Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-08-08


Glover and has moved into the upper
tenement i'm Frank Dumas house.
Master Wesley Aldrieh from Der
by. spent last week with his aunt
Mrs. Francena Alexander, returning
home. Sunday afternoon with his
parents
Glover grange viii meet Tuesday
evening. Aug. 14th, and chis0ren's
night viii be observed. Ice cream
and cake VIII be served. Ladies
bring cake
Freeman Shedd died very suddenly
Monday night OF heart failure. He
was about his work as usual all day
Monday but has been out Of health
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beedle. well
remembered here. celebrated their
golden wedding st the home Of their
son, Carl, II heene, with whom they
make their home, July =.
The Barton branch of the Glover
Red Cross viii meet with Mrs. Villa
Rich. instead of at their rooms, Fri
day afternoon. It is expected Mrs.
Addie Williams win be present.
The reunion Of the Clark and King
families association, has been can
celled because Of the order Of the
state board Of health, prohibiting
gatherings of this nature IN the state.
Mrs. Fred Cheney and daughter,
Mrs. Ruth GuiSsing and children,
and Mrs. Cheney's sister. Mrs. Gertie
/ Wright from Manchester, are occupy
( ing the old Cheney home for time.
/ The entertainment, The Suf-
fra gettes' Town Meeting" Thursday
evening was well attended, consider
/ ing the state OF the weather, and was
3 very laughable affair, with many
familiar names introduced on the
side.
AS Joel Christie was returning
from Greensboro, Sunday, an au-
/ TO ran into his buggy tearing OFF the
/ top and doing other damage, Mr..
t Christie was also badly bruised, he
+ was unable 70 learn who was run
ming the car.
I Mrs. Minnie Chandler and son.
Paul Chandler, with his wife and her
mother, Mrs. HOFFMAN, and his little
/ daughter. Jane, from Lowell, Mass,
are Occupying their summer home
here, and taking their meals at
Glover Inn.
The church fair was very successful
/ IN spite Of haying and heavy showers.
I The proceeds were about $3.50. The
+ committee having the fair IN charge
wish TO thank all those who so freely
and kindly contributed, also those
who gave work and had charge OF
the booths.
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N BabcOck, for many years prIn-
cipal of Orleans liberal institute, and
his wife. Mrs. Babcock died at
GreenvilIe, IL, July 21 She was q
leader wherever she lived. native
Of this state, born IN 1854, near St
JohnSbury Center, where she always
took much interest IN local affairs.
After losing some horses IN his
pasture from lightning earlier IN
the season, Freeman Bean had his
house struck by lightning last week.
It entered on the water pipes and
after playing around the kitchen II
its peculiar manner this season
grounded without setting the house
on fire
The ". F. N. society meets at the
church parlor, Aug. Is, at 2 p. m,
Leader, Carrie Clark. This Is the
last meeting before election Of Off
GERS It would be greatly appreciat-
ed f al dues might be paid IN full
Roll call TO be answered with an orr
ginal suggestion for the good Of the
auxiliary. A large attendance is
desired
| WEST GLOVER
Marion CorIey Of Orleans, visited
Phyllis Uric last week
Willie Dobb from Sherbrooke spent
the weekend with relatives here
The Missionary Union meet with
/ Doris Cameron, Friday afternoon
/ Mrs Bird and baby have been Wis
ting Nr. Bird at VIM CamerOn's.
Amos Lafont has been very sick
and Orrin IS at home for the present.
Mrs. N. C. Stevens and baby, are
visiting at her fathers in Craftsbury.
/ There is to be a Red Cross meeting
at the school house, Thursday after
noon
Mrs. L. n. Cameron entertained q
party OF relatives from New York
recently.
Mrs. Lila BIiehing and daughter
Eleanor, from Boston, are at Mrs
CamerOn's
Ar. and Mrs. G. Il. Uric and Phyl-
/ lis, spent Sunday at Stone Pond with
Mrs Freeman
Gladys Cameron carried Mrs. Lizzie
Cameron and party Of friends TO G.
H Roots at North Craftsbury, one
day last week
Marie Baker was called home from
her work at Canton, Mass, by her IA
Tiers accident Mr. Levi Wild Of
South Royalton has also come
The Willing Workers held social
At the hall, Friday. There was 2