Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-11-19
GLOVER GLEANINGS

in the near future Names of prospec.
tive members are now being secured.
December 5 is the date set for
permanent organization. All enrolling
on or before that date will be charter
members.
WEST GLOVER
Edwin Bickford is among the lucky
ones to get deer.
Frank Miles of Newport spent
Sunday with his brother here.
There We're no services here Sunday
evening, many went to Glover village.
A number from here attended the
concert at Glover village Saturday
evening.
Mrs. John Smith has been spending
a few days at David GiImour's in
! Lyndon.
The creamery is much improved
because of the work N. c. Stevens has
had done.
Clyde Barber is at home from the
Northwest and now is away with a
party hunting deer.
Mrs. Bishop. D. Hood and J. F.
Hood from Massachusetts were here
to attend Mr.. Bickford's funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Barber and
Mrs. Helen Cook attended the funeral
OF Mrs. Dryer in Barton Monday.
While threshing at u A. Cameron's
! last week, the gasoline engine ex-
ploded but fortunately no one was
badly hurt.
The funeral of E. F. Bickford was
held at the church Nov 18th Rev. Mr..
Eddy officiating. There were many
flowers. Interment at Glover village
cemetery.
C. Ranney, who attended Mr.. Bick-
ford's funeral, was badly hurt while on
his way home from the cemetery. He
was thrown from his carriage, the
horse being frightened by an auto
mobile. 1t would seem that one
accident was quickly followed by
another.
Card Of Thanks-We wish by this
means to thank the friends and neigh
bors for the kindness shown US during
the death and burial of our loved one
May the Giver of all good reward them
in their hour of trial, is the prayer of
Mrs. E. T. Bickford and family.
MRS. w. b. STILES
The whole community was saddened
by the death of Mrs. Luella (Farman)
Stiles. which occurred Nov 9Th. Mrs.
Stiles was born in Troy Sept End.
1847. She married VIM B. Stiles
March 18th. 1866 Mrs. Stiles was
devoted wife and mother and good
frssrd and neighbor and ever ready to
do kindness to help others. For a
limo ma % had baop Oroof Cr1fforor
but bore It with great patience. She
| leaves besides her husband eight chill
olren to mourn her loss. Fred of Boston,
Roy ard Ray of Glover, Edith
EDWARDS Of Maiden. Mass, Cora
/! Thomps a Of Danville, Carrie Tillman
Of Chariestown. N. H.. Roberta Skin
ner of this place and May Stevens
Their are 81 grandchildren and three
great grandchildren and other friends.
! The funeral as held at the home Nov.
! Sth, Rev. Fir Eddy officiating. Many
beau tiful flowers were on the casket
given by the ia nily and friends
The burial was IN West Glover ceme-
terry. Much sympathy is felt for the
| family.
! Gard of Thanks-We wish to thank
the neighbors and friends for their
kindness during the sickness and death
of our much. loved wife and mother.
especially E. F. Miles for the carna-
! tons and also. the ladies OF the church
| for their kindness in furnishing dinner
on the day of the funeral. May the
Giver of all good reward them
| William Stiles.
Fred Stiles.
| Mrs. Edith Edwards.
Mr. and MRS. Edwin Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. v S. Tillman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. r. Skinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. N c. Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stiles,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Stiles