Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-01-16

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ters, Mrs. l.. II. and 1. Fl. Gordon, at Lyn
donvilIe recently.
ALBANY.
F. w. Tenney has returned from visit
| to his son in Portland, Me.
Mrs. Geneva McCaffrey is stopping with
her aunt, Mrs. o. NJ. Delano.
Mrs. L. B. Mute of Marshfield is visiting
| her sister, Mrs. Della Honey.
There will be donation and oyster sup
per at the M. E. vestry Tuesday evening,
Jan. "a.
Elias Searles has so far recovered as to
| be moved from his fathers house to his
own home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bazette from Burlington
| have come to spend the winter with Mr..
and Mrs. William Sawtelle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dezotelle celebrat-
marriage, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry MCGUIRE have been
| visiting their brother Ernest in Boston.
| Mr.. Mcclure has returned home, but Mrs.
Mcclure will remain a few days.
The donation at the Congregational yes
| try last Wednesday evening for benefit OF
Rev. James Ellington was success socially
and netted the society about $40.
A goodly number met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. E. Rogers Wednesday,
| Jan. 4th, to remind them OF their 30th wed :
ding anniversary, friends from Barton
and Glover being present, also Mr.. and
Mrs. Corey from Barnston, Que. After
dinner gameslwere in order and a social
time enjoyed, the friends leavinga fine
souvenir of the occasion.
The Congregational church held its an
nual donation on Wednesday evening,
which was largely attended, bountiful
supper was greatly enjoyed by an appre-
ciative company, who did full justice to
the tasty provi sions temptingly set before
them by the ladies of the congregation.
Preceding the supper lecture was deliver
ed by the Rev. James Ellington, pastor,
on sTennyson," which included brief
epitome of his life, with selections from
his poems, showing the various moods and
wide range of the poets thong hts and fam
cies. Music was rendered by Mr.. d. l..
Mcclure and Mrs. F. FL. Pierce, with
Mrs. Dennis L. MCGUIRE as accompanist
The proceeds amounted to $40.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
DR.. A. M. Goddard was quite sick last
week.
Mrs. Helen Campbell has had a monu
, ment placed on her lot III the cemetery.
Jesse and Cornelius Rogers were in
Montpelier Sunday, Jan. 1, to attend th
funeral of an uncle.
! The village schools finished last Friday
The teachers, Miss Grace Sheehan ant
Miss Annie Graham, have returned to thei
; homes.
W. z. Annis will finish his WORK on tn
opera house at Barton Landing this weel
and expects to be at home the remainde
of the winter.
EAST ALBANY.
We regret to record the painful
fact of the death of Mrs. Addie M. Hunter
wife of F. G. Hunter of this place, who
, died last Monday. Mrs. Hunter has been
in poor health for three years. In the
autumn of 1902 she went to Montreal to
have surgical operation and has never
. fully recovered from the effects. Miss
, Addie M. Pierce was born In Burke II
! 1846, where she lived until her marriage tC
| Mr.. F. c. Hunter, on Dec. 81, 1858; at thai
time she came to this place and has always
, lived on the home farm until her death
I She was member of the Baptist church
, for many years, faithful, conscientiou
Christian. During her sickness she ha
q been great sufferer, but has borne he
!. sufferings with much patience and resig
: nation. She was lady much beloved b.
v her neighbors and acquaintance, industri
GUS, cheerful, kindhearted, friend to tn
II poor and ready to lend helping hand t
+ the needy, always. The whole communit,
feel deeply their loss in her decease. Th
q funeral was held at the house Wednesday
Rev. Albert Gregory officiating. The re
q mains were taken to East Burke for burial
Many of her former friends gathered a
g the grave and the casket was opened tina
they might view the face of their friend
4 She leaves to mourn her loss, her husband
+ a son, V. F. Hunter, of Barton. and
+ sister, Mrs. William Brockway, of Eas
h Burke, besides many distant relatives an'
friends.
+ CARD OF THANKs-We the undersigned
relatives Of the deceased take this metho
Q of extending to our neighbors and friends
our most heartfelt thanks for their kind
ness, sympathy and ministries OF love, dur
ing the sickness and death of our beloved
wife and mother. May heavens riches
blessings attend You during life, is the
wish of the stricken ones whom you have
befriended during our great sorrow.
F. q. HUNTER,
, Y. F. HUNTER,
MRS. LOUISE HUNTER.
NORTH ALBANY.
Mrs Mason OF West Albany, who has
been baro caring for her daughter for g
few days, has returned to her home.
, A young man of nine pounds weight
L1uoa oF Mr. oud Mrc E-e