Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pearsons and
neice, Miss Marion Copp of West
Derby, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Duquette
and son Walter of Derby and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie st. Peter spent Thanks
giving at John Griffin's.
The friends here of Mrs. Albert
Woods (Annie Blay of Salem-Derby)
were shocked and saddened to learn of
her death last week at her home in
Bloomington. Mr.. and Mrs. Woods
lived here for time and Mrs. Woods
won many friends by her quiet sunny
disposition.
CRAFTSBURY
The village schools are to begin next
Monday.
Mrs Robert Calderwood is home
from Nashua. ..--
Levina Clark finished her work at J.
M. Patterson's Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs N. H. Kinney spent
Thanksgiving with friends in Troy.
Claud King from Glover was bust
ness visitor in this town last Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Leavitt from
Whitman, Mass, are visiting friends
in this town.
George Nelson from Glover was in
town for the Nelson Thanksgiving at
w. L. Tillotson's Thursday.
The male quartette rendered excel
lent music at the gospel service in the
M. E. church Sunday evening.
Mr.. Green from Collinsville has
bought the Dr. Bibby house on Water
street and taken possession.
M. and Mrs. Leon Patterson from
Hardwfck spent Thanksgiving at the
home of Mrs. Patterson's father, w.
L. Tillotson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Gilbert left
Wednesday for Essex Junction, where
they will spend the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. Horace Merrill.
NORTH CRAFT SBURY
Guy Garvin was in West Glover last
Thursday.
H. R. Garvin is in st. Johnsbury on
business for few days.
Mrs. Snyder's mother from Troy, N.
&. G. Chase has purchased the
Woodbury. place of Geo. Silver.
Rev. E. R. Gordon went to Derby to
be with his parents Thanksgiving.
Mildred Shepard has gone to Mrs.
Aliens to board this term of school.
Miss Winnifred Williams from
Keene, N. H., was home part of last
week. .- .v.,aitas @.~-
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Cowles from Frank
lin were guests at A. Cowles' Thanks
giving.
Miss Adeline Gilbert worked on the
store books for S. Cole the few days
of vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Keller and Will
lard Wheeler spent Thanksgiving in
Hardwick at Mr.. Keeler's brothers.
Mrs. Meroa H. Renfrew died on Fri.
day, Nov. Is. 1t is noticeable that
the day of her death was the 18th
anniversary Of her birthday and the
twelfth anniversary of the time when
she came to make her home with hel
son-in-law, T. M. Gallagher The
funeral was held on Sunday Afternoon,
Rev. E. R. Gordon and Rev. c.. H
Rowley officiating. The large attend
ance bears witness to a large number
of friends and acquaintance who held
her in high esteem. Mrs. Renfrew
was born in GrotOn in 1888, her maiden
name was Meroa Welsh. She married
Stephen Renfrew and settled on the
river road near the Albany line, where
she lived for 40 years, until she came
to live with her daughter, Mrs T. M.
Gallagher. She is one of the last sur.
vivors of the old residents Of the river
road. Her only children, Flora A.
Renfrew (Mrs. W. w. Seaver) and
Clara A. Renfrew Mrs. T. M. Gal.
lagher) are both dead. Mrs. RenfreU
was buried in Groton where she was {
member Of the Baptist church. The
cheerful and congenial companonshiI
of Mrs. Renfrew will be missed by
those who were fortunate enough tt
share that companionship during the
declining years of her life.
GLOVER
H. n. Davis has moved into the Full
Ter house.
Henry Devereaux is working for ]
W. Mathie.
Roy Davis has moved into the tene
ment over the store.
DR.. Fred Aldrich and family were il
town several days last week.
Mrs. Sarah Stebbins visited relative
in Newport and Orleans recently.
Miss Ruby Calkins of Westmore i
teaching school in the Center district
Mrs. Joseph Sanville was called t
Lowell by the death of her father O
Monday last.
Mrs. Marshall Calkins and daughte
Ruby visited at j. w. Mathie's tn
first of the week.
George Johnson, who went I
Brightlook hospital last week, is r.
ported doing well.
Harley Drew and family sper
Thanksgiving day with Mr.. and Mr.
Walter Simpson at Stanstead Junction
Mrs. Henry S. Clark was called