Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-03-28


were Of no avail to stay the ravages
of the disease. Although for quite a
number of years an invalid, she illus
trated in her daily life the qualities of
an ever tender and loving wife and
mother and a sympathetic friend;
quiet and unobtrusive in her manner,
yet within the circle of her influence
and acquaintanceship, she was active
in benevolence, kind, thoughtful and
considerate towards others, and ever
ready to extend aid and kindliest sym
pathy to all il sorrow or trouble. Her
III health and safferings she bore with
Christian patience and resignation,
believing that tile doeth all things
WELL The banediction of such a life
is aptly illustrated in the words, "She
hath done what she could.'' A kind
and loving husband and daughter
mourn, but not as those without hope.
They find consolation il the thought
that their loss is her Infinite gain. And
this brief testimonial and kindly words
sincerely offered, it is hoped viii shine
through their tears, and picture on
their sky rainbow Of hope and prom
ise for many Frightening day.
South Barton.
Fred Craig has moved to West
Burke.
Melvin Drown and family started
for Mass, the 23rd.
Mrs. Lewis Shonyo has returned
home after three weeks visit.
G. I. Drown and son are just home
from Victory, where they have been
numbering this winter.
The friends and schoolmates of Miss
Lila Kimball gave her a pleasant sur
prise visit last Tuesday evening, it
being her eighteenth birthday. They
presented her with nice photograph
album and plush dressing case.
Albany.
G. A. Bills home from his southern
trip.
Ethel Frasier and Gertie Rowen at
tend school at Lyndonville.
James Mcclure has been granted
pension of $12 month and 800 ar
rearages.
Frederick Martin, who was very
sick with grip, had not recovered
when taken down with dropsy.
Daisy Darling and Lottie Sanders
are home from Barton, where they
have been learning the dressmaker's
business.
Patsy Rouen has purchased and
moved on to the Henry Woods place.
Warren Sheddhas moved from GLOW
er to the T. P. Gates place.
The thirteenth baby put in an ap
pearance and a request for rations at
Herschel Marckres' few days since.
The thirteen children are bright and
smart.
Bloomington.
VIM. Alger has gone into the store.
Mrs Marcia Bartlett is moving to
Barton.
Carrie Seavey has gone to Albany
on a visit.
Mrs. L. Grow and Miss Jennie Park
er are quite sick.
Nelson Gallup & Son are stocking
their Mill farm with cows
Twenty dollars were secured at the
donation for Rev. Ell. Stiles.
The Antiquarian Supper, for the
benefit of Rev. Ell. Stiles, melted S20.15.
L. II. Campbeili is home from Groton,
where he has been to work the past
winter
Mrs. Virgins will soon leave for
Canada, where she will live with a
brother for the present.
Norman Mckay and Geo. White
have returned from Maine, where
they have been teaming this winter.
Mrs. Ira Day and her son Ora are
visiting at w. G. Dutton's. = Frank
Robinson of Boston, Mass, recently
made short visit to friends in town.
Evansville.
Mrs. J.. A. Drown visited her broth
er at Lowell, Mass, last week.
S. r. Potter is so as to be out once
more, and will be ready for business
in short while again.
E. 0. Smith has bought the FL. Alex
ander place and moves soon.-J. G..
Gray has bought the A. Drown farm
and stock. J. w. Brown & Son have
bought the E. O. Smith farm.
Coventry.
Jacob Rowell is very sick with
An infant child of Elmer Black was
buried last Thursday.