Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-05-03

her school in Mount Vernon, N. H.,
Saturday.
Miss Oriana Merriam of Lyndon
vile is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
| Austin Rich.
| Remember the auction sale of
household goods Saturday, May 6, at
the home of j. G. Mckay.
George Bickford is moving back to
, Sheffield. The family of Ernest Dopp
has also moved to Sheffield.
Mrs. Bernice Clark is substituting
| in the grammar school on account of
| the illness of Mrs. Danforth.
| George Merriam of Greenfield,
Mass, visited his father and his
brother over the weekend.
The Clark Hill Christmas club was
entertained by Mrs. Harley Drew last
Saturday and very pleasant time
was enjoyed.
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty
will hold a shadow party at their
next regular meeting. The ladies are
requested to bring box with lunch
for two.
The family of Mark Johnson was
called to ST. Johnsbury by the death
of Mr.. Johnson's mother, Mrs. Glenn
entine johnson. The funeral services
were held on Monday.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
serve a public dinner at their rooms
Thursday, May IL. The proceeds will
be given to the Americanization fund
for the education of worthy young
aliens.
The patriotic exercises in commem-
grafton of the Tooth birthday of Gen.
u. S. Grant were held in the Grange
hall Thursday, April 27. They were
under the auspices of the G. A. r.
Post and were given by the teach
ers and pupils of the village schools.
They were interesting in character
and were largely attended. They re-
fleet great credit on the teachers,
Mrs. Madge Danforth and Miss Hat
tie McDuffee.
Monday evening, May 1st, friends
and neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Taylor gave them a surprise party.
the occasion being the 25th anniver-
! sary of their marriage. Their son,
f, Floyd, was home from u. V. M, for
| the occasion and Mrs. Matte Scott
and Mrs. Phoebe Hamlet of ST.
Johnsbury, sisters of Mrs. Taylor,
were also present. Refreshments of
wedding cake, waters and punch were
served. They received a number of
| gifts, among them being a remem-
brance from Glover Grange and the
Mite society.
GLOVER COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rev. John Kimball, Pastor
/ Morning worship IL a. m.
| Sunday school IL m.
! Praise service 7.30 p. m.
The topic of the sermon Sunday
will be the Gospel of Recreation"
The Ladies' Union will serve a din
ner Friday, May 5.
The annual May party of the Com
munity church will be held next Sat-
urday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock.
| All the children of the community IL
i years and under are most cordially
| invited.
Mrs. Olive Kimball supplied the
| pulpit of the Congregational church
| in Barton Sunday morning and Rev.
John Kimball supplied the West Glow
er pulpit Sunday afternoon and spoke
at the union service in Barton in the
evening.
WEST GLOVER
Miss Helen Baker was in town over
Sunday.
M. A. Davio has moved into the
parsonage.
Mrs. Nettie Baker commenced work
Monday at Dana Clark's.
Harry Rowell is working for P. H.
! Skinner on the Monkey farm.
Mrs Irving McRitchie of Barton
spent Sunday at G. G. Locke's.
S. T. Vance has moved from the
parsonage to the Hastings house.
Miss Marcou from Sheffield is
! spending few days at G. G. Locke's.
John Borland went to ST. Johns
bury Friday to attend the auto show.
Rev. Kimball of Glover preached
Sunday in the absence of Rev. Hutch
| inson.
Guy Bates and son, Floyd, visited
in Newport Center Saturday and
| Sunday.
Hartford Dobson has finished work
for L. Tetrault and has gone to work
for N. c.. Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. A A. Webster at
tended the auto show and Ministries
held at st. Johnsbury Saturday.