Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-03-29

Land Co., is in Boston this week con.
sulting candy makers in regard te
candy machinery and will attend thx
confectionerS' convention in Nav al
Chicago.
VESSEL, Nickel & Gross Co. are
shipping two carloads of machinery
from New York here to be installed
in the brick factory which is to be
started as soon as the machinery is
installed.
The Barton Cornet band has had
its instruments tuned from high to
low pitch and have bought several
new instruments at an expenditure OF
about $500. They expect to have 20
men in the band this coming sea-
son and are practicing regularly.
w. J. Utton was in Goshen, NJ Y,
last week where he bought two
young horses, Ethel Guy and Mabel
Mack, for George LaBar. Mr.. Utton
went Tuesday to Sherbrooke, Que, to
get Mr.. Wright's two horses, Jim
Todd and Abbie Brino, which were
here last year for training.
George S. Lee of Okanogan, Wash,
who was here some weeks ago Wis
iting his brother, HI. E. Lee, and re-
turned home recently, reports bust
ness west of the Mississippi river
much better than in the East. His
nephew, Ted Lee, who returned West
with him. writes that the fruit busi-
ness is very interesting and profit
able. He is in camp with other men
pruning trees and getting really for
summer.
The Wonan's Literary Club met
Miss Currier on Wednesday evening,
March g. Twenty-Five members
and one visitor were present. The
following interesting program was
given. Paoer, Popular New Books"
Mrs. Turner; paper, "Life of Mary
Roberts Rinehart," written by Miss
Fairbanks and read by Mrs. Fair
banks. Mrs. Hutchinson and Mrs.
Batchelder sang "Over the Fields of
Clover" by Geibel, and as an en-
core. "Nearest and Dearest" by Car
acciolo; paper, "Life of Florence
Barclay" Miss Austin. A pleasant
social hour followed.
Angelo Bona and little nephew,
Johnny, returned Friday from italy,
where they have be e n Tor
the past six months. They went to
Italy on the steamer, Canopic:, sail
ing from Boston via. the Azores,
Madeira, vigo, Gibralta and Naples
to Genoa, taking 10 days. They re-
turned on the Columbia from Genoa
to New York in IL " days. Mr.. Bona
found his home country much I'M
nroved since leaving there 10 years
ago. At that time two francs was
DAYS pay for a laborer and at the
time some laborers receive 10
francs. The cash exchange in Italy is
27 francs for an American dollar. He !
left his mother in very poor health.
GLOVER
DR.. Farmer of st. Johnsbury was in
town Sunday.
Nathan Norton of Lyndonville was
IN Glover last week.
Miss Hattie McDuffee was visitor
in Newport last week.
Mrs. Henry Cook is SUFFERING from
an attack of the prevailing cold.
Aldrich Alexander is home from
Randolph for the spring vacation.
Miss Hortense Stanton of st Johns
,ury is visiting relatives in Glover.
William Merriam is seriously LII
and is being cared for bv Ben Mason.
John Tate of Milford, N. H., is Wis
ting relatives and friends in Glover.
James Martin of Newport visited
lis mother, Mrs. Alma Martin, this
week.
Mrs. John Arthur is confined to her
,ed by illness and Mrs. Villa Rich IS
airing for her.
Mrs. Bovnton of Cambridge was
he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tay-
or last week.
The Clark Hill Christmas club was
by Mrs. David Anderson
March %.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Kelton of
Burlington spent last week with rel
tives and friends in Glover.
George Dutton has moved to the
lace recently occupied by Ben Aims
worth and Mr.. Ainsworth has moved
o the tenement in Jesse Christie's
lOuse.
GLOVER COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rev. John Kimball, Pastor
Morning worship II a. m.
Sunday school IL m.
Praise service 7.30 p. m.
Rev. John Kimball supplied the
church in Newport
asst Sunday and Mrs. Olive I'M. Kim
all supplied the local pulpit.
The Lola Sargent mission circle will
meet with Mrs. Kimball Tuesday,
april A.
Seven members of the junior de-
of the Sunday school were :
erfect in attendance the first quarter
f the year.
CRAFTSBURY
Lena Clark is spending a few days
n Hardwick.
Gertrude Webber is home from her
chool in Hardwick for a short vaca-
ion.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Noodle were
weekend guests of their daughter in
slover.
Leslie Bickford is the sawyer in
dr. StowelPs mill which commenced :
awing Thursday.
Barbara Daverson is home from
louisville where she is teaching, for .
J two weeks vacation.
Ella and Ethel Green are guests at
he home of their grandfather, Chas.
of Collinsville.