Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-01-18

bail of $1,000 was continued for a
trial at the March term of Orleans
|county court.
| orator of the Bradford Clothes Shop
| for the past six years, has recently
bought the interest of M. Bernstein
| deceased. and will continue the bust
ness as usual. Mr.. Kugler has built
ID a very nice trade in Barton and
will add new goods to each depart
nen6 as his trade demands. Read his
|, ad in this issue. adv
| The Woman's Literary club plan
.os mold their annual gentlemans
night on Wednesday evening, January
%, at $50 o'clock in the parlors of
Hotel Barton. The committee in
charge have made arrangements with
the Verde Monte Entertainers of st.
Johnsbury and are anticipating an
| enjoyable evening of violin, cello, and
readings. 1t is hoped that all men,
bers will avail themselves of this
opportunity and help to make the
coming event pleasant memory. In
formal.
The Woman's Literary club held it's
| regular meeting with Mrs. Caron on
Wednesday evening, january II.
Fifteen members and one visitor were
present. The name of Mrs. Reba
Harmed was balloted upon and she
was elected to membership. Mrs.
Underwood, as chairman of the COM
mittee for Gentlemenss night submit
ted plans for same A motion was
carried empowering the committee to
solicit from each member a sum suf-
fcient to cover the expenses of the
evening. A short program followed
the business meeting. Mrs. Fair
banks discussed the advisability of
making or not making New Years
resolutions. Mrs. Caron gave selec-
ton on the player piano. Miss Will
son read a New Years story, "Revo-
lution," by Ida Alexander. After
discussing the plans for the reception
vote was taken to take up the busi-
ness for January 25th at the meet
ing of February 9Th. A pleasant So
cial hour followed.
GLOVER
Rolfe Drew is home from st. Johns
bury, where he is working.
Willard Leonard is at the Leon
ard Homestead for few days.
Warren Caswell, who has been SER
iously ill, is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Mary Cobb, Mrs. Mamie Bean
and Rev. and Mrs. John Kimball at
tended Pomona Grange at Newport
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Hattie Allen and daughter and
two little granddaughers are spend
ing the winter with Mrs. Aliens par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wright.
Mrs. Viola Taylor, who has been
staying with her aunt, Mrs. Elvira
Mcclellan, for some months, has re-
turned to her home in Orting, Wash.
/ An editorial in last weeks Monitor
gave a list of some of the Orleans
county people. who have been engag-
ed in Missionary work as teachers or
missionaries. To this list should be
added the names of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Bickford, who are teaching in
the Berry schools, Georgia.
All persons having accounts against
the town of Glover are requested to
present them at the town hall Tues
day, January "a. The auditors will
meet Thursday, January 26.
A. M. Shields,
w. A. Wylie,
J. w. Dewing,
Selectmen.
At the regular meeting of Mason
Post, G. A. R., the following officers
were installed by the past commander,
Thomas Marnock: Commander, Dan
iel Hunt, Sr.; vice commander, Ebert
Nye; Junior vice commander, John Ar
thur; officer of the day. Harry Phil
lips; adjutant, Frank S. Phillips;
uuartermaster, Thomas Marnock;
chaplain, John Kimball; surgeon, P.
E. Buck; officer of the guard, Jesse
Christie; patriotic instructor, Fred
Percival.
The following officers were install
ed for 1922 by Mason Post w. R. G.
on January IL: President, Nettie Phil
lips; senior vice president, Isabella
Bean; junior vice president, Betsey
Salmon; treasurer, Elnora Simpson;
chaplain, Olive Kimball; conductor,
Mary Brooks; guard, Drusiila Ches-'
ley; secretary, Helen Nye; color
bearers, Emma Christie, Jennie
Shedd, Della Christie, Nora Salmon;
assistant Con-, Dora Lyon; Asst.
guard, Amy Bean; patriotic Inst.
Dora Lyon; press Cor, Elvira McLel-
Ian. An oyster supper was served as
usual.
Thursday evening, January 10th,
! the officers of Glover Grange were
Installed by Past Master Frank Has
tings: Master. Henry S. Clark; over
seer, Rev. John Kimball; lecturer,
Mrs. Josephine Christie; steward,
Carroll Lyon; assistant steward, Sum-
ner Rich; chaplain, Mrs. Olive M.
Kimball; secretary, Mrs. Amy Bean;
treasurer, Mrs. Isabel Bean; lady as
zistant steward. Mrs. Ida Rich; gate
keeper, Floyd Clark; Ceres, Mrs. .Lo-
la Clark: Pomona Mrs. Frances
Smith; Flora. Mrs. Elnora Simpson.
GLOVER COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rev. John Kimball, Pastor
! Morning worship IL a. m.
Sunday school 125m.
Praise service 7.30 p. m.
The topic of the sermon next Sun
day morning will be 9For or Againstj'
At the Sunday evening meeting