Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-01-07
GLOVER

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Roland Watson is working for F. H.
Bean.
Mrs. E. V. Osgood is visiting in
town.
AIvah Rich is attending the winter
course at U. Y. M.
H. N. Davis and family have
returned to Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. A B. Coomer visited
in Lyndonville recently.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Ingalls, were in
town one day last week.
Remember the old and young folks
ball on Friday evening, Jan. 9.
G. S. Phillips has a brother visiting
him whom he had not seen for 80
years.
Misses Alice Dexter and Hazel Cook
have returned to their school at
johnson.
The play given by the grange was
we'll rendered and much enjoyed as
was the social hour.
. Hunters have been trying to get in
close range with a large wildcat or
lynx which is prowling about.
Harry Phillips has been having
serious trouble with one of his eyes,
which he injured a short time ago.
Mrs E. F. Bickford is spendin G
some time at Hill Crest farm before
going to her new home at Sheffield.
| Mrs. F. H. Bean is taking bust
ness and pleasure trip to Manchester,
Springfield, Hartford and New Haven.
The Woman's Union served a boun-
! tiful New Years dinner to a large
number of townspeople, all enjoying
the holiday.
The old folks ball at Institute hall
Friday evening with music by Sawyer
orchestra promises to be the event of
TIE season.
George Phillips entertained six of
his college chums at the New Years
church dinner. All report good time
fine dinner, and the fulness thereof.
The Passumpsic Telephone company
Cusson Bros, N. G.. Dodge. r. L.
Drew, H. w. Fregard and Willis Scott.
NOTICE
The officers of the town Of Glover
will meet at the town hall in Glover
village Tuesday. Jan. 20. 1914, at 10
o'clock a. m, to settle all bills
against the town. Bring in your bills
promptly that the officers may get
their books ready for the auditors,
who will meet Friday, the 23d.
IL Per order of Selectmen
A correspondent to lions Herald IN
reporting the work of Evangelist
Lewis E. Smith recently at Oakland,
Me-, says:
Evangelist Lewis E. Smith has
aroused this whole town. SO that
Sunday, the closing day. with its
varied features, was the greatest day
ever known in the history of the
religious exercises among all the
churches Not word of unfavorable
criticism was heard from the opening
to the close of the meetings. Rev. G..
L. Pressey, who for two years has
been getting the church property into
fine shape, has now seen the real
object of his labors accomplished in a
gracious outpouring of the Holy Spirit.
Mr.. Smith is now at Wakefield. R..
l., and Sunday evening the Royal
Theatre, where service was held. was
packed to the doors. The theatre
people standing. There were a num-
be of conversions. Mr.. Smith begins
at the Glover church, January IA.
ANDERSON-ROBI
The following is copied from the
Barre news of the Montpelier Journal,
dated Dec. 25:
A pretty Christmas wedding &C.
Cured Yesterday afternoon when Miss
Lucy Cherille Robinson of Concord,
Mass, was united in marriage to
Chester Erwin Anderson of Glover at
two o'clock in the home of her sister.
Mrs. S. S.. Wheeler. of Calais. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
VIM. Shaw, pastor of the Methodist
church of this city, and the double