Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-05-10

| attendance and good meeting. Come
prepared to stay through until after
] the closing meeting Tuesday even
/ ing.
g. Over SO children. enjoyed them
selves in all sorts of outdoor ~r~oes
Anna Merriam was crowned Queen of
the May. Ice cream, cake and waf-
ers were served.
! Mrs. Albert Merriam, the super
! intendent of the junior department
and the Sunday school wish to thank
all their friends who generously re-
turned the little aprons with pockets
| filled. The donors were supposed to
measure their waists and give a pen
| nv an inch. Glover can claim some
very large wasted people and big
waists mean big hearts.
WEST GLOVER
Ross Wright is working for R. p
! Webster of Barton.
Mrs. Melvina Wright is visiting her
son, Charles Wright.
Mrs Chamberlain is very i'll at the
home of George Bickford
The Missionary Union will meet
with Mrs. j. C. Borland Friday after
noon.
Ernest Sanborn and Mrs. Day have
returned home from their visit to
Cabot.
Lyman Barber and Clyde Barber
are doing carpenter work for J. T.
! Stevens.
Clyde Vance and Bruce Buchanan
loaded a car at Barton with 500 bush
| els of DOtatOoS MOnday
/ Mrs. Larabee and granddaughter,
Aileene Stevens, visited at H. Nc
! Cullum's of Glover last week.
! Miss Havens, teacher of the Beech
| school, and pupils will give an en-
tertainment at the school Thursday
evening, MAJ 18th. Admission 10
cents. Everyone come and have a
good time.
Kenneth Stevens recently put up
| several boxes of maple waters for
! E. L. ingalls,, state club leader, who
sent them to the state leaders of the
/ nearbv cIc,tc5 G13 70 Milton Danziger,
national head of Boys and Girls Club
work
/ The Glover Calf club will have a
! maple sugar show Friday evening.
Each member plans to exhibit for
1 prizes his best syrup, maple cream
land candies. There will be a short
! entertainment and ice cream for sale.
Everyone is invited.
Marjorie Davio, Joyce Borland and
/ Marjorie Hawkins were chosen to
represent the West Glover school at
the town spelling contest held at
Glover last Saturday. Each did very
good work. Joyce Borland won the
( chance to go to the county contest at
Newport Marjorie Hawkins stood
second in oral swelling, Joyce Borland
third and Marjorie Davio fourth,
Joyce Borland winning go per cent.
in the written test.
MRS. SANBORN
A cloud of deep sorrc-- was cast
over the community last Friday night
when it was learned that Mrs. Gladys
Sanborn had passed away at her
| home after a very painful illness of
three weeks.
Mrs. Sanborn had been in poor
health for the past four years but
about three weeks ago was taken
much worse and was confined to her
bed. A council of doctors was held
but no hope was given and she died
Friday nioht about midnight.
| During her illness she was tender
ly cared for by her husband, her sis
| ter, and her husbands mother, Mrs.
Day All that loving hearts and
hands could do was done but to no
avail.
Gladys Christie Sanborn was the
daughter of Jesse R. and Della l..
Christie She was born in Barton on
July 20, 1893 and was therefore in
her 29th year. She was a graduate
4 fhn I'll of
t 1913 and of the teachers training
class in 1915. Until her marriage
she taught school.
On March 9, 1918, she was united
| in marriage to Ernest w. Sanborn,
who has done all that human hands
could do to make her suffering easy.
At the early age of Is she made her
choice for Christ and united with the
NJ E. church at Glover village. She
remained true to the convictions
made at that time and all who came
in contact with her felt the presence
of her Master. 1t can truly be said
4 of her. "She walked and talked with
God"
= She leaves her husband and her sis
ter, Mrs. Frances Walbridge, of Cab
4 OF, also her father to mourn her
4 loss.
The funeral was held at the church
at Glover village Monday at / o'clock,
Rev w. "A. Warner, assisted by Rev.
i Kimball, officiated. The interment
/ was in the Glover cemetery. The
! floral offerings showed the esteem in
j which she was held.
! Those from out of town to attend
! the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
/ Walbridoe and Everett Walbridge of
! Cabot Mrs. Charlotte Paine of Wal
den. Mrs. Sarah Anderson and 0. HI.
/ Anderson of Craftsbury, Mrs. James
White and Alton White of Green's
boro, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Christie.
| Mrs. Martin Brunning,. Miss Harriet
Austin, Harold Jenness and Clarence
/ Hagar of Barton and Mr.. and Mrs. O..
j N. .Calderwood of Sheffield.
! CARD-We wish to extend our
most heartfelt thanks to the neigh
bors and friends for their many acts
of kindness during the sickness and