Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-10

| Mrs. Naomi Hudson, who has been
| in poor health for may years, died at
the home of her brother Friday. The
| funeral was held Monday at l o'clock.
It is seldom that this place has two
funerals the same day as was the case
With Mrs. Hudson and Mrs. Howe.
Glover grange No. 272, will present
The Husking Bee," at Institute
hall, Friday evening, Jan. 18th Box
supper after the play. Ladies are re-
quested to bring plain boxes with
name inside. Admission 20 cents,
children 10 cents. Boxes will be SOLD
for rs cents each.
State Supt. of Education Mason S.
Stone, and Editors w. J. B1gelow and
Frank l.. Greene will speak at the
North church on the evening of Jan.
II on "Vermont's Forward Move
ment." The meeting is free and it
is subject all should be interested in.
Come out and fill the house.
L. L. Drew of West Derby will be
here with moving pictures Thursday
evening. Those who attended when
he was here several weeks ago pro-
nounced the entertainment very fine.
AS Mr.. Drew is one of our Glover
boys we should give him good house,
this being the last show he expects to
give here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Howe, widow of the
late Ezra Howe of South Glover, died
Saturday morning. She had made her
home at Harley Drew's the greater
part of the time since her husbands
death. Last summer she suffered
partial shock and has steadily declined
since that time. Mr.. Drew's people
have given her the best of care all
through her illness. The funeral was
held there Monday afternoon.
The next entertainment of the lee
ture course will be given at the North
church Glover Tuesday evening. Jan.
10Th, by the famous A. J. ,Harpin
Musical Company. 1t is expected
that this will be one Of the best enter
tainments given in the lecture course
this season. A. J. Harpin, the
French-American basso, Marcia West
Lewis. contraIto and Francis Josef
Martin, theory pianist are all famous
as musical artists. The company will
be assisted by Miss Catherine Cole
reader. The company comes highly
recommended and an entertainment
t of high order is assured to those
: who attend.
WEST CLOVER.
y Mrs. Emma Skinner is with her
: son, H. II. Skinner, for time.
There are no new cases of scarlet
1 fever and school commences again
j Monday.
: Warren Barber is at home from
Randolph. where he has been visiting
, relatives.
: Marie Baker, who spent the holi
days at home, has gone to Royalt on
where she is attending school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, who have
been visiting relatives in Stannard
have returned to N. G. Stevens.
r. C. Stevens had the misfortune
to get finger badly jammed recently
r while helping to move gasoline en-
gine.
: The friends of Dean Mitchell will be
sorry to hear he had the misfortune
Y 20 break his leg while working in the
woods, Jan. 1st.
q G. A. Humphrey has been making
n extensive repairs on the inside Cf hi!
house and also putting in hot water
laundry tubs, and bathroom.
n The Congreg rational church held {
!. roll call and business meeting a
. schoolhouse hall, Jan. End All en-
r joyed the dinner and social hour.
5 George F. Lee, a former residen
i, here, died at the home of his nephew
+ Charles F. Lee. He was veteran o
the civil war. The funeral wa
largely attended by Farnsworth Post
HOLLAND.
J. F. Waterman was in Island Pont
n recently.
: H. L. Todd of Morgan is pressing
I hay al F. r. Moulton's.
t Will; Kelley and family spent Jan
a 1st with an aunt in Derby.
: Mrs. J. F. Waterman has returne,
from her visit in Lyndonville.
J. Rev. P. B. L. Seller was in New
port Friday taking examinations.
J. The Ladies' Aid society will NEE
e JAM 18th with Mrs. F. r. M"ulton.
! , School began in district No. Tues
= day morning with Louise Boyle teach
- er.
Shirley Hall has returned to he
work in the Island Pond grade'
school.
Fred Moulton has moved his famil
le over to his fathers place in the Wes
part of the town.
L Mrs. Davis, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. E. M. Gray. has re
1t turned to Derby Line.
= The Woodmen will meet Jan. 13 fo
public installation of officers. TIL
e. auxiliary will serve refreshments.
- Holland grange. No. AIT. had thei
election of officers and oyster suppe
at Wednesday evening with Geo. Runner
l. master.
Mrs. Gardner Roynton, one of tn
~ widely known residents of this tow