Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-04-12
Albany Church Records.
Continued from last week.

INFANT BAPIISMS
Oct. g. 1880 Jane, daughter of
Deacon Ephraim and Mary Carter.
Julia, daughter of Nathan and Sally
Skinner
Oct. II, Martha Eliza, daughter of
Jesse and Fanny Bosworth.
Attest, f. w. Kellogg. pastor.
Jan. 9. 1881. Cordelia, infant of J.
B. and Roxana Chamberlin.
July "a, 1881 Augustus Granville.
infant of Brother Joel and sister,
Olivia Cheney.
John Andrew, infant Of Brother ia
bez and Sister Orphema Page.
Erastus Philo, child of Brother
Erastus and Sister Susan Fairman.
same date, Sarah Maria, child Of
Brother Albert and Sister Abigail
Martyr by herself.
Nov. II. 1881. Ora, child of Brother
Arson and Sister Mercy Hand.
Clifton S.. child of Brother JOS. A.
Mardin.
Emily
Dennis
Mary Jane
Alice
Lydia
Children of Brother John N. and
Sister Laura Hight.
James Ferguson
Albert Henry
Children of Sister Nancy Jones.
Lillis Eliza. child of Brother G. B.
and Sister L. BosWorth.
Feb. 10, 1882, John Phillips, Grin
Livingston. Lorenzo Mark, Martha
Anna. children of Brother Benjamin
and Sister Polly Aiken.
| March &c. 1882, Stephen Albert,
Mary Thankful, children of Sister
Florilla Pike, baptized at her house,
the youngest being dangerously sick.
E. w. kellogg, pastor.
Aug. s.. 1882. Abram. Charles
Franklin. Electa Gorham. Mordicai
Hale, children of Brother Abram and
Sister Electa J. Minor.
Aug. S. 1882. Wealthy. infant of
Brother Albert and Sister Abigail
Martin.
John Alfred, infant of Brother J..
N. and Sister J.. Hight.
| May 2, 1888. Benjamin Franklin, son
of Dea. J. B. Chamberlain.
May 10. 1888. William Edgar Clark,
adopted child of Brother Jess. and
Sister Fanny Bosworth also Freder-
lex DeIano. child of Brother George
r. and Sister. Lucy Bosworth.
July ID. 1888. Henry, Sanford.
children of Brother John and Sister
Thankful Colburn.
Aug. Is. 1888, Loren Porter, infant
of Brother Erastus and Sister Susan
Fairman.
Aug. 26, 1888. Edward Payson, son
of e. W. and A. H. Kellogg.
Dec. 8. 1888, Washington Martin. in
FAINT of Brother Nathan and Sister
Mari Skinner.
Feb. %. 1888. Daniel, infant son of
Brother Ira and Sister Caroline Skin.
ner-AlI the above signed E. W. Kei-
logg. pastor.
Aug. 81, 1884, James Gilfllin,
son of John and Laura Hight.
June ID, 1885. Sarah Bosworth,
daughter of Levi and PAMELA War
rem.
H. Durkee, clerk
D. III. H.
(To be continued.)
Settlers in Towns of Orleans County
Previous to 1920.
! Continued from Monitor, March 49, J
GLOVER
Bean, Samuel, from Sutton, N. H.,
was one of the earliest settlers of G..
having cleared land there before 1900.
Descendants were living in 1868 on
his homestead.
Bliss. Stephen, came to Glover, 1907,
his son Ziba Bliss. from Lebanon. N.
H.. having preceded him by three
years. He practically served as min
lister in the west part of the town.
He offered prayer at the first funeral
in G.. He died at the age Of 70 years.
Bliss. Ziba. son of Stephen, came te
Glover from Lebanon, N. H., in 1904
He held the office of Deacon in the
Congregational church for 29 years
he died at his residence near Glover
village aged 70 years.
Brown. Asa, was present at frs,
town meeting held in Glover.
/ Clark. Cephas. moved to Glover
from Keene. IN. H., March, 1917. HI
had served in war of 1872 and bac
been an inhabitant of Rutland. liz
died 1853 aged IA years, leaving sever
sons and four daughters.
| Clark, Samuel. moved to G. abou
1918. and settled in west part oil
town. He died in 1859, aged nearl,
80 years: His second wife. Betsy
(Fisk) Clark, died in Glover 1862
aged Is years. He had 10 children,
nine of whom lived to maturity.
| Clark. Silas. came to G. from
Keene. N. H.. in 1905 and settled or
the hill east of Glover village. He
died in 1896. leaving three sons anc
| two daughters.