Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-01-17
GLOVER GLEANINGS

Mrs. Wales Walton and son are
staying at Walker Brothers for the
present. 8N
Mrs. Blanche Stone spent a few
days in Albany recently visiting her
mother, who is ill.
Will Simpson has finished work
ing for R. H. Gray and is now work
ing for Harley Drew.
Dr. Fred Aldrich came from Derby
Tuesday to see his sister, Mrs. E. L.
Alexander, who is i'll.
Wales Walton has moved his house
hold goods into the Walker house oc-
cupied by Melvin Gray.
Zelora Marsh of Barton was in
town the first of the week taking or
ders for nursery stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Aldrich of
Lyndonville were here Sunday to see
their father, Guy Aldrich.
Mrs. Wilbur Scott of Orleans spent
few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Drake, the first of the week.
Remember the next number on our
lecture program will be the Wicker
sham lecture Friday, Jan. 26th.
Mrs. Mary Cobb, who has been
nursing at w. E. brakes for the past
three weeks, has returned home.
Mrs. Amy Bean will serve dinner
to the Ladies' Mite society Friday.
Members please come prepared to
sew.
A council of doctors was called
Tuesday in the case of Ernest Shep-
ard who is at the home Of his brother,
Will, in very poor health.
The selectmen of the town will
meet at the town hall on Tuesday,
Jan. 3Oth, to settle town accounts.
The auditors will meet Thursday, Feb.
LIST. 3-4
E. H. Nye Camp No. "a, Sons of
Veterans U. S. A., installed the fol-
lowing officers Jan. 4: Commander,
A w. Durham; senior vice command
mander, A. M. Salmon; first camp
council, Dale Wolcott; second camp
council, M. G.. Salmon; third camp
council, Monroe Corliss; secretary, c.
L. Gray; treasurer, Frank Corliss;
guide, n. II. Drew; color bearer, l.. A.
Wilson; chaplain, E. d. Walker. The
next meeting will be held Feb. 7th.
Leone R. Cook, for 20 years town
clerk of Yarmouth, Me-, died Sunday
night at the age of GO. He was born
in this town and had been engaged IN
the drug business there for 80 years.
He had served as selectman, repre-
sentative in the legislature, member
Of the school board, and in other I'M
portant Offices. He was 32d degree
Io1 Of ~ hi
Odd Fellows. He was a prominent
member of the Baptist church and
superintendent of the Sunday school
20 years. He leaves wife who was
Miss Clara j. Andrews Of Island
Pond.
A narrow escape from another big
fire occurred here Sunday morning
when the chimney Of Frank Dunn's
house burned out. The heat was SO
intense as. to fire the partitions near
it and but for the immediate arrival
of neighbors with fire eXtinguishers
the whole house must have burned.
The house fire was soon under con-
troll but the chimney was still burn
ing and along in the afternoon it
started un so furiously as to fire the
attic and help had to again be sum-
moned. The chimney did not cool
enough for safety until night. Con-
siderable inside damage was done by
fire, smoke, etc. Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn
feel very grateful to the friends who
so promptly responded to their call
and saved their home for them.
GLOVER COMMUNITY CHURCH
Sunday services
Morning worship at II with SER
mon on Ps. 1:6.
Bible schoolat 1915. Junior League
at 3. Christian Endeavor at 6.45.
Topic, "Seeing the Good in Others"
Phil. 2:1-11. Evening worship at
7.3O. Subject of the sermon, "The
Ninety and Nine and the Other One"
A cordial welcome to all the servic-
es.