Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-03-05

The Evansville Dramatic club will
present the comedy drama "Josiah's
Courtship" at Mcdowell hall, Evans
vile, Friday evening, March 14th.
Admission. adults. 20 cents, children
| 10 cents. Promenade after entertain.
ment. Good music in attendance.
| Ora Dane went to Lowell Saturday
| for some hardwood flooring and visited
| his wife's sister. Mrs. Vernon Warner.
| and family. Sunday he went to West
field and remained till Monday with
another, sister-inlaw, Mrs. Wright
Kendall and family and returned home
Monday.
The body of Mrs. Matilda Woodland
of Evansville was brought here for
burial. She was the widow of Eben
| Woodland and was former resident of
this village where she leaves many
friends. A former Baptist pastor of
this place, now of Newport Center,
Rev. j. w. Burgin, officiated.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.
The sermon subject next Sunday
morning will be Woodrow Wilson, the
clergyman Son."
Very interesting and well attended
prayer meetings are held Wednesday
evenings at Mr.. Holman's. These meet
ings are followed by social gathering
to which all are invited.
CLOVER
II. N. Davis has been i'll with tonsi-
litis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Dwire are the
proud parents of daughter. Dorothy
Both mother and child are doing we'll.
The D. of L. will give promenade
and box supper Wednesday evening,
March r. Ladies please bring boxes.
All cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcclellan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hovey from
Lyndonville attended the Old Folks
ball here Feb. 18th.
The Evansville Dramatic club will
present the comedy drama "Josiah s
Courtship" at McDowell's hall, Evans
vile, Friday evening, March 18th
Admission, adults, 20 cents. children Il
cents. Promenade after entertain
ment. Good music in attendance.
The educational meeting Saturday
was we'll attended in spite of the
weather. At the forenoon session Miss
McDuffee gave an excellent exhibition
with first year reading class. Mr.
Erwin then gave an explanation of the
Gray method of teaching arithmetic il
the second year The afternoon session
l was devoted to a discussion and expla
nation of arithmetic in the last fou
+ years of the elementary school course
Mrs. Serocia French Leonard, who il
past years was we'll known in Glover
having been born and lived there owe
70 years of her life, died in Manches
Y ter, N. H.. on the 26th day of Febru
airy, having passed her 84th birthday
She was the daughter of Lindo
French, and was married to Charlie
S. Leonard, and lived in Glover Y,
lage more than so years. where -
was always an interested o1oAdan
and supporter of the U3EcI~,.ils
4 church, a teacher in TIE S..no.
school, and helper in the soo.ety j. nj
t its meetings, and in the genG-ai irt,r
ests of the village and town. -1er 0 !
child. sweet girl, died when s92l.e Tel
: years old. After the death OF her hus
band, some twenty years ago, fo
= some years she kept her home there
and later went to Manchester, N. H.
where she has made her home with
: very pleasant family, in a pleasant 10
: cation in the city, who have made he
later years as comfortable and pleas
9 ant as could be possible. Her bod
q was brought to Glover for burial be
side her husband and daughter
: WEST GLOVER
Mrs Orrie Calderwood is among tn
sick ones.
Shirley Scott, who has been wit
= her grandparents, is at home.
The friends of Phyllis Gilmour CAV
: her a surprise party her birthday.
Mr.. Basford is spending short tim
with his grandson. Clarence Wilson,
v Clara Bean visited her sister, Mrs
/ Carroll Vance. the last of the week.
t Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott enter
: tanned his brother and wife from o.
leans last week.