Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-28
GLOVER GLEANINGS
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Mrs. Clyde Brooks is better.
Major Cusson is working at Barton.
Charles Anderson is able to be out a
little.
Mrs. Mary Cobb is able to sit up in
bed little.
Leon Wilson motored to New Hamp-
shire Sunday.
N. A. Norton's family are CAMPING
at Stone pond.
Miss Mabel Walker is visiting her
mother at Barnet.
VIII Vancour and family visited at
Francis Wright's Sunday.
The Parish school closed Wednesday
with picnic in Walker grove.
Mrs, Amy Tanner and her daughter,
Blanche, are at Clyde Brooks's.
W. E. Drake spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Newport.
Miss Addie Clark of Washington is
staying at H. E. Clark's for a time
Mrs. Sarah Stebbins is very i'll and
Mrs John Arthur is caring for her.
The remains of Porte Clark were
brought here last week for interment.
Dean Dwinell of Newport was in town
| Tuesday to see his aunt, Mrs. Stebbins.
Harris Drew has been spending few
days with his grandfather, r. L.
Drew.
Miss Mary Simpson is visiting her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Wright.
Clifton Loomis of Craftsbury has
been visiting his mother at Thad
Drew's.
Mrs. E. T. Mcclellan is spending a
few days with Mrs. John Foley at
Orleans.
Thad Drew motored to Ayers Cliff
Saturdaysand returned with his cousins,
Misses Cora and Alice Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wylie and Mrs.
Clara Wylie and William Wylie attend
ed the convention at Caspian lake last
week.
Harris Drew, who is employed by N.
G. Stevens, while exercising colts one
day last week, had his left hand badly
sprained and one finger broken.
Henry Hall, who has been in i'll
health for "A long time, died Friday
morning. Services were held at the
home Sunday afternoon. A wife and
daughter comprise his Immediate sur
viving family, a son and a daughter
having died in youth.
There will be an entertainment and
social in Institute hall Tuesday even
ing, July 4th. The entert ainment will
consist of readings, quartet singing,
solos, instrumental music, etc. The
ladies will serve ice cream and cake
during the social Admission Is cents.
All come and celebrate.
The members of the w. f. M. S.,
will meet with Mrs. Mcdonald Thurs.
day to arrange for sending old post
cards to China, also to make arrange
ments to send missionary barrel tC
some home Those having articles Of
clothing they wish to give can leave
them at Kings store or with Mrs. NJ
}. Carpenter.
Again we chronicle the passing of {
aforementioned resident of Glover
Harriet French died recently of cry
sipeas following an operation. Mis-:
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daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Grin French
and sister of S B. French, who fol
the most of his life conducted shoe
store in the building recently torn dowl
by Wesley Drew, and on the site O.
which his new building now stands
s Harriet French, with her sister, Lucy
for many years conducted miIliner!
store at St Johnsbury and il was il
ST. ,JohnSbury her home was at he
death.
GLOVER COMMUNITY CHURCH
The w. F. M. S. met at the churcI
p8rlor June 21st. Mrs. Mcdonald LEI
the meeting Reading on Korea b.
Lizzie Carpenter; leaflets, '"Phe Little
India Girl" Glenn Anderson: Yes er
day and Today in India" Amy Bartlett
and Changed Hearts and Lives b.
Mabel King. There were several song
sung and a pleasant time enjoyed. B
invitation of Mrs. Mcdonald it wa
voted TO meet with her June 29th at
%. N to see about postcards to b
sent to missionaries. The next meet
ing is July 18th, Laura Davis leader.
The Boy Scouts will meet Wednes1a
at 7. 30 clock.
Thursday evening meeting at 7.3
o'clock as usual.
Remember the recital Friday ever
ing.
Sunday services at the uusal hour
The morning services are children
day services.
WEST GLOVER
L. M Scott has had a new verand
put on his house.
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