Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-08-10

two years, have returned to their home
here.
Mrs. Nellie Rouin and daughter Marga-
ret have returned to their home in Con-
cord, Mass, after visit here among rela-
tives.
Mrs. ]. Williams, who has been detained
here through the summer on account OF
sickness, has gone to her home in Crafts
bury.
SOUTH ALBANY.
Mr.. William Msrnock and son, who have
been stopping at Thomas Marnock's, (not
L. w. Patterson's as stated last week have
returned to their home in Fsll River, Mass.
Mr.. Clarence Williams of Massachusetts,
General hospital called on his brother, G.
W. Williams, last week; also Mrs. E. A.
Lother of Newbury visited her son, c. w.
Williams.
Mr.. William Wylie, an old resident,
passed away at his home last Tuesday night
at the advanced age Of ninety years. He is
survived by an aged wife, also five sons and
eAASS AooS htSi5, WAU were iii DI6eGuL 6G
the funeral services which were held at his
late residence on Friday. Four of his sons
acted as bearers.
BROWNINCToN CENTER.
Roy Morey is home from Massachusetts,.
Miss Wildman of Waltham, Mass, is
visiting at W. F. Morey's.
Henry Fletcher from Coventry spent
Sunday with friends in Charleston.
Mrs. Mae Collins Goodale from Manches-
ter, N. H., is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Betsy Spencer.
Mrs. Elmer Robinson of st. Johnsbury
visited at the home of her father, J. G.
Orne, last week.
Mrs. e. r. Leland is in Barton caring for
her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Leonard, and
little granddaughter.
Mrs. G. j. Brown and little son Earle re-
turned home from their visit in Westfield
and Jay last Wednesday.
Henry Hainesworth of Cam bridge, Mass,
who came to G. W. Smiths few weeks
ago in very poor health has improved con-
siderably during his stay.
Harry Moore from Derby was in town
last week to see his sister Jennie who has
been sick at the home of Mrs. Betty Spen-
Ger, but is better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Gallup visited their
sister in law, Mrs. Charles Bloss of Paw
tucket, R. /, at the home of her father,
John Sheldon, in South Barton recently.
Mrs. Bloss was caring for her mother, who
was confined to her bed with broken hip.
A quiet wedding took place at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa Dwyer Tuesday
evening, Aug. 4th, when their daughter
Annie and Mr.. Clinton Brooks of Man
chester, N. H., were united in marriage.
After spending a few days in Coventry
they expect to make their home in Man
chester, N. H., where Mr.. Brooks has
position in one of the shoe shops OF that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Canning:
Having read of the awful catastrophe
which has brought such an affiiction upon
you desire to extendmy heartfelt sympathy
to you. l have lost SIX lovely children my
self, two of them died within two weeks of
each other. And I wish to say to you do
not think of your darling child as dead
within the grave, but think of the sweet
living spirit now in heaven like unto the
angels in glory. Safe in the arms of Jesus.
And If you would but believe and be able
to realize that, if you could see your be-
loved son in that supremeiy happy state of
existence, you would not wish him upon
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come back, but has entered into that high
er life, awaiting your coming also. Let
this comfort you, and bring you nearer to
our Saviour, who has suffered and died
upon the cross for US, that If we will but
believe in Him, we shall also be where He
has gone to prepare place for US; and
where we will be reunited with the loved
ones gone before us never to par. again.
"By grace we are saved through faith"
This life is but Ikea dream compared with
that eternal blessed life to come. And
you do not know how much sorrow and
tribulation your dear child may have been
spared by having been transferred from
this world wherein is SO much woe, to
that blissful home W here there is no more
sorrow, suffering and death, and no more
tears for they will be all wiped away, when
once we shall be counted worthy to enter
into that heavenly home and haven of rest
to be with the loved ones gone before,
never to separate. Only believe In the
Saviour and in his precious promises for
He is faithful that promised, and is ever
ready and willing TO receive and save us.
Read st. John i4th chapter. 1t is COM
| forting one. Go to Him, our Redeemer,
for consolation. He will carry you
| through the ordeal and bring you at last to
your loved one-gone to everlasting joy to
be forever at rest, happy and blest. Only
believe in the Saviour trustingly and He
will comfort and bless you. Try to become
reconciled and look hopefully forward for
there is light, not darkness ahead. And
| this may work for you 'a far more exceed
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