Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-10

there is important business.
The pupils in the primary departn
the village school, taught By Mis-.
Dwinell, having no marks duri
term ending June 80, were: Ida
George Johnson, Kitty Loneev.
Longey, Paul Parker and George q
Ruby L9ngey was absent one. Ia
Mary Chapman and Hazel McI.ue
absent one day, each. Number If
enrolled 10; average attendance
Tuere were only four tardy MARKS
the term.
The social in 5. N. Cl'rk's grow
was a very pleasant affair. o,s
psople, from the gray hsi red gran
to the tiny baby in arms. gath
|. celebrate the day and help on the 4
work of the church. The pras
"Aunt Eliza" Clark, over 81 vesrs
added much TO the pl-1sure
occasion. She took the money
second set o, tables, gave eva1
CHEEKY greeting, and took an act
In the business meeting. She ioir
ladies society the year of its organ
thirty-two years ago; though Of
has not met with them often. her
has never grown less, but alwsi
encouraging words, the work of her
and the contents of her pocketbdI
has been helping on the work |
huncing Others to do the san,
thanks of the society are extended /
VINO furnished music for the day.
Mr.. Mason, who went to the villa
a double team to bring some who
other way to come, and then cauj
| pleasures of the day for the young
by taking them for boat ride od
lake. Immediately after dinner It'd
ness meeting was called. The I'd
reported S73 raised during the ps
part OF which had been put in Il
for q parsonage. TIE society vol
paid to their pastor the sum OF tweI
dollars at this meeting. The FOL
officers were then elected: presided
Jesse Christie; vice president, MI
Clark; secretary, Mrs. j. Mel
treasurer, Mrs. w. F. Clark; organi|
Gertrude Mason; table comm .ttel
B. H. Mason, Mrs. E. L. Clark, Mis-
Rich, Miss Gertrude Mason, Miss
Christie.
Following is a more extended acc
the life of Mrs. Clsrk than has befC
| published. Mrs. Franklin G. ca
after an illness of two weeks at I'd
of her daughter, Mrs. Albert HI
early on the morning oiJ-Ge 20. a
she had been in poor health for
time she was not confined to her
the last two months OF her life, W
sufferings became very intens
autopsy showed the cause of deaf
cancer. The funeral services too
in Glover Methodist church on ii
noon of July II, the Rev. John M
officiating. The burial was in the
cemetery. Marcella d. Smith was
Montpelier, VT, March z, 1912.
one of the two daughters of the r
| Smith, who was for twenty-six
member of the Vermont conferen
was ma lied May 10, 1861, to
Clark of Glover. After their i
they lived in South Hardwick tM
in West Burke thee years, and iH
lngton for time, when they Y
Massachusetts, where they renal
six years. Then, after year in @
cut, they returned to Vermont anC
in Bsrton, but remained there @
years when they moved to Glove
for the past nineteen years they ha
t leir home. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark !
parents of four children; Arson
Newport, Mrs. Albert Hinckley
town, and two who have died. Mr.
was received in full mem oership
Methodist church here with her b
March 20, 1896. She was dutiful
. tian and was loving and kind in th
She was patient, in all her suffer-
died with clear faith in her Savior.
last hours she revived several tin
semi consciousness to repeat part
twenty-third psalm; Though
through the valley of the shadow o
I will fesr no evil"
GREENSBORO.
Mabel Gillis is home from Man
, N. 81.
Lester Leland is spending few
ting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Jackson Wis
st. Johnsbury last week.
Prof. ]. F. Elliot and family ar
, in their cottage for the simmer.
w. A. Jackson has sold his fine
, horse to Harry Scott of st. Johnsbd
: Mrs. R. A. Richie has been ente
her aunt, Mrs. Wiley from Man
N. H.
Miss Mary McCue, who has
Mortified nearly year, is in toV
visit.
Raymond Soule from Burlington
his grandmother, Mrs. M. c. Ings
week.
DIR. Charles Cook from Natlck
town Friday to attend the funeral
niece, Mrs. G. B. Cook.
Rev. and Mrs. P. B. Fisk vera In
attend the fiftieth wedding anniVe1