Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-07-24

Lowell. Mass, are stopping at the
Orleans house.
There will be a meeting of the
Christian Endeavor society next Sun
day evening in the vestry as usual.
Geo. Chasse carried Mrs Clapp and
children to Montgomery in his auto
last week to meet Mr.. Clapp, who re-
turned to North Craftsbury with them.
All the housewives are invited to
give six of their best recipes to be
used I'm the local cook book which IS
being prepared for the Earnest Work.
ers' sale. Please hand these recipes
to Miss Root Or Miss Dutton before
August /.
The Earnest Workers are holding
meetings to sew on fancy articles and
aprons for the August sale. The
meeting two weeks ago was held at
the parsonage and ice cream and cake
were sold during the afternoon and
evening. The meeting last week was
with Miss Root. There was good
attendance and all enjoyed the work
and social intercourse. We will meet
this week with Mrs. Rawson.
GLOVER
Harris Drew was home over Sln-
day.
Don Clark was quite Ill last week
but is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Cook are in
town for a time
Mrs. Lacy Cook has returned from
her visit to Barton.
Little Dorothy Dubois is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. H. E. Clark,
Miss Fanny Sargent is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Noble Clark.
A daughter was horn TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Noble Clark. j ally 18th
Mr.. Blodgett from Windsor was in
town on business On Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Simpson
called on friends in town on Satur-
day.
Elmer Hill and Carl Abbott have
been in camp at Stone Pond Tor few
days.
Mrs. Mary King and grandson Paul
spent a week among friends here re.
Gently.
Mrs. Alden Phillips is home from
the hospital at st. Johnsbury much
Improved.
Charles Hunt and friends are oc-
cupying Geo. Wilson's cottage at
Stone pond for time.
, Mildred Merriam went with her
uncle, Loomis Stanton, to ST. Johns
bury for visit last week.
Mrs. Isabelle Chase and little son
and a friend, also Mrs. Chase, her
husbands mother, are IN camp at
Stone Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clark and
Mrs. W. F. Clark and little daughter
= from Geneva. n. Y, visited among
friends in town recently.
n Marshall Carpenter with Mr.. Towne,
Z Mrs. Carpenters father, took an auto
r trip to Warren recently and Mr..
Towne remained for a time.
!. GREENSBORO
: Miss Alice Paine spent Sunday at
:. her home in Cabot.
IL Mrs. Rose ToIman is spending a
few weeks with friends in Maine.
e Will S. Jackson of Waltham. Mass,
~ -. is visiting his father, l.. A. Jackson.
y E. E. Rollins of Hyde Park, Mass,
a. is at the Caspian Lake House for {
ly time.
Mrs. Margaret Crown of Grotor
is visiting friends and relatives il
town.
t. Rev. V. H. Lukens will supply the
pulpit at the Presbyterian church or
o. July 28th.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Lord from
We Boston, Mass, arrived in town the
ey first of the week.
William Darlington is spending {
h. few days at the home of his uncle
~ John S. Barr. in Cabot.
n Charles Bailey of Kentucky is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II
ed Bailey. for a few weeks.
s Mrs. Demars and Mrs. Shean O.
10 Springfield. Mass. who have beer
visiting Mrs. w. s. Ingalls,, returned
l. home last week Tuesday.
!, GREENSBORO BEND
TT j. G. Simpson has the new ell tt
m his house completed.
Mrs. Joseph Anair of Waterbury
visited friends here last week.
IN B. D. Piper has purchased a new
automobile of Geo. 81. Davis of Bar
ton.
B. o. Davis & Son are painting
their buildings, Alex. Miles is doing
n the work.
Mrs. Frank McGill of Passumpsis
70 is spending few weeks with Mrs.
o' Mary Weed.
A. C. Chase was called to Glover
re last week to attend the funeral OF
III Isaac Drew.
Mrs. Benjamin Demars was recently
called to st. Johnsbury by the serious
a illness of her sister.
w. D. Hill was kicked by horse
ed Ion the ankle Monday of last week anC
was laid LILO for several daVS.