Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-02-10
GLOVER GLEsAlNINGS

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account of i'll health. For several
weeks she has been very i'll and has
been tenderly cared for by mother and
sisters and all done possible to restore
i her to health but it was not to be.
The beautiful floral offerings showed
| the esteem in which she was held by
those who knew her and the great
sympathy felt for her widowed mother
in the loss of her youngest daughter
the only one remaining at home Many
schoolmates from both Barton and
! Glover schools were resent at the
| funeral. Flowers were given as fol-
lows: Pillow with the word "Mary."
Mrs. A. J. Chapman and family
crescent, the Excelsior class; pink and
white carnations. Glover Sunday
school; Easter lilies. Glover school !;
pink and white roses, Mrs. Eta Dex.
ter; pale pink carnations, Mr. and
Mrs. Burleigh Sherburne; white roses
and wreath, Mrs. C. A Keton
wreath. Freshman class, B. A. white
carnations, the Faculty, Barton acad
envy; pale pink carnations. Mr. and
Mrs. Eli Duval and family, West
Burke; pink carnations, Mrs B. O..
Spaulding; Mrs. Esther Dickens, Mrs.
Grace Lawson, Newport: pale pink
carnations. Mrs. C. s. Robinson, Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll Davis. Newport
white carnations, Howard Spaulding,
Sunday school class. Newport; red
and white carnations. Mrs. Matte
Spaulding's Sunday school class. New.
port.
Card of Thanks-We wish to express
our sincere thanks to the many friends
and neighbors who so kindly assisted
US through the sickness and death OF
our beloved daughter and sister. Also
for the many beautiful flowers re
ceived during the sickness and death
, of our dear one. May you all be re
Warded accordingly.
Mrs. Alma j. Chapman,
Mr.. and Mrs Perlie S. Dexter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Spaulding,
Edward Chapman.
CHURCH NOTES
On FRIDAY afternoon and early even
ing Mrs Roy Davis and Miss Haze
Cook entertained the Beginners an
> Primary classes at supper in tn
vestry. Twenty-six little folks wear
ing caps for the occasion. gathere
around the tables made a pleasing
= sight.
The attendance Sunday was yer
: good, lat being present at the servic
and ia at Bible school.
The Mems class have elected tn
following officers: President, R. E
Davis; first vice. president. Ben:
i, Mason; second vice-president, O. G
Miles; secretary treasurer, Lesli
, Clark assistant. Alvah Rich: organist
70 ho ic1
, ant teacher, E. L. Clark.
On Thursday evening the subjec
will be. Hymns of Praise. the Doxt
logy."
The Young Peoples choir will sin
, Sunday. The subject will be. -
, Night Summons to Boy" Junic
, League at 80.
On Sunday evening the funeral Sc,
mon of Mr.. Blank will be preached
, Open to the public.
The pastor will give a copy of tn
Book of John to the boy and gil
attending both preaching service an
Bible school for the next three SUI
days
There will be meeting of the off
GERS of the Mems class to choose the
committees on Thursday evening afte
the regular service.
\ WEST GLOVER
Don't miss the Dollar Sale.
Mrs Alton White visited her fathe
A and friends in town last week.
. Mrs. R. c. Stevens has been visitin
7 her uncle, Thomas Burnes. in Coat
cook.
! Isabel Young spent few days wit
( Myrtle Ticehurst. while her mothe
was away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler have fnishe
4 work for Ed. Miles and gone to the
:. home in ST. Johnsbury.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Uric visite
= at Geo. Young's last week and MI
Uric attended the agricultural NEE
7 ing.
Z The agricultural meetings held
4 the hall last week were interestin,
The first of the week being stormy. tt
= attendance was not large. but the la
4 of the week being more favorable II
( ladies and school children attended
Z good numbers.
I Mrs. w. O. King, Mrs. E. c.. Bake
4 Mrs. A. w. Ticehurst. Mrs. w. 4
Magoon. Mrs. c. R. Vance. Mrs. C.
Wilson,. Ruth. Clara and Vernon Bea
4 have been in Canada to attend Il
wedding anniversary of their parent
Z Two sisters in Canada were presen
4 it is rare to have SO large fami