Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-05-29
GLOVER

MarC1n ADDOtt is Ill WIN the grip.
HI. S. Clark has purchased a Ford
car.
Mrs. Florence Bean has rented the
Leon Wilson house.
Frank Dunn moved to the Christie
farm this week.
Miss Sarah Priest is working for
Mrs. Fred Jackman.
Miss Josephine LaPeter has gone
to Hardwick to work.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Delbert Smith Sunday.
Leon Wilson is to move his family
to Orleans where he has work.
Mrs. Clara Clark was in Newport
last week, having dental work done.
Joseph Bean is to move into Frank
Dunn'S house as soon as 1T is vacat-
ed.
Miss Isabelle Clark of Lyndon in
stitute spent the weekend at home
here.
The Mems social which was to have
been held May 31st, is postponed I'M
til further notice.
them by Mr.. Lambert of Orleans.
Ben Mason has gone to St. Johns
bury to work.
A daughter, Leonora Eunice, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Ford at
David Anderson's May 81.
Melvin Anderson has enlisted in
the navy and passed the examination
and expects to go June Sd.
Mrs. Fay of Irasburg has been
visiting her brother, John Leonard,
and her daughter, Mrs. H. S. Clark.
Mrs. Isabel Bean visited her broth
er, James Lang, at Laconia last
week, returning with him in his car.
Mrs. Nancy Drew went to Cabot
Sunday with Mrs. Frances Walbridge
Mrs. Mary Cobb taking them in her
car.
A council of doctors was held for
John Leonard last week, who pro-
nounce him in a serious condition
from heart disease.
The name of the daughter born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Silver is
Blanche Alice instead of Blanche
Olive as printed last week.
Mrs. Gladys Christie Sanborn was
moved last week from J. P. Christie's
to Lawrence Young's where her hus-
band is working. She seems to be
somewhat improved.
The Glover ladies of the Barton
Red Cross have secured a room in
John Arthur's house, which they have
furnished and where they will meet
every Friday afternoon. The machine
used in this work was kindly loaned
Mrs. Almeda Sherburne went to
Brightlook hospital, St. Johnsbury
last week where she underwent an
operation. for the removal of a
home the last of the week, having
withstood the operation nicely. She
is 80 years old.
WEST GLOVER
Mrs. Matte Anderson is helping at
VIM. Cameron's.
Amy Kenneson has begun work for
Mrs. S. 7. Vance.
Mrs. N. Poland, who has been
quite sick, is improving.
Mrs. Hastings was able to be out
Sunday after her long illness.
Miss Jane Harvey cared for Mrs.
Elizabeth Buchanan in her illness.
Bernice King fell at school last
week and broke her collar bone. She
is doing we'll.
The stores here will be closed on
Tuesday and Friday evenings begin
ming June LIST,
DR.. Foote, dentist, will be at o.
H. Mossman's in Barton Thursday
and Friday, June 13 and IA. adv.
Mrs. Lulu Baker and four children
have arrived from Saskatchewan and
will spend the summer at the Baker
farm.
The Sunday Memorial services
were we'll attended, large number
coming from Glover. The sermon by
Mr.. Minis was we'll received.
MRS. BUCHANAN.
Mrs. Elizabeth Walker Buchanan
died May oath at the age of 81 years
and seven months. She was born in
Scotland and came to this country in
1849 with her husband the late Dun
can Buchanan, who died in 1908. She
was the mother of II children five of