Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-16
GLOVER GLEsANINGS

graded lessons, cradle roll, and
teacher training course.
Alden Phillips has been hired as
janitor for the year.
Thursday evening the subject will be
the LIST chapter of Daniel. There will
also be meeting in the interests of
the Sunday school to which all teachers
are urged TO be present.
Sunday morning the pastor will
preach on the subject of the Sunday
school lesson, Judgment of the Ma
TONS" Sunday evening he will talk
of the Life of Gen. Booth of the
Salvation Army"
Ruth Calkins and Ruth Douglass
received gold seals in the League of
Worshipping Children Sunday.
The Mems class have planned an
excursion to Memphremagog Saturday.
| Sept. 26.
LEVIP. DREW
Levi P. Drew was born in Glover
June 10. 1916 and was SO years and
three months of age at the time of his
death. Sept. IL. Excepting brief
residences in Sheffield and Irasburg,
all his life was passed in the town of
his birth. His early days were spent
upon the farm. Later, after having
suffered the loss of limb, he engaged
in the grocery business, and afterward
included barbering. On Feb. "a, 1864,
Mr.. Drew was married to Sarah Bick-
ford. They were privileged to spend
ever half a century of married life.
Their golden wedding celebrated last
February was largely-attended event
of much interest. To Mr. and Mrs.
Drew were born six children, who with
one brother. Alex, survive him: For
more than year Mr.. Drew had been
ever. he kept about his work most of
the time until about a month before
his death. All that loving care could
do was gladly given, all Of his children
being by his side except Jack, the
youngest, who living in the far West
was unable to come Thus surrounded
by wife and children, life slowly ebbed
away until early Thursday evening
when he quietly a.breathed his last.
J The funeral was held at the church on
| Sunday afternoon. The church was
filled with mourners and sympathizing
friends, many coming from out of
and beautiful. The service was con-
Quoted by Rev. G. w. Douglass,
pastor Of the church, and by Rev. w.
A. Warner, pastor of the Congrega-
tional church at Barton. Mr.. Drew
was a man much devoted to home and
family. He was genial, large-hearted,
generally liked, and will be much
missed by the community in which he
lived.
| CARD-Mrs. Levi P. Drew and
family wish to thank the many kind
friends who ministered to them in
every kindly way that hearts could
desire during the illness and death and
burial of their loved husband and
father and for the many beautiful
floral tributes. The help and sympa-
thy of a such host of friends is very
comforting.
WEST GLOVER
Marie Baker has gone to st. Johns
bury to work.
! School commenced Monday with
Tracy Cook, teacher.
Miss Gladys Cameron has gone to
her school in Orleans.
Mrs. Bement from Evansville is
caring for Mrs. Thorpe.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Webster and
daughters spent Sunday with Mrs.
Webster's parents.
Mrs. John Thorpe. who has been in
poor health for some time, fell on the
kitchen floor recently, breaking her
hip.
A. S. Gilmore has sold his farm to
Lewis Demaries. brother of the
owner of the o. G. Miles place. Mr..
! Demaries takes possession Oct. /.