Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-01-28
GLOVER

GLOVER
Miss Bessie Stone is boarding at
J. w. Mathie's.
The baby at Ernest Dopp's is ill
with pneumonia.
George Sherburne is improving
from his illness.
E. L. Clark was in Orleans last
week on business.
Miss Nellie Cook goes next week to
Lyndonville to teach.
N. A. Smith has sold his residence
in Glover village to Mark Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. N A Smith will
move to Orleans. They will DE much
missed here.
Miss Rose Sherburne, who is teach
ing in Calais, has been out OF school
with the measles.
1t is reported that Adelhert Leland
has purchased the Glover branch OF
the Jackman firm.
VIM. Merriam has been quite i'll
with lumbago. Aaron Sargent mas
been caring for him.
Sam Beams team went to Wal
sQ0n one Ue1J IctSG NSSSh WITH tl0A'SAA@A~
goods for n. H. Drew.
The body of Mr.. Sarah Williams of
Sheffield was brought here N Jnday
and placed in the tomb.
The woodless people around about
would do better to either chop It or
buy it and it might prove cheaper IN
the end.
Miss Vera Phillips has a good
sized bruise on her nose as a souvenir
of the collision of the train at Bar
ton Thursday.
Sixty degrees. difference between
the temperature at midnight Sunday
night ard sunrise Tuesday morning
in places here.
Miss Nellie Cook and Mrs. iiazel
Davis went to Newport Friday eve
ming to attend an entertainment and
also to visit at Forrest Dire VS..
The last number of the entertain
,nent course was well attended and
much enjoyed. Mrs. Seaver is al
ways very welcome to a Glover audi
ence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Seaver and |
several others were in town Friday |
evening % attend the entertainment |
by MIR. and Mrs, Amory Seaver and |
Florence Gray.
II is reported that N. H Wilson of |
Springfield, Mass, has purchased the i
Mcclellan house and the McGafey
house here lately owned by Mr.,
Campbell of Springeld.
Mrs. Dennis Danforth and Hiss
Bessie Stone, Miss Vera Phillips, Mrs. |
Perry and Miss McDuffee We're |
among the teachers who attended the |
convention at Orleans last week.
The last number of the Community
lecture course was largely attended,
and thoroughly enjoyed. @Mrs. Flor
ence Grey of Whitefeld, n. H, gave
the humorous play, "The Rejuvena-
and Mrs Marion Bickford Seaver
was the soloist and delighted her
many friends with her selections.
She was accompanied by Amory Sea-
yer.
A beautiful horned owl arrived at
the c. S. Phillips Co.'s shop in GLOW
err Tuesday night by parcel post
from parties at Island Pond. The
DlfI was awe ana IN SgO0C cOn01ClOn.
From tip to tip of it's wings it meas
ures I've feet and it is one of the
finest specimens the company has re-
ceived for some time. A live screech
owl also arrived by express at the
shop Tuesday.
GLOVER COMMUNITY CHURCH
Pastor. Rev. John Kimball.
Morning worship, IL a. m.
"Chirst's Law of Success"
Sunday school, II nj.
Christian Endeavor. D. m.
Rev. John Kimball was called to
Sheffield Monday to attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. Sarah Williams.
The officers of the Sunday school
for the year 1920 are as follows: Sup
erintendent, Ezra Clark; assistant
superintendent, Mrs. Olive M. Kim
ball; secretary, Mrs. Glen Anderson;
assistant Naham Chesley; treasurer,
Mrs. Amy Bartlett; librarian, Jo-
seph Alexander; assistant, Leonard
Drew; organist, Mrs. Lola Clarke;
assistant, Mrs. Josephine Christie;
superintendent home department,
Mrs. Carrie Clark; superintendent
cradle roll, Mrs. Dora Lyon.