Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-08-27


and respected by all. The funeral was
attended by about three hundred sorrow
Ing friends and relatives at the home OF
his father, Levi Kelley, Sunday afternoon.
Comforting words were spoken by Rev. J.
Ellery Reed, a former pastor when the
family resided In Holland, from a text in
Psalms 50: AZ. A profusion OF beautiful
flowers was a silent token OF the love and
respect In which he was held. The sym
patty OF the community goes ont to the
father, mother, and four brothers In this
nrst break in their family circle.
THREE VILLAGES
Derby Line, Vt-Rock Island, P. o.
Stanstead, p. O.
The Greys have moved from the DR..
McDuffee farm south of the villages to
HOLLAND. -
Thewater In the Tomfobia is the lowest
C has been for many years, and the water
wheels on Rock Island are obliged to join
the rest seekers.
The Lake Park contingent are now
beginning to depart for their homes and
each week decreases the guests. All report
that 1t has been brilliant season socially.
Miss Edna Caswell will go to Boston at
the beginning Of the school year to con-
tinue her study OF the piano. She is OF g
OF the most promising pupils ever
graduated from Stanstead College.
Several black bass and muscalonge are
being caught in the river. The law per-
mits the taking of these until January 1.
Our fishermen are returning from tt g
large pond in Derby with good catches of
black bass.
The lightning struck Cashier Davis
house Monday, doing quite little damage.
The family were at home at the time, and
they realized 1t was a hazard to have
home In so exposed a location. The COM
mon saying "quick as lightning is very
significant.
Rev. j. Newton Emery, pastor of the
Universalist church, has a very practical
way Of getting out of-door exercise and
fresh air. During the summer months he
cultivates fine garden, and as soon as the
products begin to be ready for use he is to
be seen on our streets carrying to those in
need bountiful baskets of good things.
This is a beautiful example and a strong
sermon on the text, "By their works ye
shall know them"
Robert Parsons has In his window this
week some forged nails taken from the
original Faneuil Hall of Boston,. In these
days of wire and cut nails, all machine
made, these forged ones are very curious
and rare. He also shows a rare oil paint
oil Of the
fomfobis, painted about fifty years ago by
John Frazier, graduate of the Royal
Academy OF London, England. 1t Is a
creditable piece of drawing and coloring
i 1t should be in the public library, as 1t Is
OF local interest and a link between the
past and present worthy of preservation.
GLOVER.
Wesley Drew is visiting in CRANKY.
Mr.. II. y. Davis has purchased the Arc
Jenness place.
Miss Meta McGaffey of Hartford, Conn.
lslvisiting In town.
hTrs. g. II. Lawrence is at st. Johnsbur!
hohpltal for treatment.
OH. Phillips has engaged to work io
the Lsndonville Creamery Co.
Mrd. j. II. Scott and daughter OF Spring
field, Mass, are visiting at s. b. French
Monday being a holiday, the schoo
throughout the Town will commence Tue'
day September 4th.
Mrs. Kelley and little son of Morrisvil
visited her friend, Mrs. M. l.. Bowen, fe
days recently.
The Jr. o. U. A. M. will hold service
the M. E. church, Sunday, Sept. I'd. Re
w. A. Warner of Barton will preach.
Mrs. Julia A. Thompson of Washingto
ID. c., and Miss Isabella Clapp OF Ne
York are stopping with Mrs. Ida Wooda
and daughter.
Glover Grange meeting will be he
Thursday, August 30th.,at IL O'Clock a.
All mem bers are requested to be presen
Regular meeting of the Daug hters
Liberty Wednesday evening, September
as there is special business to transact.
is hoped all members will be present.
Owing to the Lyndonville camp meetil
there were no preaching services at the
e. church yesterday nor will there be Sci
2. Sabbath school will be held as usual.
The Ladies' Mite Society will hold
social in the vestry OF the Universal
church Friday. Supper will be ser'
from to o'clock. All cordially invit
social game OF baseball will be pull
Of ION A. E. Anderson's meadow,
wednesday, Aug. 10Th at O'Clock p.
The players will be chosen from the GRO
and seats in the grand stand are tree, q
lemonade, as long as 1t lasts. The obi
of this game is not to see how well we
play but to get the people out for
holiday and have jolly good visit. lie
your tempers at home and bring y
wives, children and sweethearts. II
weather is unsuitable the game will
played on Thursday at the same no
Everybody come. Well have q good I
II we don't save a cent.
Undethe presently system Glover rece
from the state in 1905 sS31.63 for highwt
and SOLOS for schools, more than 1t !