Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-05-22

Mrs. Eta Dexter, Perley Dexter
and Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Wilson took
an auto ride to Newport recently.
The Glover Cornet band will give
its first outdoor concert Tuesday eve.
ming, May %. weather permitting.
Miss Clara Dwinell is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Sarah Stebblns, and her +
brother, r. D. Dwinell, for time.
Let all members of the Epworth
League cabinet be present next Sun.
day at IL 80 for election of officers.
Bailey Miles has purchased a pony
from the Speedwell farms at Lyndon |
vile as gift for his little grand !
niece. Clara Miles.
The pre- memorial exercises of the |
| village school will be held at the hall
May 10Th at 2:15. Parents and
friends are cordially invited to attend.
Frank Dunn has purchased Mr..
Jackson's farm and taken possession.
Mr.. jackson has moved to the farm
recently occupied by Carmi Marsh in
Sheffield.
The Memorial address will be deliv-
cred in the Congregational church by
Rev. Ozora Davis. The w. r. C.
ladies will serve dinner as usual at
their rooms. Price Is cents.
At the meeting of the M. E. S. s.
board. the following officers and
teachers were elected for the ensuing
year: Supt.. E. L. Clark; assistant,
L. w: Merriam secretary. Miss Mat
tie Chapman; assistant. Miss Alice
Dexter: treasurer, Leslie Clark: IL
brarian, Miss Gladys Christie; assist.
ant, Miss Nellie Cook; organist.
Miss Hazel Miles; assistant organist.
Miss Nellie Cook. Teachers, Mrs.
Elizabeth Mcdonald. S. N. Clark, E.
l.: Alexander, Mrs. E. L. Alexander.
Mrs. Nancy Drew, Mrs. E. l.. Clark,
Mrs. Roy Christie, Mrs. L. w. Merri-
am. Miss Frances Christie.
Resolutions on the death of Con
rade VIM. Dwyer of Mason Post, No.
16. G. A. R.. Glover:
Once more the bugle call from above
has sounded, calling Comrade DIVER
. of Sheffield from the fast thinning
= ranks of Mason Post to help swell the
ranks of the mighty army who have
: passed over to the great encampment
! on the other side. Therefore,
= Resolved, that Mason Post, No. 16,
: q. A. K, records it's profound sorrow
in the loas of its stalwart color bearer
who Away stood at his post unfiinch-
! ingly.
u Resolved, that this Post ex-
:, tends to the widow and children of
= the deceased member our heartfelt
q sympathy. that copy of these resolu-
! tons be sent to the widow and copy
:. to the Orleans County Monitor for
. publication, and also be inscribed or
" our Post records
q S. N. Clark, Com.
WEST CLOVER.
J. Borland has purchased a Fore
automobile.
The carpenters have commenced
! work on S. T. Vance's barn.
Mrs. Mark Bean and daughter from
Eustis, P. G., are with Mrs. Bean
= daughter for time.
Mrs. Agnes Cook and Mrs. Bel
Cameron and daughter spent Satur
day in st. Johnsbury.
!. Mrs. Nettie Baker celebrated her
birthday, May goth. by entertainin,
I'd her mother, brother and several sis
=. ters.
,r GREENSBORO.
y Mrs. L. S. Anterior is i'll wit
rt pneumonia.
y B. H. Sanborn returned to Bosto
Wednesday.
re Prof. N. H. Whitehill was in tow
~ over Sunday.
Ernest Nash has returned from Ne,
m Hampshire to work for c. B. Cook.
ID Mrs. Strope from Albany, N. Y.
has been spending few days at w.
- Ingalls,.
l.. S. Atherton, who is ill wit
pneumonia, is doing as we'll as coul
be expected.
ii5n The ditch for the village water
D. progressing rapidly and the pipe is a
ready being laid.
of Henry Benjamin has a good blacl
~ ~ smith working in his shop until he
es able to resume work himself.
ID Mrs. Miranda Goodrich. formerly q
ed this town. passed away last week q
ne her home in Hardwick, havin
IS. reached the advanced age of 81 year:
g. She leaves, besides several grano
IT, children, one son, Albert, of Hare
he wick. and one daughter, Rena. VIII
tn has tenderly cared for her during he
ne declining years.
C. r. w. Danforth, 1855 No. Main ST., Cor
in cord, tried many remedies for kidne
er trOu ble but thew did not cure him The