Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-12-03

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Deacon George EdEau Campbell was
born III BsgWlngjop Aug. 7.l5I5 ana
died AT NoWD0r5 Center. Nov. Il. 1913.
#- lie amid 2 multitude of mysteries.
We often question why certain ones
are taken and others left. On one
occasion Jesus said 10 pa.e-. What
do tnou knomest not now. 5a5 sa5Q
SHALT know hereafter Us Em5a HES
perpIexlug problems it is sweet for US
to know that we are in the care Of One
Wlo $ 800 wise TO err ana too GOOD
to be la.<nd :" 10 the death Of Deacon
Campbell The BAPTIST church and
Sunday school loses an interests and
efficient worker. the community 2
valuable citizen. ana one WAC at The
time OF his death was filing Several
official positions in the church ami
village. He has also for several years
been associated with his father. In law.
N. S. Rogers, in The insurance bust
ness In the Vermont Mutual Fire
Insurance company. The circuu-
stances attending Bro. CamDbell's
conversion, which occurred a few
years ago were very peculiar and
interesting. He was baptized by Rev.
J.fB. Higgins in June 1909, and since
then has been an active worker in the
church and Sunday school. Rev. J. B.
Higgins oficiated at the funeral, which
was held in the Baptist church, Nov.
Is. He was assisted by Rev. F. A.
church and Rev. G.. w. Kelley, pastor
of the NJ. E. church. A full house
attested to the esteem in which the
deceased was held in the community
Several orders to which he belonged
attended in a body. Mr. Campbell
was a kind and loving husband and
ial Communion W. sba all n; Song :;
from our midst.
Not now, but IN the coming years,
IL may pe IN the better land,
Wen know the meaning OF our tears.
sometime, up there, We'll under
stand.
Flowers were presented as follows
Carnations, roses. palms, Mrs. Camp
bell pillow, Papa, Irene Campbell j;
carnations, Mrs. A. w. Lamb, Mrs.
Eugenla Putney. Mrs. Harriet Holton,
vanessa Holton. Airline Holton; Mrs
Nula Estey, Erald Rogers carnations,
w. N. Fuller, Glen Fuller; narcissus,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Burdick, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kellogg. Mr.. and Mrs. P.
J. Tower. Raymond Burdick; pillow
Mechanics wreath, N. S. Rogers, Mr.
and Mrs. E. c. Rogers; sickle Of
roses and carnations, Cleaners chrys
anthemums, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H
Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Buck
chrysanthemums, Mr.. and Mrs. B. J
Campbell; forty carnations will
palms, Baptist church and Sunda.
school; chrysanthemums, Mrs. d. X
Stetson, Mrs. &. j. Oben; chrysan
themums, Grange; wreath of roses an
carnations. ID. of l..
DENnf
Inst before the dawnino of tn
! norninp of Nov 25tb tho Hoavoni
: messenger came and summoned III
subject of this sketch. Fred Svlvann
Holt wearied with the cares of thi
s life. and the ravages of disease tn hi
heavenly rest and home Mr. Ho1
was the son of Samuel and Mar;
a B. Holt. and at the time of his deaf
n was Sc wears. four months and eleve
DAYS old. Born July IA. 1857.
" Derby on the farm adjoining the on
+ which later became his home and q
n which he remained and owned at tn