Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-02-01


ifornia six years ago, soon after re
turning East for a short time, whefI
he removed with his family TO Los An II
geles to permanently reside, locating
in Boyle Heights, where he built, most 7
ly with his own hands, the house on
Pennsylvania avenue, where he died
from painful illness, leaving a wifi,
and three sons, Edward h., Frank ID
and Fred G.. The funeral took plact
from the residence, January 9th, at i
p. m, the services being conducted
by Rev. j. III. Phillips OF East Los An
geles, the Y. M. O. A. male quartet
under the direction of Mr.. Albert
Hare, finely rendering two beautiful
selections at the house. The remain
were inferred in Evergreen cemetery
The departed was much respected bI
all who knew him, and the member
Of the family have the sympathies
the Criterion and a large circle O
friends"
About forty of the friends OF Mr.
and Mrs. Elisha Brown met at thei
home to celebrate their golden wed
ding. The tablecloths used at Dime
were made by their mothers from has
grown about ninety years ago. Rev
Putnam was present with his cameri
and photographed the aged couple a
they sat in their parlor. A purse o
S35, from neighbors and friends, wa
presented by Thomas Marnock with
few words expressing their esteem an
best wishes for the future. The fol
lowing poem was written for the oc
casion by Mrs. III. A. Tibbetts OF Iras
burgh:
Fifty years you have been married,
And we come with wishes bright
To enjoy happy greeting
With you, in your home tonight.
Fifty years you've walked together
Hand in hand and heart I'm heart
Clouds and sunshine have been round you,
You have seen dear friends depart.
You have had your lights and shadows,
Memories, too, that time endoars,
AS you've travelled in life's pathway
For the space of fifty years.
Fifty years, how full OF changes
AS you think of tonight
Fortune is a tickle goddess,
Now favor, now slight. 10 -
Here bring you wishes, -
Every one a golden year.
May your golden days be endless,
Free from care and not a tear.
Fifty years Times wings have sped
Ger the living, DER the dead,
Fifty years OF welded life,
Happy husband, faithful wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown extend manI
thanks to their kind friends and neigh
bors for the gift they received, anI
wish them all a long and happy life.
West Glover.
Mr.. DEMO went TO Hardwiclz recent
ly to bury a sister. - "a q,
The Corliss Bros. are blowing an,
cutting ice on Parker Ipond for thS
/ convenience of people i'm this locality
EMr. Charles Sisco is slowly recover
ing from a severe attack OF sick
ness. He is better at this tim
and hopes to be able TO ride out soon
Thomas Buchanan OF Fort Worth
Texas, recently returnedl home In
\ very precarious condition OF health
I His brother viii, of Washington, N
c., went to Texas TO accompany hir
home. Aggie Buchanan IL home fror
her school to assist i'm caring for he
brother.
Greensboro.
Gebbie & Tate run the snow roller
from f. Craftsbury to the Greensbor
depot.
The ice cutters are at work on Tn
lake and will keep ice i'm readiness fo
the farmers.
Edwin Baker is home for wee
from Boston, called home by the sick
ness in his fathers family.
DIR. Farman and DIR. Bailey met
w. b. Simpsons on Thursday Go con
slider his case, and il is understood
that they expect a recovery. II
ailment seems to be of the liver an
kidneys.
The meeting of the Citizens Gu
Jan. II was very successful, financial
and socially. The nextmeeting will b
held at Hazen Hall, Feb. II, I'm I'll
evening. Topic, "What is the Mos
Profitable crop to Raiser" A good an
profitable meeting expected.
d. -. cutter mas Deen qulte SICK ~
is now convalescent.-Mrs. HarVe
Bailey has been sick four weeks, an
is hardly convalescent now.-C.
Baker, wife and the hired man wer
all FRUSTRATED at once, but Mr.. Bake
and the hired man are better.
Mr.. j. M. Lindsay was the first vic
tim of the grip I'm town. In him "
lose one of the Oldest and most hon
ored citizens. Pneumonia supple
mented the grip and his age an