Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-01-21
GLOVER

George Anderson is quite sick.
Roy Drew is sick with the measles.
H. E. Clark is suffering with lun-
bago.
orr rs;,ed with the Community
church Sunday.
George Sherburn is confined to the
house by illness.
The Salmon family are all sick
with the measles
The Player children have all been
having the measles.
Chas. Dexter is doing barn chores
at George Sherourne's.
Miss Edith Dewips WAS : me from
Lvndon~in+t;tute for the week end
Miss Isabelle Clark is taking music
lessons of Mrs. PillsDury of Barton.
Everett Clark spent the greater
rart f last week with relatives here.
George Anderson is confined to the
-se with an attack of rheumatism.
The dance Friday night was quite
vel attended in spite Of the bitter
cold.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles aChesley and
one of the boys are sick with the
measles.
Mrs. Charles kelton, who has been
seriously Ill with heart tru!lble, Is
/ mu"h letter.
Misses Hazel and Mildred Miles
spent the weekend with friends IN
Glover village.
Mrs. Lola Clark has been at Rock
Hill farm, helping to care for the
measles cases there.
Mrs. Fred Corhss is caring for the
sick at Charles Chesley's. Oh 'rles
Berry is doing the barn work.
There IS great mourning over froz-
en- water pipes. Some have had thu m
thawed and refrozen three times,
7 Wilbur Scott of Orleans was in
town Friday night, bringing the or
chestra to play for the dance.
Miss Vera Phillips was home from
her school in Greensboro North
Neighborhood, tor the weekend.
Mrs. Hazel Davis was home from
her school in Swan1on for New
Years. returning the week after.
Mrs. Matilda Hanson has had sew
eral customers for her farm and ex-
poets TO sell to some of them soon.
AIS Nellie Cock, who c. =. home
for the holidays, is still here, al
though expecting to join her company
at any time.
Hazel and Harriet Drew, little
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Drew, are recovering from their Sc
rious illness.
Miss Bessie Stone closes school on
Wednesday in order 20 attend the
teachers meeting in Orleans Thurs
day and Friday.
Fred Percival, long a Glover resi-
dent writes friends in town that he is
pleasantly situated in Springfield,
Mass, and is working for the Stan
dard Electric Time Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Studley, who
are spending their honeymoon in Yer
mont, visited at H. S. Ciark's last
week. They have also visited other
relatives here. They retarned to
their home in Winchester, Mass, on
Saturday.
he selectmen will meet at the
town hall Jan. 18th and 10Th to settle
all claims against town.
j. w. Dewing,
{ j. M. Uric,
J. A. Shields
k.t the regular meeting of Glover
grange, Jan. 6, the following officer
were installed by ms alling Off Ell
, A. p. Bean: Master, F. Z. Strip.
son; overseer, H. S. Clark; lecturer
Elnora Simpson; steward, g. TRACK
Cook; assistant steward, Sumner
Rich; chaplain. Nancy Drew; treas
|; 1rer, Isabel Bean; secretary, Blanche
Stone; gatekeeper, Floyd Taylor
, Pomona, Sadie Leland; Ceres, Grace
, Buck; Flora, Ve1a Phillips; LADY as
sistant steward, Ida Rich.
: The Stanstead Up. O. Journal SAYS
D The community church of Glove,
: seems to be one of the OUTSTANDING
activities for real goodness in tn,
county of Orleans. An organiza
ton IN any community that work.
e slngly for the community's good, an,
In its program ministers impartial,
so much so, that the sceptic and doubt
er are attracted because of the trutl
and fairness of effort of the commu
Il nal spirit shows that better day i
dawnlng for the village so blessed.
S Don't forget The grange meetin,
Thursday night. 1t is hoped ever,
member will try to attend each meet
II ing and help MAKE it of real educa
tlonal value. Each member is re
n quested to contribute questions fo
the question box and at the followin,
= meeting an effort will be made t,
have them answered. The question
to he answered Thursday night are
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