Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-28

Templeton IN Montpelier the nrSC OF
the week.
Mrs. w. C. Leonard and daughter
of Cambridge, Mass. and Miss Fannie
Whitcher Of WhitefAld, n. H. ARE Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin Leonard
The Earnest Workers will serve a
dinner at the Methodist church Mon
day, January End. Proceeds to be used
for the lecture course. All interested
are invited to assist.
The minstrel show being prepared
by the Glover band will be given Fri
day evening of this week instead Of
on the evening Of January 2 as an
nounced last week. twenty-five take
part in the show and Prof. Dana.
cartoonist, will assist in making the
evening pleasant one. Promenade
and dance after the play. See post
ers.
WEST GLOVER.
Maud Miller was a guest at Fred
Miles last week.
Mrs. Powers is a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. w. B. Stiles.
Mr.. Crosier entertained friends Sat-
urday and Sunday.
One Of Frank Chase's children was
quite sick last week.
John Borland is at home from an
extended trip in the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Barber made his
t parents brief visit last week, spend
ing Christmas day with them.
Oren L. Day of Island Pond, an ell
! ectriciaD, has charge of wiring the
houses here for electric lights.
The many friends of Lula Lewis)
! Baker are glad to welcome her and
daughter Dorothea home for visit.
The Willing Workers met with Mrs.
! c. F. Cutler Dec. 2lst. A fine dinner
was served and social time enjoyed.
Mrs. Nancy Clark, who has been
spending some time with Mrs. Ed
wards, has gone to her home in Evans
vile.
The Christmas exercises Saturday
evening were we'll attended. The tree
was loaded with presents and the eX-
ercises were good.
All appreciated the electric lights at
the church Saturday evening. G. w.
Cook and E. o. Randall are letting
have them soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Barber had a
large gathering of relatives at their
home Monday with Christmas tree in
the evening. It is needless to say all
enjoyed fine time.
The Sunday school elected officers
for the coming year Sunday as fol-
: lows, Superintendent. c. F. Wright !;
| assistant superintendent, C. F. Cut
: ler secretary, Gladys Cameron :;
treasurer, Clyde Barber; organist,
Pearl Vance. Most of the classes will
have the same teachers.
. Myra Carpenter Ford. whose death
occurred on November 5th, was
) the youngest child Of Edgar and Alma
: Carpenter (Arthur.( She was born in
: North Hyde Park Feb 1st, 1879, and
d. resided there until she came to Glover
!, in 1883, where she made her home un-
: til her death. For the past sixteen
J. years she had been an invalid. and
n much of the time great sufferer.
J, When she was able to work she did
l. dressmaking. and even when confined
!, to her bed her patient fingers were
b usually busy with some task. Fol
!; the two years previous to her death
!, she was in almost constant pain. which
:; she bore with resignation and Christ
5. ian fortitude. Her long hours o1
: suffering were lightened and comfortet
3. by the constant and untiring minis
/; trations of her devoted mother and b!
r the love and sympathy of her father
1t brother and sisters, as well as by
N large circle of friends and neighbors
S. Mrs. Ford was a member of tn,
Methodist church of Glover havin,
joined that church at Is years O.
age. The funeral services were helt
ne at the home of the family on Nov
9Th, Rev. Mr.. Walner of Barton nffici
ut ating. A large number of friend
and relatives from cut of town wer
present. The floral offerings wer,
* numerous and very beautiful Mrs
Ford was a sweet souled Christia
a. woman, one of those patient suffer
ing ones of whom it may be said
The fairest blossom in all ouc home
IN Silently fades from our loving eyes:
Dead? No, for the Lord has only COM
n For lilies to plant in Paradise. -
GREENSBORO.
'e Additional Greensboro items on an
Otfer page.
t J. H. Darlington is visitin,
friends in Canada.
a Walter King is driving the cream
S team for F. A. Messer.
= Geo. S. Cook has gone to BurIing.
n ton to attend the dairy school.
! Mr. and Mrs. J. D. WILEY from
$ Montpelier are visiting at Geo. A
Porter's.
REENSBORO BEND.
4s The M. w. of A. camp of Greens
n boro Bend are to have a New Year.,
ball Dec. 80. Friday evening, with a,
m oyster supper In the dining hall.
~ Music will be furnished by BedelI's or
. chestra of nine pieces. Dancing. II
cents per couple. Supper rs cent
n per couple Free concert from to
d. o'clock. Everyone cordially invited.
IRASBURC