Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-10-23

Horace Graham of Craftsbury was
in town the first of the week.
Leo Christie is reported as in some
respects improving for few days
past.
Mrs Eta Dexter, Perley Dexter and
Mrs. Almeda Sherburne were in ST.
Johnsbury Monday.
Bert Sherburne has returned home
from ST. Johnsbury, where he has been
stopping for week Mrs. Sherburne,
who is in the hospital there, is improv-
ing rapidly.
Rev. w. A. Warner of Barton will
preach in the M E. church Sunday,
| Nov. 3, at o'clock p. m. in the inter-
est of the ]. O. U. A. M. All mem
bers are requested to meet at the hall
at 80.
The Earnest Workers will hold a
social and serve a chicken pie dinner
at the M. E. church Wednesday, Oct.
30. Price of dinner, Is cents for
adults, Is cents for children. Come
and have good visit, also some chick
en- pie.
There has been good sale of course
tickets for the entertainment course.
4 Single tickets will be on sale Tuesday,
Oct. %. the date of the first enter
: tainment, The Southland Singers,
whose program includes plantation
, songs, negro melodies, camp meeting
songs, comic darby songs, negro lula
bys, home, cabin and river songs of
t the old slavery days and many other
numbers, both vocal and instrumental
They are sure to please you. Every
Il body come.
John A. Crosier, late of Glover, was
t born at West Concord, Oct. 20, 1871,
/ and died at Glover, Oct. l, 1912, after
an illness of one week with appended
tbs. He was the son of Oliver D. and
T. Meroa (Miller Crosier. His early
5. years were spent at Adams, Mass,
Barnet and Boltonville, this state, but
. at the age of II years he came to Glo-
Il yer and had been resident OF the
town since. He married Nov 9, 1892,
Nancy J. Nelson of South Ryegate.
N Three children have been born to them
y Lila Nancy, dead; Lula May and John
Aiken, botn of whom reside with their
=. mother on the farm in Glover that Mr..
~ CrOSier purchased in the spring of 1893.
It He was one of the charter members Of
Meadow Brook Camp of M. W. of A.
r. at West Glover, and had always felt
ID much interested in its welfare. He
leaves to mourn his loss. besides wife
and two children, a mother, one broth
ia 10 er and three sisters, besides Other
II relatives and friends. Funeral services
were held at his late residence, Oct. 3
Rev. Wilmond Warner officiating, anC
ne interment was made at South Ryegatt
40 Oct. 4. Those who came from out Of
III town to attend the funeral we're hi:
mother, Mrs. Meroa Nelson of Barnet
by Mrs. Elmer Thayer and son of Woods
ay vile, N. H., Fred D. Crosier of Brock
e. ton, Mass, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Doust
and daughter Hazel Of Peacham, Mrs
Kenneth McCondack and children o
n Peacham, Misses Eva and Lena Leonart
2 and Alton Leonard of Barnet, Mrs
81 Wesson Sargent and Ina Buchanan, bot
t. of Ryegate and nieces of Mrs. Crosier
i, Henry Miller and uncle and his thre
sons, William, Charles and Harry o
Greensboro, also Mr.. and Mrs. G. Y
&C. Simpson of the same town.
- Card May we extend our heartfelt
~ thanks to all those who in any way a:
~ he, sisted US during the sickness deatf
he he and burial of this dead husband an
~ father. May Gods richest blessin
attend you all.
Try Mrs. N. J. Crosier,
ate Lula NJ. CroSier,
vas John A. CrOSier.