Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-06-26

IN CnrlSG1du WOIk. On0 was always uODS-
full and often gave new courage and inspi-
ration to those whose disposition it was to
look upon the dark side of life. She has
left behind many precious memories which
will be fondly treasured by all who knew
her best. The afflicted family have the
| sympathy of the entire Church and COM
| munity and with them we sorrow, but not
| without hope. The sufferer has entered
| the land of rest and we would not call her
! back, for since the departure of her la
mented husband life here had lost much
of its charm and sweetness and she longed
| to be with Christ and those who had gone
before. Absent from the body, she is pres
ent with the Lord. May He who
has promised to comfort all that
mourn, be with each member of the fami-
ly, and in life's trying hour may faith tri-
umph over the weakness of the body, as
| in the case of the dear one who has
now joined the countless throng, in
the painless and eternal World.
The family would extend thanks to all
who SO kindly assisted them, and for the
beautiful floral offerings.
Barton Landing.
@. III. Jones has sold bis elegant horse
'sBrownie"to G. r. Pattee of Hotel Barton,
to mate a grandson of Alexander. They
| will make crack team.
| Edward D. Collins, who graduated at
Yale in the class of IS and has pursued post
graduate studies there the past three years,
has received the degree of Phd. from the
University and also the appointment of
instructor in History for the coming year,
his work being to give the Medical His
| tory course usually given by Prof. George
Burton Adams, he being abroad on leave
| of absence from the University on account
| of i'll health.
| Leon Gay is home from Yale college for
the summer vacation.-E. j. Winslow,
who has been teaching in New Hamp-
shire the past year, is at home for a short
| visit. He came up through the White
Mountains on his wheel.-Daniel Skinner
and J. B. Clement attended the funeral of
their uncle, Daniel Lawrence, at Albany
last week.-Rev. Mr.. Barnard of Bradford
preached at the Cong'l church yesterday.
| Emma and Helen Austin have returned
| from their visit to Massachusetts.-Mi
Clara Austin, who has just graduated from
Smith college, is spending a few days in
New Haven before returning home.-J. I'll.
Rosebrook has moved into Elijah Cleve-
lands house-Mrs. Alison Trip is very
| low with consumption.-Georg Cole and
| family will move to Willoughby Lake this
| week.-A. d. Mathews, w. w. Foster,
Daniel Skinner, A. w. Wiley and wife, S.
| A Grow and wife, and Henry Hazelton
and wife from this place attended the State
! G.. A. r. encampment at Montreal last
week. They report an excellent time.-J.
| G. Turnbull's new barn is much improved
by coat ofpaint-C. HI. Wiley and wife
| visited in Charleston and Island Pond last
week.--The lecture by ID. W. Hildreth
| upon ga Yankee in Cuba" was very in
| teresting and attended by good audience.
About sc cavalry troops passed through
here Thursday on their way to Fort Ethan
Allen.-The men who are raising the track
have reached this place in their work. The
track is being raised about eight inches.
Albany.
James Martin and j John Jones with their
families have moved to Craftsbury.
| Remember all are invited to attend the
Christian Endeavor Convention this week.
j. D. Kelley and bride are away on their
places of note.
Ethel, daughter of Rev. Mr.. Austin, is
home from Montpelier to spend the vaca-
tion.-Boarders from abroad are beginning
to arrive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Stiles and Miss
Henrietta Smith left town last week Thurs
day for visit among friends in the central
part Of the state.
Through the kindness of E. Gallagher
Hosmer, the 21st. He also entertained
large party at his home in the evening.
w. R. Cheney of LyndonviIle recently
spent some days in town visiting his par
ents and calling upon friends. He was ac-
companied by DR.. Cheney's children, Paul
and Maurice.
The Ladies Society with gentlemen and
friends gathered at the home of Mrs. VIII.
Chaffee last Tuesday. A Scripture reading
was given with very instructive remarks by
Rev. and Mrs. Austin; an enjoyable after
noon was passed
Miss Hattie Simmons of Manchester,
N. FL. will assist with the work at Maple
mont farm during the summer.-Miss
n. A. Leete late of Orange n. j. is with
her sister, Mrs. A. B. Sargent, lat Maplemont
farm.-Mrs. Wayne 3. Stowe, soloist of
| the First church of Christ Scientist, Or
ange, N. j., and son, Donald Eddy Stowe,
are spending the summer at Maplemont
farm. Mr.. Stowe expects to come later
Clarence Cowles and Nettie Johnson are
at home.-Albany and Craftsbury will
unite on July 4th and have a celebration
at the picnic grounds at Lake Hosmer. 1t
is hoped that John e. Burke may be
induced to be present and deliver the adj
dress, if not some other good speaker will