Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-11-29

Mr.. Wright of Coventry visited his
aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. |
Holbrook, recently.
Miss Iva Burbank and her brother
visited their grandmother, Mrs. Bull.
lock of Morgan Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Kittredge and
little son visited at C.. K. WhippIe's
in Newport Center Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Blay will live
with her mother. Mrs. Dupont, this
winter and he will work for Mr.. John
son on the Grout farm.
Miss Katherine Williams and Earl
Gilman of Newport were married Fri
day. Nov. Oath. Mrs. Gilman's Derby
friends wish her much happiness.
CLOVER.
Mrs. Archie Donahue is visiting
relatives in town.
Gordon Mckay has sold his house in
Glover village to Benz. Wilson.
Irwin Walker is improving from his
injury as rapidly as could be expected.
The play, "Brookdale Farm" has
been postponed on account of small
pox.
Sixteen deer were reported to Game
Warden Parker as shot by Glover
hunters.
Mrs. G. S. Parker's mother, Mrs.
Lee of ST. Johnsbury. has come to
spend the winter with her.
F.; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Bickford will
close their house here and have rooms
at Barton through the cold weather.
On page one of this issue will be
found several letters from various
Glover people on the ~senatorship
: question.
Mrs. Charles Cheslay. who has been
in the hospital at Montreal for lever
al weeks, returns home today, much
improved.
The cutting of the lumber on Cha
!, pin Leonard's farm will begin about
: Dec. lst- A mill will be erected and
the parties who have purchased the
lumber will bring a large force OF
help with them to do the work.
. Sunday, Dec. 3rd, Rev. Warner
will preach a Thanksgiving sermon
+ for the Jr. o. U. A. M. and the D. of
. L. in the Congregational church at 2
, o. 10. The band will furnish music.
, A special invitation is extended to
the Mason Post and the w. R. c.
, WEST GLOVER.
Aubird and Hiram Phillips each go
= a good deer.
a Mrs. Dana Sisco is reported a
quite sick.
l n. C. Stevens is preparing to built
) an Ice house.
S NJ. A.. Davio and family hav'
moved to Newport.
l Mr.. Cass, who owns the Ed. Coo
l place, is having a house built.
Y Gordon Baker, who had an opera
ton recently, is getting along well.
e Miss Maud Findlay. a former teach
- err, was the guest of Mrs. Agnes Coo
!, last week.
is John Borland and Ellis Prescott
If were at home from CasweH's Mil
each with a fine deer.
n Miss Ethel Ross and Mrs 4; F
~ Ross and children were in the village
GSON- IL dJS otJClIuSO SdC
Workers meeting.
. The Willing Workers met with Mr..
Belle Vance, Nov. 22nd. A larg
in number were present and an exec
ID lent dinner was served. Work wa
III done for the society.
John RorIand and Ellis Presco
a. took their deer to Barton, where wi
six other deer captured by the hun
= ers in camp with them, MIR. Roysts
:. took a photograph Of the eight deer.
NJ GREENSBORO.
err H. NJ. Farr was in ST. Johnsbu:
Thursday.
~ Mrs. E. E. Harrison has returned
n. Montpelier.
S. Mrs. Rosa Tolman Was in Hardwi
ay last week.
r. Mrs. H. M. Farr visited her sist
os in Barnet Wednesday and Thursday.
IS. Mrs. Jane Evans started for B.
muda Tuesday, where she expects
e. spend the winter.
nd Ralph Williams was able to- col
" home from the hospital Thursday a
Is Improving since.
er- Mr.. and Mrs. N. Burbank ha
closed their cottage and returned
IS, their home in Walden.
rv- Mr.. and Mrs L. w. Harrison hs
N. returned from their visit to tn
is. daughter in L~yndonville.
te- The Smallpox Fake" article viii
~ appeared in the Monitor last we
u.s. was misleading. There are no new
ms infected families in town but sever
w. new cases in families where the d
: ease had already existed, rangi
from very mild to sever and in g
from four weeks to rs years.
meetings or public gatherings are
allowed. There have been all t.
between 80 and 100 cases since
middle of August. Some famil
In have been disinfecled and relea'
from quarantine, but more are S
ida under strict quarantine. Both
state and local board of health cons
err the outlook encouraging if PEG