Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-11-19
GLOVER

Mrs. Richardson is on the sick list.
Mrs. Gordon Mckay is seriously i'll.
Fred Fuller has returned from his
trip west.
Mrs. Leon Wilson has been quite i'll
for week past.
Mrs. Sarah Stebbins has returned
from her visit to Orleans.
Mrs. Nancy Drew has been making
some improvements on her house.
Mr.. end Mrs. L. L. Drew from West
Derby visited at I. P. Drew's last
week.
Adolphus Dion and friend from
Irasburg visited at Joseph Sanville's
Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Leonard from
Cambridge. Mass. visited at Chaplin
Leonard's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Abbott have
gone to Westboro, Mass. to spend the
winter with their son, Leigh.
Mrs. Sarah Hovey from st. Johns
bury, department Inspector, visited the
W. R. G. here last Thursday.
Mrs. Joseph Sanville received post
card shower and numerous gifts on her
birthday for which she thanks the
givers.
G. E. Jerome of Hanover, N. H, on
November 18th cut for T. S. Drew Of
Glover four and one half cords of hard
wood three foot long in eight hours.
Mrs Humphrey from Browning ton
spent several days with her parents
here. Her sister, Malina, and brother,
James. returned with her to Browning
ton for a few days visit.
G. S. Dodge entertained the Orleans
dinner party at Glover Inn Sunday
with seven-course roast duck dinner.
The same party expect to take their
Thanksgiving diner here.
The first number of the lecture
course drew a full house and the
audience was wen entertained. The
next number is DR.. Mcclure, the
funny Irishman. who was so we'll liked
at Barton last year, Dec. II.
Mrs. Eva Leonard Stevens. daughter
of Basil Leor ard. was brought here
from Westmore for burial Tuesday.
The funeral was from the church here.
Much sympathy is felt for the parents
and husband, brothers and sisters.
CHURCH NOTES
The rally with exercises by the
Sunday school Sunday was Well
attended. The walls of the church
were annropriately adorned with
notices and the church hung with
tasteful decorations The exercises
reflected credit upon the committee.
A fair sized audience was present
on Sunday evening to hear the address
by William II. Jeffrey. state councillor
of the J. O. U. A VI. and state
secretary of the D. of l.. Mr. Jeffrey
made pertinent and forceful address
on the subject of proposed legislation
recurring the reading of the Bible IN
the public schools. A presentation
was made Of copy o. the Bit lie o
each Of the public schools in town.
The Mems Glass held their monthly
social on Tuesday evening. about
seventy men and women being present.
the ladies being the invited guests of
the class on this occasion. Rev
Clarence D. Pierce Of Craftsbury
delivered his lecture on "a trip to
Canadian. Wilds The people were
much interested in the lecture and the
display of equipment and curios. Mr..
Pierce and his party, one member of
which was J. C. B.irIand of this town
penetrated far into the region south of
Hudson Bay. The country visited was
unsurveye ed and a portion visited had
not SO far as known been trodden by
the foot Of a white man.
The subject of the Thursday evening
service will be christian Heroism -
Considerable interest is manifested in
the midweek meeting with new
features introduced
Some of the ladies of the Sunday
school are planning to organize class