Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-02-23
WEST CLOVER.

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Roy o. Buchanan. is away for a
short time !
Aida Bean from Eustis is with her
sisters here.
Miss Hattie McDuffee is a guest at
w. H. Scott's.
Mrs. Wilson, who has been at Bar
ton, is at home.
Miss Simpson spent Sunday at
her home in Sheffield.
Fred Calderwood, who has been
very sick, is improving.
Mrs. A. B. Ross and children have
been spending few days in Barton.
Miss Price, field secretary for the
Missionary society, is expected here
next Sunday
Thomas Burns and son from Coat
cook. P. O.. were here to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Calderwood
The Willing Workers are invited to
Glover village March 1st to help fur
nish G1nner at institute hall.
Among the sick are Mr.. and Mrs.
DooAOAlN, WIS EIIl9Ud SKINNER, 10len
Baker and Orrie Calderwood.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Cook and Mr..
and Mrs. Lyman Barber went to
Craftsbury Feb 18th to attend the
funeral of cousin.
The young people of West Glover
will have an old fashioned exhibition
at the hall Wednesday evening. March
l. OnH AIpoicCSoro
The Willing Workers met with Mrs.
Hastings Feb. 16. A good number
were present. Officers for the ensu-
| ing year were elected as follows:
Pres, Mrs. Kate Barber; vice pres.
Mrs. Jennie Cutler; secretary, Pearl
Vance treasurer, Mrs. Annie Borland.
School in the Beach District closed
Feb: II: The pupils having no absent
marks during the term were Ernest
Uric. Foster Uric. Amy Uric, Helen
Uric, Albert Gilmour, Phyllis Gil.
mour. Clara Young, Isabelle Young.
Clarence Young was absent only
one half day and Gerald Phillips one
day. Ernest Uric and Foster Uric
/ have had no marks for year. The
whole number of pupils was II and
the average attendance 20 1920.
The community was shocked to hear
of the death Of Mrs. Calderwood of
pneumonia on Feb. 10th. aged 81
years. Susan H. Burns, wife of D.
W. Calderwood, was member of the
Congregational church in this place,
always helpful in time of sickness or
trouble, faithful wife and mother
She leaves to mourn her loss a
Ch1r- Tn1l nod
and a daughter, Mrs. Reuben Ste
vens, both of Glover, two brothers and
one sister, 7. A. Burns of CoatIcook.
o. C. burns of Norfolk, N. Y, and
Mrs. L. Davio of Glover, also many
other relatives and friends who sym
pathise with the family in their be-
reavement. Services were held at
the house Friday, Rev. A. B. Ross
officiating. The body was placed in
the tomb at the Glover cemetery.
Dearest Mother thou hast left US
And thy loss we deeply feel 4 ,.Fs
But it is God that has bereft US
He can all our sorrows heal.
James Cameron passed away peace
fully at his home in Albany on Fri
day morning. Feb. II, after strug-
Cling bravely against failing health
:
singular, peculiar nature, battling
the medical skill of the ablest doctors
, and specialists. and making their
best efforts merely palliative rather
than curative. Everything was done
: to secure his personal welfare and
comfort by the members of his fam
lily, who watched over him with ten
der solicitude and affectionate care.
| Born in 1845 Mr.. Cameron was mar.
D ried in 1867 to Miss Lizzie Vance.
He united with the congregational
;, church at West Glover in 1875 and fol
! about twenty years had served as
= deacon. filling the Office faithfully
and well. The funeral services at the
! home and the church were conducted
by his pa tor. Mr.. Ross, and were very
. largely attended, among the immedi
ate mourners being his wife, Mrs.
James Cameron, his daughter, Mrs
n Carl Dwinell, and his sister and broth
: err. Mrs. C. F. Cutler, and William
: Cameron. Many relatives and sym
pathizing friends attended, Mrs. Or.
Miles and Miss Fisk of Boston, Will
l. liam Wright and other from dis
y lance. Mr.. Cameron's consisten
l. Christian life was helpful ministr.
= and beautiful benediction to many
l. Few men have been so generally
l. loved and respected. While strongl,
d attached to the church and active il
|. her interests, his real creed was lif
8 of kind and noble deeds. "The mem
e DRY of the just is blessed"