Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-07-28


church are enjoying picnic on Mrs.
Nancy Simpsons lawn today and the
ladies Of the Congregational church
ere at the Barrows camp at Stone
Pond for a picnic.
w. r. Moulton, who recently moved
into the village from his farm on the
Evansville road, has purchased the j..
c. King stock of groceries and taken
possession. " F. Hunter and 0. w.
Locke of Orleans invoiced the stock.
John T. Campbell closes his labors
this week at the E. W. Barron Co.'s
store and with his family will spend
weeks vacation with Mrs. CampbelPs
mother at Townsend, Mass, before
going to Derby, Conn.,, where he has
a position as assistant inspector of
parts at the plant of the Premier
Potter Printing Press Manufactur-
ing Co. Mrs. Campbell will make her
! home with her mother until tene-
ment can be found at Derby.
Mrs. S. S. Hill, nee, Mary Lapete,
who never recovered from the shock
suffered July Is, died on the oath.
/ She was truly a mourner for her late
husband and her health suffered in
| consequence. The funeral was held
at St. Paul's church on Monday, bur-
ial being in the family lot. She is
survived by her mother, two sons. Ar.
thur. of Hardwick, and Edward of
this town; two daughters, Gladys and
! Cora, in the home here, and many
other relatives and friends.
Announcements were received here
last week of the marriage of Isabel
/ A. Youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Campbell, to A. Henry
Pecchenino at Oakland, Cal, on July
10th. Mrs. Pecchenino went to Cab
fornia about five years ago with her
; mother and for the past two years
has been employed IN the ofnces on on
tho Oliver Gas Engine Works, IN
| Oakland. Mr.. Pecchenino is native
If California and is employed by the
same company as master mechanic.
FIRE AND WATER sALE-No-
Drew's Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Shop.
7 Newport, 7th Anniversary sale, oat-
urday morning, July 3lst, dor 10 DAYS
SaUen wears ago August 2, we open
al oTr store for business. To cele-
brate this event we are putting on
80 for Cash. our entire stock OF
Sni+s Goats. Skirts, Silk and Satin
af+arnoon and evening dresses, glng-
baro and voiIe Dresses, White Skirts
Gil and Wool Sweaters, and Fancy
M;dd;as Nj; ~ at lust u price. All other
1;res =, that we carry will be included IN
This sale at very special prices.
GLOVER
Mrs Florence Bean has moved to
Newport.
pavroond Silver has moved into the
bonse recently vacated by Mrs fIor-
ence Bean.
M and Mrs. Robert Allen from
IIardwick visited at Francis Wrlgnt
over Sunday.
con James S. Walker, was borr
70 Mr. and Mrs Irving Walker about
two weeks ago.
Mrs Maude Goethe came SATURDAY
ea.., connecticut to visit her broth
err. CLYDE Wheeler
Miss Edith Aldrich, who went te
c,-;ner Me- to visit her son, DR.
1drich. has returned home
i M and Mrs. H. S. Clark motorec
Ioo;s nond Sunday to take Mis-:
70 o Clark TO her home there. They
9enL 9a11e With them Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Watb;e and Everett Clark
ErorL Drew and family with Mr.
II Mrs Guv Aldrich took a two-da!
ai,t an +,.;n last week going through
n;vviIle. Crawford and Franconi'
rafcbes @ and other interesting places
retnrning home Sunday night.
GLOVER COMMUNITY CHURCH
Pastor. Rev. John Kimball
Morning worship. II a. m
Sunday school at II m.
There will be no evening services
E,rinc August
i WEST GLOVER
Rarbara Slack of Newport is spend
~ some time at A A Webster's.
There will be a Christian Endeavo
ueet;no Sunday evening at O'Clock
Miss Mary Wade Of Ipswich, Mass
i visiting her friend, Gladys Came
CIV Garvin and family are spend
;ne their vacation at Mrs Garvin'
home here
Mr.. and Mrs. Heman Bates OF New
: rt Center visited their son, Gu,
,, Bates. last week
! Charles Ross of St Johnsbury an
Ms Herbert Hovey and son, Johr
listed us at c. +. Wright's last week