Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-04-27

| t1veS and friends for their kindness
and assistance in our great sorrow.
Mrs. Alfred Houle,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albany Houle
| and family
Leave films to. be developed. Quick
service.
The annual meeting of Orient Chap
ser No. 13, O. E. S., was held Friday
evening. The following officers were
elected and installed: w. M, Berniee
Hamblet; w. p, c. H. Blood; A. M,
Eva A. Gilpin; secretary, May L. Bar
rows; treasurer, Alice C. Underwood;
Con-, May R. Perley; Asso. Con-, Ida
Miles; warder, Hazel Leland; chaplain,
Jennie Baldwin; marshall, Lillian Con-
nor; sentinel, G. t. Miles; Adah, Cen
eva Kinsey; Ruth, Aftian Brooks;
Esther, Ina Robinson; Martha, Eva
Elliott; Electa, Myrtle Drown; pian-
| ist, Annie L. Pearson. At the special
meeting on Monday evening five can
| didates were initiated into the order.
Mrs. Julia Wentworth Wilson, who
| died March 29, and whose death was
| mentioned at the time, was born in
Lancaster, M H., May 8, 1845. She
married Mr.. Wilson at Lancaster and
came to Barton with him where he
conducted a Photographic business
until his death many years ago. She
had lived in Barton 33 years making
many friends by her kindly DISPOSE
tion and cheerful ways. She was a
member of the M. E. church. She
leaves a foster daughter, Mrs. Jennie
Wentworth of Lunenburg, and niece,
Mrs. Herbert Moore, of ST. Johns
hrr-& l.
ed March 81 by Rev. M. A. Turner,
and burial was at Lancaster,SN. H.
GLOVER
Leonard Drew is working with his
father on the electric light line.
Joseph Alexander visited Ralph and
Clare Bean at Newport last week.
Mr.. McCullum of Albany has pur-
chased the tenement house of S. E.
King.
Mr.. Garfield of Craftsbury visited
his sister, Mrs. Norris Smith, last
week.
Clyde Bean has taken the place Of
Leonard Drew at the Leonard Home
stead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Miles are moving
from Groveton to their home on Shelf
field square.
Beginning May 1, the stores will
close at 6.45 o'clock, Tuesdays and
Fridavs onlv. 17-18
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Ford are moving
to their farm which they recently
purchased in Barton of Mr.. Glow.
Mrs. Joel Christie has been visit
ing relatives and friends in Green's
7 Ill 4Lo nct
The many friends of Mrs. Ida Rich
will be glad to know that she is re-
covering from her recent operation.
Thomas Player went to Burlington
Monday with his infant son, Vernal,
who is to undergo an operation this
week.
There will be Red Cross meeting
at the home of Mrs. Josephine Chris
tie Friday afternoon. Everybody
is invited to come and work for the
destitute children in Europe.
Will those who have pledged lum-
ber for horse sheds deliver it back of
the church before June 1st. If any
one has a few boards that they will
donate they will be thankfully re-
ceived.
GLOVER COMMUNITY CHURCH
Morning Worship II a. m. 4
Sunday School IL m.
Evening praise service 7.30 p. m!
The topic of the sermon next Sun
day will be "Christianity's Program"
The children of the community will
be given May party Saturday after
noon from until 5 o'clock. The
all
vited to come and help entertain the
children.
The Lola Sargent Mission Circle
will meet Tuesday, May at 2.30 p.
n, at the ladies' parlor.
WEST GLOVER
Miss Mary Dutton is spending a
week at her homie
Ross Wright has finished work for
C. M Borland.
Several in the family of N. Pelland
have been sick with the grip.
William Stiles is staying with his
daughter, Mrs. H. H. Skinner.
Miss Gladys Cameron has returned
to her school at Attleboro, Mass.
]. w. Dewing purchased a matched
pair of colts of M. II. Lyman recently.
Miss Alice Dutton is home from
Massachusetts for a weeks vacation.
Mrs. Richard Rogers who has been
quite i'll, is able to sit up at this writ
ing.
Gordon Baker, Clarence Young, and
'Venan Bean are new members of the
M. w. A.
Earl Vance from South Albany has |
been papering and painting at M. H.
Lyman's.
Charles Grant has finished work for
M. H. Lyman and is now, working for
Fred Simpson.
Mrs. Banks, Mrs. Chasse and daugh- !
ter, Doris, of New York have been