Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-03

with his parents in Derby.
Mrs. Julia Young has gone to New
York to visit ber son, Charles Young
Simeon Clark went to Elmore last
week to stay a short time with his
parents.
John Churchill has returned to the
Mill village and will run the sawnlIs
once more.
Mrs. Jennie Randall and Miss Nellie
Allen spent New Years with Mrs.
Lola Allen.
E. Colburn is quite i'll. Charles
Berry is caring for the academy until
he recovers.
Rev. C. H. Rowley occupied the pull
pit in the Congregational church SUr-
day. Mr.. Gordon preached In 1ras-
burg.
Annual roll call of the Congrega-
tional society was held Saturday with
more than the usual number being
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Barber from
Glover and Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Bar
Der from Boston were guests of City
Garvin's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Pike, who
have been staying with his daughter,
Mrs. H. Corrow. for little, have re-
turned to the Orleans house.
There will be a social at the Mason
ic hall Thursday evening, Jan. 4 4
10 cent baked bean supper will be
served and good time 20 all.
G. G. Chasse has engaged Chester
Moffett of Eden, who will serve &
lnor
plumbing and tins smiths trade.
GLOVER.
Mrs Howe is very low and falling
Mrs. Ellen Abbott is not so well of
late.
Asa Chase was in town last week on
| business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Derusha Wis
| tied his father at Derby last week
Harold Wilson is staying with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs n H.
Wilson.
Mrs. Olin Drew was quite aT last
week but Is somewhat improved at
present.
Arnold Mastie is the new operator
at the creamery and is well liked by
the patrons.
o. &. Miles is taking possession OF
his house recently purchased oE
| Frank Dunn.
Irwin Walker, who was injured 5B
the woods some time ago, is not YET
able to go out
Mason S. Stone, state supernten-
dent of education, will speak In the
North church Jan. II.
The play given New Years night
by .he Glover Cornet band was we'll
rendered and well attended
At the Q. G. Miles auction, cows
all. oung cattle sold well and read
lily as did the other articles adyer-
tised.
Rev W. B. Dukeshire Will have
charge of the Epworth League service
Sunday evening, Jan. Z. Let every
one come.
The Ladies Mite society will hoJd p
social and dinner at town hall at noon
on Friday, ] an. 5th. All are cordial
ly invited.
Allen Packard, cartoonist, who
gave an entertainment as number or
the lecture course last evening, gave
| good satisfaction.
A. P. Bean and Mrs. Amy L. An
derson, both of this place, were mar
ried Dec. 26. Their many friends ex-
tend congratul atoms.
The next number of the lecture
course comes Jan. Is, 1.-The Festival
Artists and Catherine Cole" and is
= | very highly recommended.
There will be a donation at the NJ
q E. church Wednesday. Jan. 10. for the
benefit of Rev. W. E. Dukeshire-
6 Oysters served at noon in vestry. All
are invited.
Y Lincoln Pratt from st. Johnsbury
was in town New Years day and at
tended the play. his many old ac-
;. qusintances were pleased to have
an opportunity to speak with him.
: At the last meeting of Gfvver
: grange, No. 272. the following officers
were elected: NJ, E. L. Alexander :
O., F. W. Hastings; L., Mrs A. P
: Bean; S., J. F./Taylor. assistant S.,
O Alva Rich; chap. Mrs. Nancy Drew :
treas, Belle N Davis; sec., Elnor9
L. P. Simpson; G. K, Armour Smith ,
Ceres, Mrs. E. L. Alexander; Pomo-
ma, Mrs. Lizzie Carpenter; Flora,
d Mrs. John Smith; L. A. S.. Matte
Chapman pianists, Mrs. ]. F. Taylor .
= Mrs Roy Christie, Mrs. o. G. Miles :
n ex. CON-, A. P. Bean. H. A. Phillips,
e F. H. Percival.
Il Whereas it has pleased our Heaven
ly Father to remove from our midst
Z | Lot fhr7r
:. 1T seems but just that fitting recog-
milton of his virtues should be had.
+ Resolved-That while in bis death
). his wife and relatives are called to
= mourn the loss of a loved one the
grange loses a faithful member, one
that was always ready to work.
II Resolved That We extend TO the