Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-08-30

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ter, Mrs. Charles White. Thursday
morning. A more extended notice
W II be found in East Craftsbury items.
The Glover minstrels will repeat
by request "Mr. Whites" Minstrel
show on Friday evening at Institute
hall. Twenty-Five people take part in
the show. Prof. Dana will do some
Of his famous cartooning on the stage.
Dance after the play. Tickets at
Davis store.
WEST GLOVER.
Roy Buchanan has purchased a new
Brush automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark were guests at
Mrs. Edwards recently.
Mrs. Cora Thompson and children
are visiting relatives here.
Elmon Gray of Sheffield spent last
week at Herman Prescott's.
Addie Jesseman spent short time
with her uncle, S. T. Vance.
School commenced Aug. 18th,
Miss Gladys Cameron teacher.
Howard Slack and Walter Colby
called on relatives here August "a.
Some young people from Irasburg
have been camping at Parker pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Humphrey
spent day last week at George
Fisk's.
Clyde and Carroll Wilcox from Nor
gan visited their aunt, Mrs. Hastings
last week.
Mrs. Emma Skinner has had her
house painted and C. w. Cook is hav-
ing his barn painted.
Mrs. Carrie Bunker from Manches-
ter. N. H., has been with her siste~,
Mrs. r. w. Buchanan. 81
Miss Cora Curtis, former teacher,
recently visited Mrs. Agnes Cook and
called on other friends here.
Chas. Vance from Manchester. N.
H., visited his brother, s. T. Vance
and other relatives recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Barber and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Cook were in
Craftsbury. Aug. 18th to attend a
funeral.
r. w. Buchanan recently received a
large quantity of trout fry from the
state fish hatchery and placed them IN
Hartwell pond.
There will be an entertainment at
the hall Friday evening by Edw ard
Frye, humorous reader, proceeds for
benefit of the Willing Workers. The
entertainment will begin at s o'clock,
At the close cake and coffee will be
served and social time spent. Ad-
mission 20 cents, children 10 cents.
Ladies please bring cake.
Holland.
Eleanor Palm visited in Island Pond
recently.
Several attended the Barton fair
this year.
Mrs. James Hamilton has returned
to her home in Derby.
ANY Moulton has returned home
from her work in Morgan.
Mildred Bryant or st. Johnsbury is
visiting at William Hackett's.
Esther Williams of Island Pond is
visiting her grandfather, E. A. Fer
rim.
Iva and Bertha Hackett have re.
turned from their visit at st. Johns,
bury.
Mabel Waterman has been quite Ill
the past week but is much better al
this writing.
Mrs. E. Ferrin is able to be about
again, which her many friends are
pleased to hear.
Many of the young ladies of this
place took the teachers examination
at Derby Thursday and Friday
Holland grange is invited to unit,
with the Lake Seymour grange a
Morgan beach for field day, Aug. 8
Walter Judd, whose serious illness
has been mentioned in this paper
died Tuesday morning, August e.
He has been patient sufferer during
the sickness. He was a prosperou.
| farmer and will be greatly MISE il
the community. His sister, Mrs
Ferguson Of Bellows Falls ard ais,
his only son Ora were with him at tn,
last. He leaves to mourn his loss
large family and host of friends
The family have the sympathy of tn,
entire community.