Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-04-06
place in the future.

place in the future.
Don't miss it. 1t is an opportunity
you may never have again. A young
violinist of extraordinary talent, who
mas studied with great masters and
played before the royalties of Europe,
is making her second appearance in
America. Some of us have heard her
before. Be sure to watch the Moni-
tor and store windows for dates and
other information.
The Afternoon Study Club met
with Mrs. Emily Webster on Thurs
day, March 81. Thirteen members
were present. Subject, Domestic
Life" Paper, "Mary Virginia Ter
hune," Mrs. Jennie Cutler; article,
"What I Want to Make of My Life, u
tions, "The Home," club. Mrs. Eta
al talk on her recent trip to Califor-
MIA.
Albert Cloutier was injured in the
mill yard of VESSEL, Nickle & Gross
Monday. He was working on the
logs which were piled high on the
bank above the mill when the pile
with them and several logs went over
him. He was not seriously injured
though he has been confined to the
house since and much Of the time to
the bed. The escape from more SER
ious injury was remarkable.
The annual meeting of Keystone
Chapter No. 16, R. A. M, was held
at Masonic hall Monday evening and
e. al 4DI.
F. w. Cutting, H. P; o. w. Locke,
Katen, treasurer; J. A. Pearson, Sec
A. Turner, P. S.; A. F. Emerson, R.
A. c.; VIM M. Robinson, M. 3rd W;
A. l.. Cowles, M. End "; B. S. Gray,
M. 1st w.; A. w. Fletcher, G.. H..
Blood, stewards; C. P. Ford, sentinel.
Word was received Tuesday morn
ing that Mrs. Sarah K. Austin, widow
of the late A. c. Austin, and for
many years resident of this place,
died at the home of her son, G. E.
Austin, in Saskatoon, Sask., Monday.
The body will arrive here Friday,
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Harriet Austin, who went to Saska-
toon Thursday in response to a mes
sage that her mother was failing.
Funeral services will be held from
the home Of Miss Harriet Austin on
Glover street Monday afternoon at
1.3O o'clock, Rev. w. A. Warner Of
fciating and burial will be at Or
leans. Mrs. Austin was 78 years of
age.
GLOVER
Frank Drew is building a garage.
Natalie Define has been visiting
relatives in Glover village.
Norris Smith has been seriously
sick with grip but is recovering.
Mrs. Amy Bartlett has returned
from visit to ST. Johnsbury.
Paul King of Springfield, Mass,
has been visiting friends in Glover.
Hoyt Johnson has produced ALL
eggs from 20 pullets during the
month of March.
Noah Dodge has moved from the
Wilson house to the one lately vacat-
ed by Raymond Silver.
Keep in mind the "Old Fashioned
Dance" to be given at Institute hall
Friday evening, April Is. adv
The people in this town who are US
ing the Brewer sap system, repre-
sented by Roy Davis, are very much
pleased with it..
An alarm of fire started the vii
lage Friday night. 1t was not in
tended to be an April fool joke bus
fortunately turned out to be only a
bad chimney fire.
There will be a Grange meeting
Tuesday evening. Rev. and Mrs.
Kimbail have charge of the social
hour. Each one is asked to bring
nuts or homemade candy.
Monday night 35 children, large
and small, helped Anson Drew ceie-
brate his 10th birthday. Games, pres
ents and huge birthday cake help
ed to make it the real thing.
The Sons and Daughters of Liber-
ty will hold social hour April 13.
Lunch will be served. Members
please bring something good to eat.
The new orchestra will be in at
tendance. Every member is urged
to bring a friend.
An interesting meeting was held in
the town hall Saturday evening when
the Glover Driving Club was organiz-
ed. The following officers were elect
ed: President, John H. Wylie; vice
president, M. W. Johnson; secretary
and treasurer, Geo. K. Drew; an in
vestigating and entertaining commit
tee was appointed. This is the sec
ond driving club to be organized in
the county and we want a large mem
bership The next meeting will be-
held Saturday, May z. Let all inter
ested remember this date as a Fourth
of July celebration will be discussed.
Offended.