Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-03-01
GLOVER
Vote eyes on the yellow ticket.

Vote eyes" on the yellow ticket.
Mrs villa Rich is nursing at Carl
Carpenters at Barton.
Mrs. Charles Pierce of Barton has
been spending a few days with Mrs. |
Betsey Salmon.
Mrs. Wales Walton of Orleans has
been Ill at her fathers home for the |
past two weeks.
The Woman's Union will serve din
ner on town meeting day. Price, men
Is cents, ladies who furnish ten cents.
The D. of L., are requested to meet
at Institute hall Sunday at 10 As to go
in body to the church for special serv-
ices.
The primary school will hold suitable
exercises to celebrate the 125th ami
versary of the joining of the Union by
| Vermont Friday afternoon at 2. 80.
Card of Thanks--We wish to thank
the neighbors and friends also the
Excelsior class for their many deeds Of
kindness shown us during our sickness.
L. w. Merriam and family.
The D. of L. will hold a sugar social
at their next meeting Wednesday even
ing, March 9Th. Ladies requested to
bring two dozen plain doughnuts.
Music will be furnished for a prone
made. Price Is cents.
The "Church Birthday Party will
be held Thursday evening, March 2
We have intended not to slight any
one. if we have it was only mistake.
Come and have a pleasant evening
with us and if you think our admission
too high just make believe that you
are younger.
The following is clipped from a New
York paper: At the meeting of the
Past Noble Grands association of Mon
: roe district Nos. l and g.. held at Roch~
ester, Mrs. Annie L. Gray. a past
noble grand of Avalon Rebekah Lo ge,
was installed as president of the asso-
citation. Mrs. Gray received from her
brother. H. E Stone of Glover. beau
tifu inlaid gavel, the work of an
uncle, H. E. Salmon, of Glover, The
gave! is composed of thirty different
kinds of wood Red cedar from South
ern Pines, laurel wood brought from
!, Virginia fifty two years ago. olive
wood brought from Palestine by DR..
Talmage. orange wood from Rock
LSUSe, TIOf1Od, WOOU 1TVIH l'eWey
flagship, Olympia, wood from Japan,
mahogany from Ireland. 100 years ago,
black cherry, birds eye maple, birch,
Russian mulberry, green osier. white
ash, sugar plum. barberry, brier root.
white holly, sumac. rock maple, bass
, wood, butternut, rosewood, pine,
apple, redwood, balm of Gilead, oak,
black walnut and poplar.
GLOVER COMMUNITY CHURCH
Temperance services were held Sun
day evening, There was music by the
band and Rev. |. A. Ranney and Edwin
Alexander were the speakers, Rev.
Douglass being absent. The address by
I Rev. Ranney was much appreciated for
its sound reasoning.
Sunday morning the services will be
on Good Citizenship, with an appropri-
ate sermon by the pastor The local
organizations are invited to attend.
The midweek meeting will be he d
on Thursday evening.
TIE Beginners and primary classes
under the leadership Of Mrs. Roy
Davis and Miss Ida Bean. held penny
social at the church on Saturday after
noon There was literary program,
games and refreshments and general
good time.
Rev. W. A. Warner will preach in
exs hange with the pastor Sunday even
ing.
WEST GLOVER
Harold Baker is working for R. C.
Stevens.
Mr.. Marco has moved into the house
on O. G. Miles's farm.
N. C. Stevens and Miss Vera Lara.
bee were married recently.
H. Fl. Skinner was in Lyndonyille
Feb. % to attend the matinee races.