Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-10-31
GLOVER

Oscar Degreenia has rented the
house on the Drake place.
,Orrin Miles and Ed. King have
gone to Groveton to work.
Elmer Peck's father from Hyde
Park visited him last week.
George Dutton is negotiating with
Stephen King for his farm.
Mrs. Villa Rich is in West Glover
caring for Mrs. John Thorp.
Miss Florence Miles has been home
from Montpelier for a few days.
Miss Blanche Pauquette of Warren
visited at H. III. Cooks over Sunday.
c.. A. Clark advertises an auction
sale for Tuesday, at 1 o'clock. See
bills.
T. j. Fayer is very i'll at the home
of his granddaughter, Mrs. Elmer
Peck
Wilbur Morse and family went
Monday to Derby where Mr.. Morse
has work.
Everett Clark is spending his vaca-
ton in town. His wife is expected
this week.
Mrs. Dennis Danforth attended the
teachers convention held in St. AL
bans recently.
Leonard Dodge of Woodsville spent
the weekend with his mother, Mrs.
VIII Shepard
Mrs. Sarah Drew has been suffer-
ing from an abscess in her head, but
is improving.
Caleb Clark has sold his farm to
man from Derby, giving possession
about November list.
H. A. Shedd holds an auction sale
of COWS and personal property at his
farm Friday afternoon.
The creamery is being wired and
motor installed. The work is to be
done by electric power.
John NJ. Salmon and others Of the
men from here who work in Grove
ton were home over Sunday.
Remember the chicken-pie supper
Friday evening to be followed by an
entertainment and plan to be there.
N. H. Drew went to Craftsbury on
Tuesday as auctioneer to sell the
personal property of Richard Ken
drick.
Mr.. Lee and Mr.. 'Butterfield of
Bradford are here completing the ar
engagements for the opening of the
creamery.
The rains of Monday and Tuesday
have raised the water in the river to
a high point and equal to the usual
spring food.
Mr.. Lyon of Sheffield is to have
charge of the creamery here. Mr.
and Mrs. Lyon will board with Mrs
Jennie King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Leonard of
st. JOhnsbuTy have come to spend
the winter at the home Of his father,
John Leonard.
Clarence Phillips is out with a
very comprehensive advertisement Of
the New I@.-ldernist Shop, which he
is just oPo.3n@.
J. T. Eotchelder Of Barton with
party fro-1 Massachusetts, was about
town Monday looking at hay with a
view to buying.
Tracy Cool. was home from his en-
campment t. the Navy Rife Range,
Wakefield, ass, for a few days the
last of the week.
Mrs. Kate Graham of Greensboro
has come to help care for her father,
Thomas tayer, who was taken seri-
ously i'll Friday.
Mrs. Florence Rich and son, Philip,
have returned from Groveton where
they have been spending a short
time with her sister, Mrs. Will Wylie.
Mrs. Alma Rich, who has been
keeping house for her son, Alva,
while his wife has been visiting her
sister, has returned to her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Drew, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Drew and Dennis Dan
forth mOtOred to Plainfeld to attend
the state meeting of the S. and D. of
Glover Inn, the genial, homelike
hosiery, where so many people have
enjoyed good dinners, is closed and
will probably never be used as an inn
again.
Thad Drew and daughter, Laura.
and Mrs. Bertha LOOMS motored to
Ayers Cliff, Massawippi, North Hat
ley and Boynton, P. O., the last of
the week.
Mrs. Florence Bean visited her
HuSDduu, MaTIIn bean, at waterbury
Saturday, going with Eugene Ander-
son in his car. She found her hus-
band somewhat improved.
The Boy Scouts of Glover secured
applications for Liberty Loan bonds
amounting to $695O. This helps to
Justify them in using the slogan,
every Scout to Save a Soldier"
A beautiful floral memorial for
Mrs. Lillian Mcqueen was received
from Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Blackwood
of Bethel, Me-, which was shown at
the church Sunday, when special SER
vices were held. Mr.. Blackwood was
manager of the hotel in Jamaica and
other places where Mrs. Mcqueen has
worked.
At the patriotic meeting Sunday
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