be out
again.
Muriel and Paul Wells recently
spent week at the home of their
uncle, o. H. Mossman.
Oscar Skinner from Kansas and
Mrs. Cordelia Cutler from Barton
called on friends here last week.
spent day in Craftsbury with their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Garvin.
School in the Wright district fin
ished June 30. Those having no
marks during the term were Annie
Calderwood, Theda Calderwood, Ida
Wright, Phyllis Uric, Bernice King,
Walter King, Ross Wright. Blanche
Paquette, Isabelle Paquette, Blanche
| Porter, Edgar Locke were absent one
half day. Walter Cusson was absent
| one day.
GREENSBORO.
H. W. ellis, who has been i'll, is
better.
Walter C. Simpson was at home
over Sunday.
Mrs. A. E. Chaffee is stopping for
short time at B. M. Willey's.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Drown are the
happy parents of a son, born June
Goth.
Miss Mabel Wilson Of Springfield,
Mass. is visiting her uncle, Thomas
Wilson.
Mrs. B. M. Wiley is spending few
days with relatives in Morrisville anc
Waterville.
Luther Smith started last Tuesda!
for Europe, expecting to be absen
two or three months.
J. Collier began July 1st to driv,
the stage between East Craftsbur.
, and Greensboro village.
Rosetta Tolman, Mrs. Thomas vii
son and Mrs. Martha Pettee were il
St. Johnsbury Thursday or business.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Olmstead en-
tertained their brother-in-laW, Mr.
. | Henderson, from Barnet over Sunday
Last Saturday Mrs. Sarah Frenc
2 was moved from North Craftsbury t
: L. E. Atherton's, where she will b
= cared for.
Mrs. w. Langeway has gone fror
L. A. Jackson'S, where she has bee
for few weeks, to her daughters i
D Hardwick.
H. H. Bailey, who has filled tn
: position of stage driver between Eas
Craftsbury and Greensboro so accept
ably, finished the work June Goth.
J. Prof. Gilmore of Cabot spoke to tn
members of the Tuck-a -bache clu
II and their guests at the Congregation
/. al church Friday evening. After tn
n entertainment ice cream and cak
l. were served.
The school in No. 6, closed with
d picnic on Barr Hill Friday Their
r were SO present in all. A very goo
time is reported. Nine out of tn
twelve pupils in school had no absen
- marks, Mildred and Aida Fairbanks
= Charles and Maurice Goodrich, Wi
liam Spiers and Ted, Ellis, Robel
st and Della Rodgers. Elsie Spiel
~ missed one day.
Resolutions of Respect Where's
to our Heavenly Father. whose kind
n hand is in all the affairs of men,
death as well as in life, has Gale
ST from earthly society our friend ar
10 brother, Nelson Mitchell, and
Whereas, We seek to bend our will
to His and recognize that all that F
as does is we'll, be it
C. Resolved, That we, as the Caspis
Lake grange, No. 1872, by these res
nd lutions express our feeling of loss
lie the departure of our fellow laborer.
a Resolved, That we give our syn
patty to his widow, all of his fami
and other bereaved ones.
lie Resolved, That our charter
w draped for period of thirty days.
Is Resolved, That copy of these res
buttons be sent to the bereaved wido