Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-29


While in this vicinity she gained many
friends, among whom she will be greatly
missed. Great sympathy is felt for the be-
reaved husband.
TROY.
Ray Shaw has been quite ill.
Miss Nora Wakefield is at C. L. Hutchins.
Rev. w. s. JENNIE was in Lowell Friday.
Eugene Hartwell has finished work in
Lowell.
Geo. F. Boyden visited in Concord
recently.
w. ID. Miller and wife were in Newport
Tuesday.
Mrs. c. c. Kennedy been visiting in
Richford.
II. d. Peck and daughter were in New
port Tuesday.
Miss Bogart of Canada was a recent guest
at Park Davis
Miss Diana Wilson of Sutton, P. Q, is at
the Wilson farm.
E. B. Sharney and family visited in
Albany last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. Beck spent short
time in town recently.
Mrs. Geo. Smith spent last week with her
parents at Beebe Plain.
Dora Temple has been making her par
ents two weeks visit. es r..
Mrs. Margaret Beebe, who has been seri-
ously i'll, is recovering.
Miss Gertrude Bean of Newport has been
visiting her uncle, 1. d. Bean.
Miss Dora Stevens of Coventry has been
visiting at Enos Whitehouse's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Miller are entertain
ing relatives from Connecticut,
Miss Nellie Lamphere has been visiting
her aunt, Miss Anna Fairbanks.
Mrs. Geo. b. Young and son of Newport
were at Rev. Mr.. Jenne's Friday.
Grace Chaffee has finished her school at
West Derby and is home for the summer.
Mrs. c. c. Smith has been entertaining
her mother and brothers from Sutton, P. Q.
Miss Mary Winslow of Boston and Miss
Harrie Winslow OF Colorado Springs are in
town. .sal Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Flavius Merritt have re-
turned from a visit to their daughter in
Lyndonville. EFr-s ~
Dana Carey of Ashland, N. H., and Ed
ward Carey of Leominster, Mass were in
town recently.
B. l. Chandler and Gardner Buzzell
attended the Masonic anniversary at STAN
stead Wednesday.
The village schools closed Friday with
exercises in the higher department, while
Miss Davis gave her little folks party.
NORTH TROY.
Cedric E. Reynolds, who for a number of
seasons was employed in Rimsells Hotel,
and also worked for his uncle at North
Troy, is now a conductor on the Cam
bridge, Mass, street cars, which are part
OF the Boston Elevated System.
WESTFELD.
Pupils in the primary department of the
village school having no absences during
the term are: Ethel Bailey, Mildred Bell,
Iva Gilman, Emma Green, Edith Mcbride,
Pearl Powers, Bertha Powers, Harley
Green, Roy Green, Lee Miller, Ray PEBBLES
and Lyle Woodwork. Della Green was
absent one day. The number OF pupils
enrolled was 20, with an average daily
attendance of q.
News has been received announcing the
death of VIM. II. Richardson at his home
in West Springfield, Mass, on Monday
morning, June 10, aged eighty-f five years
and five months. The funeral was held at
his late residence the following Wednes-
day afternoon, his pastor, Rev. Mr.. Love,
officiating, and he was laid TO rest in the
Richardson lot ia the West Springfield
cemetery by the side of his parents and
his aunt, Miss P. c. Streeter. Relatives
and friends were present from Worcester
and Boston, as well as from Springfield
and Chicopee, and also from Vermont.
Deacon and Mrs. NJ. Z. Hitchcock of West
field, Deacon p. S. Hitchcock of Coventry,
aud Mrs. Chas. Clark of Evansville were
present from Orleans county; the Hitch
cocks being brothers OF Mrs. Richardson
and Mrs. Clark relative of the deceased.
VIM. II. Richardson was born in Wood
stock in January, 1923. He was the only
child OF Judge Henry and Adeline Streeter
Richardson. When two or three years OF
age, he came with his parents and bis
, aunt, Miss p. c. Streeter, to this town,
where the home of the family continued
for the next forty-five years. The family
being in limited circumstances at first
occupied a log house near the pre- nj
creamery. Henry Richardson was a shoe
maker by trade, capable of making boots
and shoes of a fine quality, so that he
, conmsnded remunerative price for h:
. work. Practicing economy and industry
the family were attended by prosperity