Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-04-02
GREENSBORO.


We have had three runaways in our vii
hge within short time, no damage done
~ any of them.
There will be no services at the U. P
church until May, as Rev. Mr.. Harris is to
De away for time.
Martha Lang is working for Mrs. William
Toung.-James Lang will work for Thorn
NJ Wilson ST garing.
Our road commissioner has HAD the
bad machine out cutting out the cradle
hoIes on the Bend road.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold
sngar social at the Lakeview boarding
house as soon as new sugar can be OBJ
aimed.
Last Wednesday Warren Caswel and
wife were surprised by about twenty-five
Id their neighbors and friends calling on
hem to remind them that it was Mr.. Cas-
welI's 54th birthday. Refreshments were
fnrnished by the ladies and there was
General good time.
holland.
Death never visited community causing
more genuine sorrow than was felt last
Friday afternoon when it entered the home
scf Amos 3. MouIton, and removed from
HE family circle the beloved wife and
mother. Mrs. Harriet (Burroughs) Moul-
ton was born in Morgan fifty-three years
Rgo the fifth day of last January, and for
thirty-three years has been well known
here, having spent all of her married life
ia our midst, and it can be truthfully said,
that-''none knew her but to love her."
IA loving and devoted wife, tender and
hffectionate mother; kind and obl1ging'
never sitting down contented, when it was
within her power to relieve the wants OF
\ others. She was an exemplary Christian,
N whose every day life demonstrates the fact
N that she was wholly and unreservedly con-
II secrated to Him, whom she professed to
n love and serve. The funeral services were
8conducted by Elder Harry d. Selby, who
N spoke from the text found in Matt 1873
n PAN enemy hath done this" And the Ad-
N vent church, of which she has been faith
N fuI working member for many years, was
III not large enough to seat the many friends
n who came to pay their last respects to her
VI they had loved so well. 1t was very
" Injecting to see her Sunday-school class of
N Fifteen children, with Grape on their arms,
Mtake a last sad look at the pale, yet smiling
lace of their dear teacher, and then pass
8aown the aisle. tears running down their
little cheeks, and sobbing as If they had
Host their own mother. Truly every one
& la the house filled mourners seat. Much
#sympathy is extended by a sorrow1ng
to the afflicted family, and es-
HpecialIy to the aged mother. May she
3be given strength to support her under all
#the trials and Affections she is destined to
Bendure while passing throtgh this vale of
#tears.
Nj We.the undersigned, take this method of
#returning to the kind friends and neigh
#bors and especially to the singers, our
heartfelt thanks for all their services dur
ing the sickness and burial OF our loving
wife and mother.
A. B. MoULTON AND CHILDREN.
III The following resolutions on the death |
bf Mrs Hattie Moulton have been passed
by the Kings Daughters OF which society
bhe was a faithful member:
Eli WHEREAS, Death has again entered our
|&bircle and has taken one whom we all loved
10 well,
iii Resotved, That we, the members of the
holden Rule Circle, while we feel deeply
bt1r loss, rejoice that He doeth all things
|9Teu."
ResoIred. That we each will ever try to |
Blow her Christian example.
|# ResoLred That these resolutions be en- |
|S bred upon the minutes of the circle, copy |
Emf to the MONITOR for publication and |
bpies furnished for the family OF the de-
BASED
N rasburgh.
'A Mrs. Miles Brown is stopping at F. A.
uchanan's.
Mrs Somers is recovering from quite
evere illness.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
kinner in Lyme, n. H., March 18th.
The W. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs. w.
Brewster Wednesday afternoon at the
Bual hour.
Anna Fisher went last Saturday to Stan
bead convent where she intends to pursue
course of study.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wells of Clinton,
lass, recently buried their little six
Ronths old daughter.
Rev. Mr.. Treat of Hartford, Conn.,,
reached in the Cong. church yesterday
orning and evening.
Miss Mary Corley spent most of her va
ktion with her sister in Lyme, n. H, and
M8turns to Newport to commence the
bring term of school to-day.
Hiram Dewey of Chicago who is an engi-
EH Ter on the Northwestern r. r. was badly
brit in collision some three months ago
lid with his wife and son is making an
ktended tour in California. Mr.. Dewey
I'LL be remembered as an Irasburg boy.
Mrs. Kenyon came up from Bradford last
Eiday to visit her son who is clerk in F.
Buchanan's store.-Christie Mckenzie