Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-22
GLOVER

Harry P6iliins lamlly Of her br NJ
The D. of L. will hi, mage
eoI5nei1 ?e %, at which tn meeting
f Fun Is expected to be n,o one state
lresnments will be se ~ present Re.
Toped all members will viii h and it ID
Haoies are requested to br ri present t
Tb There will be a grange r,s sahs'
n nnursaay evening, September @9eeet IN
RE1o ogl Will consist of No, 20. The
E iioyo taylor; Life Trnd IusN By
rags, by Mrs. AIexanJJansu.e f Iwo|
the Coming of the P iInz, What
Meant to the World" Mrss flR ms Has
reading, by Mrs. AlexandesrS der ih11lmOan;
stores, Mr.. Kimball; piano s 5Ghes and
ret Bickford. Owing 'G ~ SOL 500, Har-
bureau meeting Ocfobor G 1as, Farm
wnlcn the grange will furnish dinI I0r|
anu Inc POMONA meeting the 2 StI,ne 3
IS doubtful If there will be . L on Y
meeIlng IN October. Howevossf anga|
VIII De decided at the next naoti Enls|
GLOVER COMMUNITY cBuprg
Pastor. Rev. John Kimbau
Morning worship, IL a. m.
Sunday school at u m.
Plans for an autumn Christ.
Tree were made at the Missior -1snas
Tuesday afternoon. ''OH circle
There will be a jug and Ioaf .o.i.,
at Cne Vestry Saturday evening 'ai
The topic of the pastors sa,,,.
Sunday will be "Coais." sermon
Rev. VIM. Carr Of Windsor. Conn
who IS spending a part of his T Tana
tlon IN Glover assisted in the Services TGca
last Sunday. VIZ services
A party of men who are intaro,+,,
IN the building of the new horse So So
went to Orleans to look at the Sho os
there last Wednesday. 1-'uS
The women of the Communi+v
| church are actively working for tbs
Autumn festival to be held October
and 8. A chicken pie supper viii
be served the first evening and q con.
cert given the second evening,
WEST GLOVER
The Willing Workers will serve q
chicken pie supper in school hall Fri
day evening beginning at 6 o'clock
and continuing until all are served.
GREENSBORO
]. D. Wiley has been i'll for several
days.
Miss Ruth Williams has gone to
st. Adams for visit.
George Cook of Hardwick was
visitor in town Monday.
Mr.. Luber left town Monday for
his field of labor at Princeton.
We were visited by severe frosts
on Monday and Tuesday mornings.
Miss Mary Bresnehan spent the
weekend with friends in Burlington.
II. M. Cuthbertson and A. B. De-
Bruno attended the fair at St. Johns /
bury the past week.
Miss Marjorie Perrin went to Bur
lington Tuesday to continue her
course at the University of Vermont
Mr.. Rossiter and family are NOV
ing to Morgan where they have
new cottage on the shore OF Seymour
lake.
Judge W. P. Stafford with his fam
ily left town the last of the week al
ter spending the summer at the Da~-
son cottage.
Misses Anna and Flora Cleveland
of Georgia, who have been spendng
the summer at Caspian lake, retufnea
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Simpson from
Oakland. Cal, are spending IeW
DAYS with Mr.. Simpsons MOTHER ME-
Nellie Simpson.
Miss Mary Simpson returned 1fOa
Montpelier Monday and reports rn~
her sister, who underwent on ogest
alton at the Heaton hospital Ihe I 4ho
Of the week, is recovering 1ronl Wv
effects quite rapidly
GREENSBORO BEND
p D. Piper has rented the hotel
John Dixon has purchased ffaA
Wiley's farm. A.
Edith Brown is working III
Kate Haskins.
Miss Hazel Pope is teaching IL
nigh school at HardWlck'
7 s. Collins and j. B. Silver ale
drawn as iurymen at Newport
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Pope att ssss
4be fair at st. Johnsbury last WV
Mrs. Ida Rudd is caring for for Same ,; I.
Da%is who remains about Ene '
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Barber h iats the
Gated the hotel and mo'eu INV
ellis house. :.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Graham Grail few "
Gardner. Mass, are spehuHs
days in town. nd.
Ed Allen was called to East Ess tf,ml5 sll
- "wednesday to attend tlg r. ring.
of his aunt, Mrs. Almida
ton. .lrrn.
ID M last ana Tues Mas from an auto So rap
s las. Mass returning nCnTP Port.
Law e ef'e portsmouth, n. H., anu 'rtains
way Oh NJ Pot and the White mOuh~.
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