Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-01-08

was taken worse and died at Chicago, Ill.
ms BODY was brought here Thursday for
ouFlal' He leaves a father, mother, wife,
uaugh'er and two brothers to mourn his
loss.
Inc Foresters will have installation OF
ofncers Friday evening, Jan. 18th. The
members and their families are invited 70
De present. The Foresters of Newport are
invited also. Supper, consisting OF cake,
conee and fruit, will be served after the
meeting.
GLOVER.
The Earnest Workers will hold a social
ae the M. E. church vestry at noon Wed
nesoay. Dinner will be served. Business
meeting after dinner.
There will be donation for the benefit
OF Rev. A. w. Hewitt at the M. E. church
wednesday afternoon and evening, Jam
"A. Oysters will be served from five to eight
O'Clock, after which there will be q lecture
by Rev. w. G. johnson of Barton.
Mrs. Emily Phillips, of this village, a
lady ninety years old, Is ct her advanced
age strong and vigorous. She takes care
OF her own room and is very industrious
about such work as she is able to do. She
much enjoys the calls of her neighbors
and friends.
The Junior o. U. A. M. elected the fol-
lowing officers Dec. 20 and installed them
Jan. for the ensuing term C., Ed. Rich
ardson; vice c., J. R. Christie; Rec. Sec.,
j. FL. Burnham; Fin. Sec, 81. B. Stanton;
Treas, A. F. Sargent; W., Geo. Wilson;
Con-, Geo. Dow; trustee, N. l.. Dow; Chap.
Luther Merriam.
The district meeting of the LIST and End
districts Junior Order United American
Mechanics will be held at Glover, January
II. A programme of unusual merit has
been provided. Afternoon session at 2 p.
m, open to the public. The address of
welcome will be by Hon. w. f. Clarke, as
sistant judge of Orleans county; response
by William Fl. jeffrey of East Burke, pres
ident of the District Association. An ad-
dress on "Our Public Schools" by Rev. W..
A. Leonard OF Newport Center. An ad-
dress on "Patriotism" by Rev. A. F. Walsh
of st. Johnsbury. An address on "Immi-
grafton" by Rev. j. D. WaIdron of Hard
wick. At the evening session the Glover
council will exemplify the degree work and
a considerable amount of important bust
ness will be transacted. Refreshments will
be served. The Glover council will meet
the following trains at Barton: Morning
mail south; 1908 p. M, north; evening
mail north. These meetings have proven
Of great advantage to the order and have
had strong tendency to strengthen the
brotherhood of this patriotic organization.
The officers for this year are: William q.
Jeffrey, president, East Burke; Arch Craig,
vice president, Wheelock; B. F. Humphrey,
secretary, East Burke; Claud King, treas
urer, Glover. Executive committee: Fred
Day, chairman, Wheelock; E. M. Massey.
Danville; L. W. Gray, Lyndon; l.. q. Pea
body, Newport Center; Ed. Richardson,
Glover; A. G. Wyman, East Burke; ]. III.
Nelson, Sheffield; Fl. A. Quimby, st. Johns
bury; John Thomas, Lunen burg; A. III.
Godding, West Burke.
WEST GLOVER.
Most of the sick here are reported better.
The steam laundry agency has changed
hands from the Randall store to the cream
cry ana Henry Paquetts is agent.
Little David Cameron, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Cameron, who was operated
on for appendicitis last Tuesday, died Sat
urday night. It was thought he might
recover for some days but he did not seem
| to have vitality enough. to rally from the
shock The funeral services were held al
the house today Monday, at II O'Clock
Rev. Mr.. Ross officiating. The friends
have the sympathy of the whole commu-
nifty.
A sudden death occurred here, Sunday
Dec. 81, namely that~of Mrs. G. G. King
She had been in comparative health unit
the Friday previous when her heart begar
failing. Saturday she was worse and con.
tinued worse until she passed away SUNDAY
afternoon. Mrs. King was a most estim.
able woman. She was a conscientiou.
Christian, active in missionary work anC
interested in all church work, and every.
thing which promised good to the com
munity or individuals in community. Sht
was for many years member of the church
at West Glover, ever ready to do her par
in the Sunday school, ladies' society ant
wherever she could lend a helping hand
She was 45 years old on the 9Th of las
October. Her maiden name was CARR,
Boardman and she was married to Mr.. c
G. King on Jan. 6, 1887. Since COMING
here she has made many friends and beer
much beloved by the whole community
The funeral was held at the house Las
Tuesday, Rev. Mr.. Ross.officiating. Ths
remains were inferred at West Glover.
GREENSBORO.
/ j. D. Wilson is on the sick list.
Lena Holmes is visiting In Boston.
Frank Genners is visiting his father in
Lowell.
/ A. E. Jackson has recovered from th'
measles.
Walter Simpson returnea to Burlington