Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-02-14

Rev. Z. Ii. Rowley preached at East
Craftsbury Sunday in the absence of
Rev. Garvin.
A good number from here went to
Albany Friday evening to attend
grange meeting.
Craig Cole has closed his work for
Mrs. Scott Allen and Bert Colburn
will take his place.
Mrs. H. N. Stevens and Mrs. A. B.
Pike were the guests of Mrs. G. T.
Howard Wednesday.
1t is expected that Rev. Duk eshire
will7give his noted lecture "From out |
of the Woods in the near future.
The lecture In the Congre gational
church by E. J. PRESCOTT entitled The |
Modern Man. was much enjoyed by
every one It is hoped we may hear
Mr.. Prescott another year.
The next number in the lecture
course will be given Feb. s15l at
CraftsburyTby Tahan. He will give
his thrilling and adventurous slife
story. A white child, an Indian cap
tive. pale faced savage. captured by
Gen. Custer, an Indian soldier, des-
erter, hunted wanderer, converted
savage, a salvation army captain, a
clergyman, an author and lecturer
DERBY.
The Rev. o. J. Anderson will be in
Berlin next Sunday in exchange with
Mr.. Powell.
The Rev. Felix Powell of Berlin, N.
H., will lecture in the Methodist
Episcopal church, Derby, next Satur-
day evening, Feb. II. and again on
Monday evening, Feb. 10. He will
also preach morning and evening,
. Sunday. Feb. Is, in the same place.
! Mr.. Powell is a native of Italy,
: though a thorough American in Ian
:, guage, citizenship and spirit: 1t Will
be worth your while to go long way
to hear him. Only three weeks ago
he lectured in Barton and Orleans on
two successive evenings and he is
: back in Barton this week Friday anC
in Orleans next week Tuesday.
t GLOVER.
u Caleb Clark injured his ankle bail y
{ while at work at the mill recently.
It The Glover Cornet band will give {
e free concert at the band hall Satur
f day, Feb. II.
Mrs. J. w. Mathie is at Lyndonvillt
. attending the agricultural meeting al
e, Lyndon Institute.
It Harley Drew sprained his wris
Is severely while working with the saw
# ing machine last week.
Last Sunday Mrs. Miranda Drew
fell in her kitchen over the oven door
breaking ribs and otherwise in
~ juring herself.
The Glover Dramatic club will pre-
. sent the comedy drama, Escape
8 from the Law" at Institute hall OF
D Feb. %. Seats now on sale.
We The next and last entertainment
D of the Glover lecture course will be
lecture by Tahan, (Rev. Joseph K
. Griffis,) " no will speak upon "Thlne
I Saw and Did When Captive Tn
- lecture will be given Friday evening
= Feb. 16 at the North church, Glover
Tahan was taken captive by the In
80 dians. when only two years old an
80 was with them several years and ha
eS a thrilling, interesting and lnstru
- tive story to relate. The lectur
Ut promises to be one Of the best ar
lU there should be large audience pre-
ent to hear it.
WEST GLOVER.
- E. o. Randall is better.
lg Clyde Barber. who has had pne
monia is better.
Z Mrs. Kirby spent a part Of la
vi week with her mother.
DC Gladys Cameron closed a successf
nj term of school Feb. 9Th.
ir Mr.. Moore has moved into t
M Chapman house in the village.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Skinner we
~ in Lyndonville a.day last week.
m Mrs. w. B. Stiles, who has be
~ uuite sick, is more comfortable.
Mrs. Nancy Clark from Evansvi
IN is with her cousin. Mrs. W. B. StilE
at Miss Mabel Vance has closed b
he school and will go to her home
Massachusetts,.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wheeler fri
Ill Craftsbury were guests were at G.
Cooks last week.
Miss Cora Mossman from Ma
Fletcher hospital, Burlington.
been spending a short time at home
The entertainment at the chul
ton Friday evening was very good. I
. readings by Mrs. Burrows and DO
Cameron were fine. as also was t
singing by the Barton ladies. 81;
ton Lang gave several excellent ella
I'D net selections.
I'm. GREENSBORO.
ISL Harrison Wilson was home fir
oln Burlington over Sunday.
John Goss has been confined to
house for several days with the gri
cob Mrs. F. A. Collins and Miss RI
fnii were in St. Johnsbury few days /
on week.
tie, The Hazen Road Pomona gran
d 3 will hold meeting in the new scho
his house, Saturday, Feb. "a.
Mrs. Geo. Rodgers underwent an
GRAFTON at the Brightlook hospit