Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-16


liam Buell. and Mrs. Jane Critchett
married last Saturday.
tile son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
xander Saturday, May Ia.
nix WoIcott has sold his heavy team
to Charles Ufford for 1900.
Wilson is having his house painted /
making other improvements.
ctric lights have recently been placed |
Methodist church and vestry.
4. C. Mcdowell and family spent a
laws atJ.E. Dwinell's last week.
= Ernest Workers will hold a social in
let bodist vestry Wednesday afternoon.
9 w. A. Warner OF Barton will preach
q South church next Sunday at 80
\, Drew called on several of his neigh
lsst week. We are glad he is able to
at.
p. F. Logan was in town last week,
ID here by the serious illness OF his
her. in-lsw.
he improvements on the store occupied
y L. Wells add much to the beauty
convenience of the building.
p. L. Wells was at Woodsville, n.
last week in attendance at the banquet
en- by the Holbrook Grocery Co.
rank Drew was in town last week. he
sbipped his household goods to Ports
nth. where he is going to housekeeping
The annual meeting of the w. c. T. I.
be held with Mrs. Nancy Drew to-
,rrow. Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
temperance women are especially In
ed.
Mrs. \. l.. Dow and Mrs. John Mcclellan
We gone to Boston, where they have
tered a hospital for medical treatment
Dow and Mr.. Mcclellan accompanied
EN- to Boston.
Frank Shepard's lumber wagon pole
-oke while he was driving down the steep
II from his house, and only the presence
trees below the road saved him from
ery serious accident.
Married at the home OF the bride We'd
esday, May 18th, by Rev. w. c. Johnson
george Lyndon Merriam and Lennle Mar
ha Beach. These young people are Wen
nd favorably known, being general favor
ga among friends and schoolmates. Ihey
viii make their home in the GOOD Town o.
blower where they were born. win ex'
eIIent psrentage and bright prospects FOL
he furure. host of well wishers will ex'
end cordial congratulations.
DIR. w. f. Templeton died at his hom'
IN Glover village Saturday evening, Ma!
18th, at 1920 O'Clock, having sustained al
httack Of apopIexy Friday evening, apr
22d. from which he never rallied. he wa
horn in Tilton, n. H., Feb. 9th 1886. hi
father. DR.. James Templeton, moved hl
family TO Montpelier in 1S43. The Docto
Iattended the public schools OF that city
and entered the Eclectic Medical CoLleg
of New York, from which institution
received the degree OF NJ. ID. In 1907
.entered the army as contract surgeon, re
manning two years. The experience thu
obtained was of great value to him III III
future practice. He came to Glover IN 100
and practiced his profession for 70 years
He represented Glover in the Legislator
of 1876 Sand 80, and was State senator Iror
Orleans County in 1882. He moved
Manchester, n. H., in 1887 where he prac
ticed medicine for 10 years. lie was az
pointed one of the State board oil meolc'
examiners by the Governor OF New HamE
shire, which office he resigned on comm
hack to Glover in 1901. He was trust'
of the Eclectic Medical, College OF Ne
York. He had served as president OF II
Eclectic Society of New England and tt
Eclectic Society OF Vermont. He held
enviable place in, his profession, oeir
.classed among the most skilled practltlol
.ers in the county, and his services we
often sought as counsel. His practice CO.
cred " ide field, extending into the tow
surrounding his home. The tuneral W
in charge of Orleans Lodge, A. F. & A.
of which order he was past master. L
services were held at the UNIVERSAL
church, Rev. w. A. Warner officiatin
The floral designs were very beautlf
The Doctor married Miss Elizabeth klc
.ardson, Dec. 10, 1856, who survives hi
The death of DR.. Templeton casts gioc
over the whole community and probat
no one man could be taken from us who
loss would be more keenly felt. HIS gre
kind heart beat with affection for all VI
whom he associated. The poor were Civ
his attention and skill as we'll as the I'll
compensation was lost sight OF IN doing
kindly act. We shall miss the smile a
good cheer his presence always oroug
hut he leaves a heritage of kind deeds
memoir ofhi past life, which will be
everlasting monument to his name.
DR.. w. f. Templeton, one OF the .
known physictans who has practlceo l
century. died Saturday night from shc
at MS home in Glover, Vt, aged 6S yes
DIR. Tgmpleton came to Manchester II
Glover in 1887 and prscticed his profess
mere until four years ago, when he return
to MS former home in Vermont. he we
much liked man, a skillful physician
surgeon and won the respect OF every
with whom he eame'in contact. de lea
a wife and one brother, the latter
Edward Templeton of Montpelier, v
Manchester Mirror.