Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-12

W Ine DostoH q MAINE ra1lrOad as bn
man. He leaves a wife and small chi
9 months besides many other near
tives. His family have the sympatt
the community.
GLOVER.
Mrs. Lila Dew and daughter. G
will visit in Albany this week.
M. L. Gilmore has gone to Indianau
Ind, for medical treatment.
The only Grange meeting in March
be held Tuesday evening, the 18th.
Hattie Leonard is visiting her gra
parents, Mr.-and Mrs Chaplin Leonard
Miss Florence Peel, who has been b
ing Mrs. nempleton, has returned hon
Remember March 10Th that the
bachelors viii serve a supper in the|
E. church from 5 to 7:30 O'Clock, a
which there will be q short Literary en|
tai1ment given, the entire bill beind
cents each.
Glover, by the write-up of its celebrid
Is becoming famous through the Bod
Herald. Saturdays Herald contained
Illustrated account Of the career of Dial
Young the veteran blacksmith and jocE
The article states that Mr.. Young is
years old and challenges any man over
years OF age in the world to shoe a hd
quicker than he. It also speaks of Nd
Wilkes, Mr.. Young's racer. In the 81
day Herald is q sketch of the Rev. il
Mcdonald who has preached 45 years,
married 3Q8 couples and offciated st nd
than 1000 funerals.
The death of Henry Davis, Tor md
years a resident ofthis viIIsge, Occurred
St. Louis. Mo-, last THURSDAY morni|
The body arrived here last Satur|
afternoon, C ompsnied by Mr.. and \
F. n. Cheney daughter and son1
law of Mr. Davis. A funeral service \
held at. the UniversaIist ohUrch Sand
afternoon, conducted by Rev. Mr.. y
LaughIin of LyndonEiIIe, and the buria|
the family lot in the cemetery follow
| Mr.. Davis was born IN Keene, N. H.
1918. He was. the son of n of the ca
and we'll known families of that city.
grew up there and the years, of his ca
manhood we're spent there. He was
iron founder by trade and an exp
workman. In 1853 he married, Syl
Zaphira French, the elder daughter OF
I.%4 no0~~1 Eronnh If fhic uilIono n
or three years later Mr.. and Mrs. Da
moved from Keene to Glover and Il
hame was here from that time until al
the death Of Mrs. Davis, which occur
In June. 1903. In the fall of that veal
went to Manchester, n. H., to live "
his daughter, Mrs. Cheney, and in
spring of 1904 he went with the Che
family to their new home IN ST.. Lo
Mr.. Davis had long been in broken hea
and death was due to the irErmitles
the gradual decline of old age. Besl
his daughters, Mrs. Cheney, and D
Gertrude Wright of Manchester, n.
MI. Davis is survived by two o % =
former marriage, Fred FL. Davis OF bos'
n
and George Herbert Davis OF 81. T
Mimi. Two sisters also survive, MIN
in Keene, N. H., and n in dllsnm, \
Mrs. Wright came from Manchester
H., and o. L. French came from Brat
boro to attend the funeral and burial.
WEST GLOVER.
Mr.. David Baker is quite ill.
c. C. King is visiting in Canada. 3
Mrs. Nora Holmes of Morrisville Wis
at o. G. Miles, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Scott are stay
at Walter Scott's for time.
Mrs. VIII Magoon is Ill and Is sta,
with her sister, Mrs. Allen Ticehurst
f Mrs. Wild of Royalton is visiting
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. d
Baker.
GREENSBORO.
Mrs. Geo. Hussey is visiting her sist'
Berlin, n. 81.
Bertha Melvin has returned from
visit in Stowe.
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