Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-08

where she will spend the summer with her
daughter.
turned from Boston, where they have been
With their daughter.
Rev. j. r. Knapp remains quite COM
Portable, although be Is not gaining as
fast ss his friends would wish.
Rev. Z. p. Treat was in Craftsbury last
Tuesday and Wednesday to attend the
county conference OF Congregational
churches.
bliss Nyra Taplin, who has been fitting
for trained nurse in the Mary Fletcher
hospital, Burlington, completed her
course of study there last month.
The ssw-mill was shut down most of
last week and all OF the availa BILE help, with
quite force from Barton Landing, went
TO Il got the fire on Lowell mountain. A
large amount OF timber land owned by the
mill company was burned over and much
damage done. George Phillips has also
suffered quite loss from the burning of
valuable timber.
Mrs. Moses Kennison died at the home
of her son Melvin last Wednesday. The
funeral was attended Friday, Rev. Mr.
McGregor assisted by Rev. E. P. Treat
officiating. The burial was at Newport
Mrs. Kennison leaves q large family of
children to mourn their loss.
We wish to express our heartfelt thanks
to the choir of the NJ. 4. church, and to
our friends and neig hbors who so kindly
helped US during the sickness and death Of
our beloved wife and mother.
MOSES KENNIsON.
MELVIN KENNIsoN.
ABBIE Z. kENNIsoN.
JAY.
Maggie Lucier is suffering with quinsy
sore.
Mrs. Adelbert Tute is~stopping with
Mrs. E. Percy.
Ami Arel is going to Montreal to have
his eye removed.
Arthur Wakemsn has his horse barn up
and nearly covered.
Mrs. Addie Patch from Fletcher is visit
ing friends IN town.
Mrs. Electa Chase has been in critical
condition. Hol es are now entertained for
her recovery.
Alfred Porter and wife, who went to
Providence one year ago, have come home
for the summer.
Mrs. NJ. c. Annis and daughter, who
have been visiting at j. E. Chase's, have
gone to Potion, P. Q.
LOWELL.
Mrs. Lorraine A. HARDING died last Mon :
day afternoon. The funeral was held at
the NJ. l.. cnurcn " eonesdsy, Rev. j. Ii.
Wallace officiating. Mrs. Harding had
been a sufferer for many years, and an
operation last winter failed TO bring the
expected relief. she was patient throug b
il all. She was fortunate In having the
attention and ten Ter care of her children
TO the last. Her many friends mourn her
loss and extend sympathy to the family.
This community received severe shock
Friday afternoon when q telegram was
received stating that Miss Belle Stannard
had died that afternoon IN Mary Fletcher
hospital at Burlington. Miss Stannard
entered the hospital me Friday previous to
her death where she underwent q surgical
operation, although sne rallied from the
operation, paralysis set in with fatal re-
suits. Miss Stannard was the only daugh-
ter OF Buel W. and Julia F. STANDARD, she
was born in Lowell January 18th, 1877.
She was one of Lowells most popular and
accomplished young ladies', a tine musi-
clan and an excellent scholar, being a
graduate of the state normal school in 1901,
having taught 20 terms and was teaching
at the time Of her death in the graded
! schools at Jacksonville. She was mem
Der of the Congregational church and a
/ faithful worker. Inc funeral was held at
/ her late home on Sunday, May 81, the SER
vices were conducted Dy Rev. 3. F. Good
| heart; appropriate music was furnished by
N ~ L.
/ this town and Messrs. Blake and Whit
more of Eden, the bearers were Bartlett E.
| Goodnough, her brother Arthur and cous-
/ ins Scott and Clarence Stannard, There
| was an abundance of flowers sent by the
/ friends of the family. The house was tilled
| to overlooking by the many friends mo
wished to show their regard for the de-
| darted and their sympathy for the mour-
| ners. Miss Stannard leaves a father.
mother, one brother and wide circle OF
| friends to mourn her loss.
CARD OF THANKS.
| We wish to express our sincere thanks
| to our friends for their kindness to us in
| our great bereavement in the death and
! burial OF our daughter and sister, also
| for the flowers and music, and to those
! who so tastefully arranged the grave.
| BUEL W. STANNARD,
j F. STANDARD,
! ARTHUR STANNARD.
MORGAN.
o. r. Moulton of West Derby has been
| in town on business.
Ward Chase's little girl has been quite
sick for several days.
Fires in the east part of the town have
done considerable damage.
| The Ladies' Aid societv has houpht q