Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-22

Congregational church, and has
n devoted and active member, for
ny years a deacon in the church
ring the last years of his life bis
Iring and sight have beenimpaired,
his mental faculties have been
pr. He was a bright, intelligent
u, always genial. and inclined to
K on the bright side of things. He
, full of mirthfulness, and nobody
Id be unhappy in his presence. In
death, the MONITOR loses one of
best friends, a subscriber from the
Ft, an agent many years. He leaves
rife, but no children. His funeral
held on the 18th inst, Rev. Mr..
bwn, pastor of the Cong. church,
ciating. Mr.. Brown pronounced a
Fy fitting eulogy and gave very
Jailed history of the life of the de-
fted.
teenSbOrO.
B. F. Chamberlain, father of Mrs.
w. Tiffany, died in Stannard,
tuesday. He was 80 years of age.
Mrs. Augustus Goodrich, died at the
Bidence other son, Fred A. Goodrich,
turday morning. Although for the
st few years she had been disabled
disease from doing active work,
e has been very useful woman,
Try kind and helpful in all her vari
IS relations. She will be tenderly
!membered by a large circle of
lends. Her age was 20 years.
Bend.
3. d. Barker took in the excursion
Boston last week, to attend the
Invention.
Mrs. Sabra Wilcox is on the sick
t, and her daughter from Hard
ok is here caring for her. She has
.ssed her eighty third birthday.
The youngest son of J. Barr is
ending his vacation with his father.
Two sisters of Mrs. L. S. Collins
e making her a visit.-Mr. and Mrs.
esley Peck of Woodbury. spent the
bbath with their daughter, Mrs. w.
Sanberton.
Rev. M. B. Parounagian gave his
an excellent sermon
nday from the words, "What think
of Christ ?n His audience is be-
ming larger each week. His pleas
3, social manner is drawing people
,m out of town.
Olland.
Edwin Stearns is sick with rheumat
fever. His father has also been
k some months.
Wm.s Smiths daughter, Gertrude,
10 has been living in Conn., fora
mber of years, is now in town visit
: her friends, where she finds, a
rm welcome.
George Kelley died July Is ofparal-
IS. He had been member of the
ng. church many years. His re-
lins were taken to ST. Johnsbury
. interment.
49,
Walter Harlow was thrown from a
Igen Saturday, and quite severely
Missed. uEujTT5h Sill nm Tsisjs
Percy Templeton is able to be out
ain. - B. L. Knight is still in crit
j condition.
Rev. Mr.. Rowland of Barton Land
: will preach in the Methodist
urch next Sabbath.
The w. T. Missionary society will
let at the NJ. E. parsonage on Sat
day, at pm.
Joseph Kidder and family of Lyn-
n Center have been visiting at Jo-
Oh Lanous' the past week.
\ daily paper published at Grass
ley, Cal, sent by John Ord, indi-
les that John is still alive and has
t forgotten his old home.
Nm. H. Winget and two brothers,
hn and Nathan, went to Lenox-
lie, P. O., Saturday to attend the
neral of their sister law, Mrs.
chard Winget.
Dr.. H. A. Bogue and family are
'pping with Mrs. Ada E. Templeton.
Mss Lucy Cowles of Craftsbury is
iting her sister, Miss Lottie Cowles,
Judge Thompson's.
The Y. P. S. @. E. will hold socia-
, at the Cong. church vestry next
iday evening. A short literary en-
.tainment will be provided and ice
cam and cake will be served. Ev-
ybody is invited.
Rev. Mr.. Tarbox of Washington, D.
made Mr.. S. Stanford short visit
It week.-Mr. Edward Sheldon and
nily of Burlington, have been at
A. Holbrook's and @. E. Rice's re-
Lillian Wells of Cabot.