Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-04-18

Mrs. Nancy Drew, who hiss been
to the house with the grip for the
weeks, is now able to be out.
Rev. and Mrs. John Melons
returned from Plymouth, n. ri
they have spent the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Kendall
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. n.
during the past week. They were
bridal trip.
Lewis Cameron, the stage dri|
been very i'll the past week, being
to his bed. H. Mcclure is driy
stage during MIR. Cameron's illness
Mrs. Lila Mcqueen returned We
from Georgia, where she has been G
In a hotel through the winter. n
friends are glad to see her back sgs
Miss Elnora L. Phillips returned
day from Manchester, n. H., where
been stopping with Fred Cbeney's
who have gone to st. Louis. Mo,
The Earnest Workers will hold
fashioned sociable at the M. F.
Wednesday afternoon. All are C
invited. Supper served from 5 to s
Miss Charlotte Burnham OF SouI
den has been engaged to teach the |
department of the village school
opsns next Monday. Miss Mart h|
will teach the higher grade.
The travelling public library is loi
Mrs. S. H. Stebbins' and everyone "a
the reading of the books upon the pl
OF ten cents. The library will be KEEL
Tuesday and Saturday afternoons
present.
owing to some changes which wen
in the Methodist conference annoint
the Rev. f. w. Buck was finally loo
Marshtield, and not at Glover. as sits
laat weeks MONITOR. This leay
Glover church without a pastor.
Miss Matte Kirby returned Th
from Portsmouth, n. H., where s
been employed in the family of L
Drew during the past winter. A
sugar party was given at the pleasan
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Carr Thursda
ing in honor of Miss Kirby's return.
was largely attended.
The next social of the Ladies', Nit
ETY. VIII be held at their parIor
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Stannard of barton will be preseI
give his popular illustrated lecture
Trip through Germany" A pancal
per will be served with maple hone
all the good things. All invited. s
10c.; lecture 15c.
Betsey Fox Clark died April s. a,
AUNT BetseY" as she was famlIiari
ed by all her friends, was born in
stead, P. @, Decembe 9, 1912 of Ar
parents. She was the daughter {
throp Fox and Betsey Cook. Her fat
accidently drowned in Derby pond
leaving widow and seven chiIdrt
eldest fourteen years old. In Is
with her children, came to Glover,
she resided for several years, but
ually married Mr.. Britton and 1e
TO canada, her children remain
Glover. In 1882 Betsey married Ca
Clark of Glover and had since Il
Glover. Six children were born to
the first died in infancy, the secon
LISA, died at nine months: Sapfo
| third child lived at home until 1876:
he went to California and died 500
reaching there; Abby, fourth child
r1ed VIM. P. Flood in 1856 and Y
Illinois The same year but retur
Glover in 1857, where he lived unit
then they went to Kansas where /
in 1892. Four children were born t,
all of whom are living in the West.
", nth Guild, married Edna @. La
OF Glover. ten children were born. IL
four OF whom are now living: Sari
sixth child, married Thomas 3. K
Glover who was soldier in the ciyi
he died in 1900, Mrs. Clark had a
full disposition and looked on the
side of life. She retained her facuItj
was interested in PASSING events
last. She was sick for several mont
fore her death and was tenderly car
by her daughter Sarah, assisted by b
ter Abby, who came on from Kan
soon as news of her mothers illness
ed her. Mrs. Clark left two children
and Abby, eight grandchildren, eli
great grandchildren and one sister,
Roxana Clark, who lives in Richtor
Mrs. Clark believed in universal sal
and was an attendant at me Unive
church in Glover but. never ioine
church organization. Her funera
held at the Uniyersalist church, AID
and was largely attended. Flowe
which she was ve-y fond, were in
fusion.
CARD-Wet take this method to e,
our most sincere thanks to all those
so kindly assisted US during our mo
sickness and death, and to the singe]
those who contributed flowers at her
raj. May all those receive the same
assistance when needed, is the he,
wish of 81
MRS. SARAH NJ. KING.
MRS. ABBY r. FLOOD.
MRS. EDNA. c. CLARK AND FAM
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