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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-08-26

Fannie Stratton, former resident.
called on relatives and friends in this
town last week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-08-26
GLOVER CT aEANTNGS

summer Mr. and Mrs. Jewett have
spent in Vermont and they think the
climate and scenery ideal. Mrs. Jew
EFT has hay fever.
AT the annual meeting of the
Woman's Union the following officers
were elected: Pre- sident, Mrs. Nancy
Drew; vice-president, Mrs. Mollie
Parker: secretary, Mrs. Josie Christie !;
assistant secretary. Mrs. Lizzie Car
penter treasurer, Mrs. Glen Anderson !;
auditors, Mrs. Isabel Bean, Mrs.
Eunice Clark.
Mrs. Will Leonard and Miss Hattie
Leonard with Mrs. Edith Mcdowell
and Miss Ruth Mcdowell of Lyndon
vile went to Newport Tuesday and
returned to Glover, Mrs. Leonard.went
to Whitefeld, and from there she
returns to her sisters at Hardwick.
where her mother, Mrs. Annie Owen,
has been staying through the summer.
Among the guests at Glover during
the past week were Mrs. G. r. Chand-
Ter of Lowell. Mass, a party of seven
from Stanstead, Toronto and Hamilton,
Que Prof. Upper. Chas. E. Lamb and
S. w. Benedict of Burlington, eleven
vile, C. C. Abbott and sister of Mont
pelier, F. P. Whitney of Putmanville.
DIR. G.. L. Thomas of Burlington. Mrs.
L. M. Cameron and Harry Cameron of
West Glover.
WEST GLOVER
The Rev. M. S. Eddy is entertaining
his mother for short time.
Misses Ruth and Clara Bean spent a
day in st. Johnsbury last week.
The Willing Workers will hold an ice
cream social at the hall Aug. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Drake and son
have been visiting relatives here.
Carroll Wilcox of Morgan visited his
aunt. Mrs. Hastings and attended the
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Ticehurst came
from st. Johnsbury to visit his father
recently.
Miss Clara Wilcox, who has been
visiting here, has gone to visit friends
in Derby.
Miss Catherine Wilcox of Morgan is
spending week with her aunt, Mrs.
Hastings.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-08-26
CRAFTSBURY

Fannie Stratton, former resident. |
called on relatives and friends in this |
town last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Johnston left last |
Saturday for two weeks vacation in
Clarenceville, P. @.
Clarence Williams of Somerville, |
Mass, is spending little time with
friends in this town.
Chas. Greenwood returned from
Lowell Monday to the home Of mis-
aunt. Mrs. S. A. Gage
Several grangers from the Crafts
bury grange attended the Pomona
grange Saturday at Albany.
DIR. Beacher of Burlington was
called Saturday as council in the case
of Mrs. Carrie Keir. who is critically
i'll.
Mr.. Platt of Stratford, N. H.. came
Saturday to spend a few days with
Mrs. Platt.. who is caring for her
father. H. W. Bishop.
Mrs. Myrtle Bemis of Campello,
Mass, was called here Saturday by
the critical illness of her sister, Mrs.
Carrie Keir. Another sister. Mrs.
| nellie CuFLlS OIL S1lOV0T Was also mere.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Ellen Dunlap is taking a trip
through Maine.
Mrs. Paige of Cabot is visiting at
Herbert Bailey's.
Mrs. Horace McLaren visited at
Westmore two days last week.
Guy Egler has moved into the house
formerly occupied by Harvey Rice.
Mrs. Gilman and daughters of Lyn.
donville are visiting at James Ander.
sons.
fitted with Dodd and Struthers Light
ming rods.
Miss Eliza Mitchell of Tilton, N
H., is visiting former neighbors ant
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest McLary O;
Albany, N. Y. called on friends ant
old ueighbors recently.
Miss Agnes Best of Providence, R
l.. arrived Saturday for a few days
visit at E. A. buttons.
Miss Vermadel Rogers has returne,
to Burlington after spending part O.
the summer at G. w. Whites.
! Rev. Chas. N. Ransom of Natal
l South Africa, will preach at tn
United Presbyterian church Sunday.
: James Anderson has been confine,
I to his bed by illness for two weeks
This is his first illness in long life.
t Elroy Human and bride of Albany
8 N. Y. spent few days with hi
week.
Miss Susie Lang of White Rive
Junction spent part of last week wit
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Amo
Macomber.
Misses Amy and Katherine Picket
OF Boston and Mrs. Oney Rowell o
South Albany spent Saturday wit
Mrs. H. A. McLaren.
The following persons represente
the U. P. church at the Presbyteria
conventions of missionary and youn
: peoples societies at Barre last week
Mr. and Mrs J. A. Kendrick. Jas. A
Young. Mrs A M. Shields, Miss Ami
: Graham, Misses Belle and Lulu Nc
- Carthy, Mary Simpson, Ruth Calde,
= wood. Mary Bailey, Maude Bale
= and Rev. G.. E. Garvin.
: NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Mrs. R. Marshal visited her daugh
ter, Alma, last week.
Miss Alice Mills of johnson is
guest at Aud Lang Syne.
: Mrs. Sadie Cowles is caring for Mr.:
Carrio x oir yrpo ic ynrv i'll
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-08-26
THE THREE CRAFTSBURYS

q The Boy Scouts broke camp Satur-
day and returned to Johnson.
Miss Marion Messer Of Greensboro is
visiting Miss Grace Wheeler.
Chas. Young and family of New York
are visiting at Frank Dunn's.
Miss Adeen Collins of Irasburg is
visiting her grandfather, C. B. Cole.
Miss Kate Marrow and sister, Nellie,
visited at Owen CrowIey's Tuesday.
Mrs. Clara Douglass Preston of New
York is visiting at Fl. O. Douglass's.
C ". Wheeler and mother went to
Montpelier Saturday TO visit friends.
Mrs. Clarence Mou,ton of Sharon.
Mass, visited friends in town last
week.
Mrs. Guar Hanson and three children
of Barton are stopping at the Orleans
House.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Cowles of Ohio
called on friends in town the first of
the week.
Miss Mabel Burnham and cousin, H.
Towne. are visiting their aunt, Miss
Flora Hadley.
The ladies gave Miss Katie King a
kitchen shower at the home Of Mrs.
Abbie Keller Saturday.
Mrs Frank McGowen still remains
very i'll. A trained nurse from Bur-
lington is caring for her.
Rev. G. H. Rowley gave very
interesting talk on heredity last Sum-
day in the absence of Rev. E. R.
Gordon.
The meeting of the O. E. s. was
adjourned until Tuesday as some
wished to attend the fair at Morrisville
and others the entertainment at North
Craftsbury by the Earnest Workers.
(Intended for last week.
Miss Mary Root is home from Bur-
lington.
Mrs. Albert Cowles has returned
from Barnet.
Miss Lila Larabee is home for
short vacation.
E. O.. Randall has gone to Barton for
few weeks on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross have returned to
their home in Philadelphia.
MIR. and Mrs Guy Garvin are home
! from their two weeks vacation.
Stephen Cole is finishing a tenement
over his store, where they will reside
. Miss Susie Paddock from jersey
City is guest at the Orleans House.
Mrs. Owen Crowley and little son,
! Edwin. are visiting friends in Albany.
Prof. John Colburn went to Burling-
ton Monday to prepare for his years
work.
5, Mrs. Agnes Witt has returned from
Orleans, where she has been visiting
her son.
r Mrs. Sadie Cowles is at East Crafts
4 bury caring for Mrs. Lee Fletcher and
S little son.
Rev. Frank Hazen and the Boy
f Scouts from johnson are camping at
f Lake Hosmer.
Mrs. A. B. Pike has been camping
with friends for few days at Bonnie
i View Lodge"
i Mr.. Human and bride called on
friends here Saturday, He was a
former student at Craftsbury academy.
e Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Williams, Mrs.
: Clara Stickney and A. E. Cowles were
: in Barnet Friday, called there by the
Y death of their sister. Mrs. Smith.
Walter Wheeler. VIM Stevens and
Robbie Farr were among those who
went to New Hampshire for blue
berries and came back with plenty.
The Q. E. S., will hold their regular
" meeting Aug. 26. It is hoped every
member will be present and prepared
) for work. Ice cream and cake will be
served.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-08-26
ALL THE ALBANYS

Philip Goddard stepped on piece
of glass Wednesday and cut bad cash
in his foot. necessitating a'stitch to be
taken in it, since which time he has |
been confined to the house.
J. A. Brown and daughter, Mildred,
and Carroll Hitchcock and Mrs. Alice
Clifford were in Westtield Saturday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Willard |
Farman. Mrs. Farman was sister of
Mr.. Brown.
The 18-months' sold sen of Barney
Dyer had a close call when he fell into
the water trough. Fortunately the
child was missed and a search made
He was in an unconscious condition
when found. but the efforts to revive
were successful.
Saturday. Aug. %, the Maple Valley
grange entertained the Hazen Road
Pomona grange. There were members
from seven different oranges present.
| Dinner was served to between eighty
and ninety. A Pomona grange was
organized here and the 9Th degree was
| worked
SOUTH ALBANY.
School begins Monday, Aug. 81.
Thomas Uric has purchased an auto
mobile.
Earl Vance has been home this week
from ST. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Martin of Canada is the guest
of Mrs. c. R. Vance.
Nina and Theda Anderson spent
Tuesday with Ila Uric.
Geo. Currier and family are occupy
ing j. c. Anderson's farm.
Guila Rowell spent Thursday with
Hester Webster in West Glover.
Mrs. M. B. Anderson has returned
from short visit to Passumpsic.
Clarence Williams of East Somerville
is visiting his brother, c. w. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Orne of Greens
Corners spent few. days here recent.
ly.
Mrs Chester King of Passumpsc is
visiting her sister, Mrs. B. M. Ander
son.
Several people from here ATTENDED
: the picnic at Hartwell Pond Wednes
day.
Merton Church and family of Virgin
. ia were visiting friends here last
week.
Mr. and Mrs James Calderwooo
have been visiting in Cabot ant
Walden.
w. J. Graham was home from Au
burndale. Mass, for few days or
! business.
J A. A. Webster and family of Yves
, Glover visited at 0. E. Rowell'!
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hale and chill
, dren have returned to Mrs. Andre "
, Graham's.
Mrs. Chas. Copeland and daughter
Vivian. of West Burke spent a few
days here recently.
,, Miss Annie Graham was delegate
to the women's convention Of the U P
church at Barnet Center Wednesday.
: Miss Isabelle Mccarthy and Mis-
t Lucy Mccarthy attended the conven
2 lions of the y. P. church at Barne
l last week
Mrs O. F. Rowell, Miss Amy Picket
and Miss Katherine Pickett were tn
guests of Mrs. Horace McLaren a
East Craftsbury recently.
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Nali more, % sui 1914
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bcr Sdot baltimore IN 1clcbid bprgeld)rlebc'
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1912 incr5cihncien Ncroronnq 9ir. 1iG bce
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ecri6t erfunen mopen Heielbcn 81 reoiois
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gnrcam bcr etrahcnSnrdbrndlS Gontmiiiare.
gal more, 20. Snli 1914
Sie ctrdGenourmbrn1s Gonnnliinre in Der
Giaot Baltimore md6cn bcrntlt bcidnnt, Dab,
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inncrhnIb hcr Gincn Der liir3ltb bon bcr glh.
ncr &crhciiernnqc 9onmliiion conoenntfen
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oirten erildrcuocn Rldncn rciioirt pnbcn, &c.
mdb ocn Soribriiicn ocs Gburicr3 ncr Stdot
baltimore mn Der out 2i Sehruar 1914 ms
terseinuecn &eroronuno gtr. 400 oco UloDorc
uno Gdoirutbs.
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