Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-06-21

many years, having taught at Montpelier,
the Normal school at Randolph and in the
Hillsdale college in Michigan. She was of
quiet unassuming disposition, and was
universally beloved by all who knew her.
| She leaves a father, brother and five sis
tiers who have the sympathy of the COM
munity.
South Albany.
Mrs. c.. W. Williams visited in Ryegate
! last week.
The lecture last Friday evening was very
interesting.
Miss Martha Hogan has gone to the
mountains
Mrs. Inez Rowell has taken rooms in
Newport and will go there soon to do
dressmaking.
The Epworth League will hold lawn
social next Friday evening at Mrs. Esther
! Andersons; all invited.
Mrs. Mattiie Anderson has an aunt, Mrs.
! Page, visiting her.-Mrs. Gibson of Brown
ington is here visiting friends.
We, the undersigned, wish to thank the
many friends who rendered sympathy and
assistance during the illness and death of
our husband and father.
Mrs. KATE MILLER AND FAMILY.
I am prompted to write this article at
the suggestion of my friends in Albany as
an explanation, rather than to invite con-
troversy with those who would do me an
injury The disease Iucocythemia of
which Mr.. F Anderson of this town died, is
not common, SO I excuse those who would
attack me for not being familiar with re-
suits of the above mentioned disease. At
the autopsy of Mr.. Anderson one of the adj
renals was found in an unhealthy condition,
as is very often the case in Iucocythemia,
which I diagnosed. Some of my friends
hearing that such is also the case in Addi-
sons disease, ventured diagnosis to that
effect; why they excluded carcinoma, tu
berculosis, lardacious or amyloid degener-
alton of the adrenals they do not explain,
but content themselves by saying ''Prime
was wrong.' For further information re-
garding this would refer you to DR.. J.
Seaver of Yale college who was present at
the autopsy. M. F. PRIME.
In the death of Frank G. Anderson, no
ticed in these columns last week, the COM
munity loses man of whom it was Justly
proud and whom it is well to memorabilia.
The example of his life gives encourage
ment to the young and to every patient
worker, who attempts to do well the duty
that lies nearest, without looking for re-
ward or honor and thereby gains the high
est honor-the esteem and love of every
acquaintance. Mr.. Anderson was born in
Glover, Aug. 18th, 1868, his parents being
Thomas and Mary Uric Anderson. When
he was thirteen years of age his father died
leaving wife and six children Of whom
Frank was the third. The cares of a large
farm fell on the mother and children, and
how we'll the burden was borne is shown
by the fact that all lived together until the
youngest had reached manhood. All re-
ceived fair education, and all remained
faithful to the bonds of filial and fraternal
fove and duty. On June 18th, 1896, he
married Miss Matte H. Reynolds of Alba
ny. In the Autumn of 1894 he bought the
store in So. Albany owned by E. E. Row
ell and soon built up large and prosper
Gus trade, in the conduct of which he
became widely acquainted. He made no
enemies among his neighbors, and when
he died there was no man who could point
to a dishonest act, or say that he had
wronged single person. His health had
been impaired for some time before he en-
tered mercantile life, and it never perma-
nently improved, although hopes were
entertained of his ultimate recovery. He
continued to manage his business until
the last month when extreme weakness
compelled him to give up it's cares. His
courage and patient endurance, his high
honor, his kindliness of heart to young
and old, and above all, his christian living,
doing right and fearing not, will be a COM
fort to his family and an inspiration to
every youth in the community.
Bloomington.
The school house in district No has a
new flag.
S. Barnum is building new barn.-Bert
Day is repairing his house.-B. c. Boden
has got the lumber out to build a new
barn in Coventry. Charley Joslyn is
shingling his barn.-Mr. ingalls, has his
new barn nearly finished.
The many friends of Mrs. G. M. Dutton
are panied to hear of her sudden DEATH
which occurred last Wednesday, Mrs.
Dutton was agreea BILE neighbor, faith
full wife and mother, and her husband and
children have the sympathy of this COM
munity in their great loss.
Bloomington Center.
Bement and Smith are painting at Oren
Ingalls,.
The Center church is being shingled and
will be given fresh coat of paint. -
There is prayer meeting held Wednes-
day evening of each week in the school
house in Dist. No 5.
Rob. ellis visited relatives in Green's
boro last week.-Mrs.. Elmer Leonard has