Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-01
GLOVER

C6SrleS Dexter mas been II NoWH
for q week
Miss Hazel Gates Of West Burke
spent Christmas IN town
Peter Stone has been quite III with
influenza but Is improving.
CLYDE Wheeler has rented Ellery
Dunn's home and viii move his farnl-
" into IT
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Mathie spent
Christmas at Frank McLelans AT
Lyndon Center
George Sherburne and daughter,
Rose, have been III with influenza.
Both are better.
Mrs. Jane Woodman Of Sheffield
has come 10 spend the winter with
her niece, Mrs. Guy Aldrich-
a. Pepin Is spending the holidays
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Evar-
iste Pepin, ar Farnham, P. Q.
Miss Isabelle Clark has returned
70 Lyndon Institute after the Christ
mas vacation. Mrs. Hazel Davis 10
her school IN SwantOn-
Our mail carrier. G. h Drew, re-
ceived from his patrons 3 Christmas
gift for which he desires 10 express
his thanks and his sincere apprecia-
ton.
Mrs. Collision Of Barton and Mrs.
Arthur OF Glover have been helping
at Burleigh Sherburne's during the
sickness OF the family with the infiu-
enZa. All are better.
Card OF ThankS-We wish II this
way to express cur thanks 70 the
-r-a-l- .ra raTr-rha-S for -ra
kindness shown in our time OF sor-
row.
Mrs Nora K Salmon and family.
4 quiet wedding took place ar Z.
L Clark's on Christmas day, witness
ed by the family Christmas party
there assembled. when Mr.. Clark's
niece, Isadore Skinner, was united in
marriage 70 Eugene Anderson, Rev.
". A. Warner performing the cere-
mony-
The Christmas exercises were said
70 be the best ever given here. The
play by % children, none OF whom
was over y years old, was well rem
audience The children reflected
much credit TO those who spent so
much care and time IN their train
ing.
John Edward Leonard was born In
Compton, P. O., Jan s, 1883, and was
one Of q family of seven children.
Three sisters survive him. When IN
the early tventies he married Miss
Angelina Vancour, who survives him,
and nine children were born 10 them,
six OF whom are now living. For 20
years they have resided in Glover.
The illness OF which he died. arterio-
ScleroSiS. first showed itself serious
" about 2 year ago, and his suffer
ings have been intense. death occur
ring Thursday. The funeral was held
at St. Pauls church. Barton. SaCur-
day morning. and interment was IN
the Catholic cemetery. Everything
was done for him that human hands
could do 70 relieve suffering through
out his sickness. and his sons. Wal
ter and Ernest, were untiring in their
devotion Mr.. Leonard was an IL
dustrious man OF sterling integrity. 8
LOYAL and kind husband and father,
brother and friend and viii be much
missed by his circle OF friends.
Mrs. Gordon Mckay. who died in
Groveton. Dec. 21st OF pneumonia,
daughter Of David and Nina DOpp,
born in this town % years ago Ten
years ago she married Gordon Nc
Kay. and they have resided for the
most Of that time in Glover village.
Mr.. Mckay went TO Groveton 10 work
. few months ago and took his fauli-
y with him Their son. Clifford. sick
ened first and his mother cared for
him, soon sickening herself with the
disease. and all that medical skill and
loving hands could do. did not avail
TO save her life Her body was
brought home Monday for burial
here, and her sister, Mrs. Wilson, who
was with her at the last, brought
Clifford with her 10 her home in Or
leans the same day. Mrs Mckay
was g quiet, unassuming woman, de-
voted 10 her son and husband and
home. Much sympathy is felt for
Mr.. Mckay and the line-year-old
son. who so sorely misses her. Kind
friends did all they could 10 comfort
and assist and the bereaved family
feel much gratitude toward them.
GLOVER COMMUNITY CHURCH
Communion viii be observed Sun
day. at the Community church.