Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-02-16

d JISSUsDUIO. FAcF. MT. DaFkOU OF IFGGlS-
Doro officiated at the funeral.
Mrs. James Paterson, after only few
days sickness with pneumonia, passed
away on the morning of Feb. Sth. Mrs.
Paterson was born here almost sixty-one
years ago. She leaves husband, one son
and four daughters to mourn her loss.
Much sympathy is felt for them in their
bereavement. Mrs. Paterson viii be great
ly missed in her late home, in the COM
munity and in the church here in which
she was aworshipper. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. j. c. Taylor.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Prof. A. c. Cole was ill three days last
week and unable to attend to his school
duties.
Dea. Moses Root was stricken with a
bad cold few days since, and for time
pneumonia was feared, but the disease did
not develop and he is now improving.
Will Ryan, after five years efficient serv-
ice in charge of the creamery at Mill Viii
lage, has decided to go into some new en-
the Orleans House.
Miss Sarah Miller is in town for few
days called here by the very serious illness
of her brother, Will Miller, who was in a
critical condition last week with pneumo
MIA, but is better at date of this writing.
The students were deeply moved by the
death of Mrs. James Patterson, members
of whose family are or have been attend
ants at the academy. A beautiful floral
tribute was furnished by them for the
funeral, and the exercises of the school
were suspended on the afternoon OF the
funeral.
The remains of Mr.. Timothy Holt were
brought here from Newbury for burial,
Thursday.
Miss Fleda Vintox of Morgan visited
her sister, Mrs. Harry Robbins, few days
last week.
About twenty-six of Mrs. A. B. En-
wright's friends made her a surprise visit
last Tuesday evening, the occasion being
her birthday.
Maj. Circuit and wife accompanied Mr..
Aaron Circuit to Boston to see him started
on his journey. From there they will go
to Chicago to visit Mrs. CIRCUITS sister,
Mrs. Lewis Bisbee.
The Academy hall was well filed on
Friday evening with an interested audi
ence to listen to the program presented by
the graded school students. The parts
were all we'll rendered much to the credit
of both teachers and pupils.
Plan to attend the concert with which
the winter term at the Academy closes.
next Friday evening. It is expected that
it will be of very high order. -ef
WEST DERBY.
The village school closed Friday, Feb
18th.
A. Steele has moved into his house or
Sias street.
Mrs. D. s. Ware has returned from
Sherhrooke.
Frank Young has closed his la bors with
,Adna Cobleigh.
Adna Cobleighspent the first of the week
at Charleston.
Mrs. D. M. Stokes is recovering from
| her recent illness.
Mrs. George Thompson is slowly recov
ering from her illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. FL. Hawse are rejoicing
over the birth of a daughter.
/
Mrs. Fay Stickney, who has been stop
ping at A. B. Cobleigh's, has returned +,
Island Pond. H
brooke are visiting Mrs. Whites parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. s. Ware.
All are cordially invited to the social a
H.. j. Balls Wednesday evening Feb. Is
Maple sugar will be served.
GLOVER.
/ Mrs. Kimball will preach in the Sout
church next Sunday at 100 o'clock.
w. e. T. U. meeting with Mrs. E
Dwinel on Tuesday, Feb. 18th at 2 p. n
AS it is to be Red Letter Dsy-anniversar
of Miss Wizards death-it is hoped tha
all members and many visitors will b
present.
The many friends of Mrs. Emily Bick
ford Gale will sympathize deeply with he
in the loss OF her only son, which followe
so closely upon that of her mother, Mr.
Nancy Crane Bickford. Mrs. Gale was
Milwaukee, Wis, when he was stricke
with pneumonia, and on receiving notice
his. sickness started at once for hom
leaving Milwaukee on Saturday, Januar
31st, and arriving at Bath, N. H., the TO
J lowing Monday afternoon. 1t was sa,
! sad journey, with an overlooking cup
sorrow waiting her arrival, for the kim
genial, devoted son had ''passed out
LIES shadows into eternal day. half no,
before. He was an honest, upright your
man. What better epitaph can anyol
aspire to? Id. G.