Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-13
LOCAL NEWS.
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been treated for lung trou Die. she In
DE- 5ved slowly and. her friends had hopes Of
her recovery. A short time ago not being
well che spent little time with her mother,
aid then went to~her brother-in law's,
Darwin Wright's, to have her sister care
for her. The secopd evening after her ar
rival, almost without a moments warning,
she passed from her life Of suffering to
her eternal rest. Acute Brigkt's disease
and pulmonary tuberculosis caused her
death. Mrs. Howe was very kind and
helpful in health, and patient and cheerful
In her long sickness. She was born in
Broome, P. @, Nov 10, 1876. Her parents
moved to this town in 1887, where she hes
since resided. In June, 1894, she united
with the Methodist Episcopal church, Rev.
o. e. Newton, pastor. She was married to
George r.. Howe Jan. 8, 1903, by Rev.
Horace Stiles. Mrs. Howe leaves to mourn
her loss, her husband, her mother, Mrs.
Amanda Powers, four brothers and six
sisters, beside other relatives and friends,
who have much sympathy in their sudden
bereavement. Her funeral was attended
at Mr. Wright's, Oct. 80, Rev. g. c. Nc
Donald officiating Intelment in Brown
ington Center cemetery. r.
EAST CHARLESTON. 81
K. Hudson, Jr., gSho went to Manitoba
recently, has returned here.
F. B. Lang and daughter Mildred of
Barton spent few days here recently.
Mrs. Mary Fellows of DixonEile, Que,
visited her son anl, az and brother here last week.
Joseph CanniRg has rebqrned. here from
Boston. Mass, where he .aas been for. sew
-eral weeks. -
:. Mrs. j. B, Moody went,to Boston, Mass. :,
last. "Wednesday, end win spend. several
weeks there. = Fri '.'s--- s-...- -
Mr. and Ms, Joseph MOODY Of Lyndon
Vile were tae guests of tbs formers par
ents the past week. g ['itczaf
Mrs Laura Marshall OF st. Johns bury is
spending this week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Fuller. 2:aa A
4 Rev. L. A. Wilson viii be in Holland
and Morgan this week assisting at the
series Of apecial meetings.
Miss Mabel LaRcche, a former teacher of
the village school,, was the guest Of Mrs.
W. E. Tripp over Sunday.
George Morse has moved from. f. B.
Lang,s farm to the farm which he has
rented from A. Q. Fellows.
Chester, Wiuona and Lois Batchelder OF
West Burke spent a few days here with
relatives and fr1enda-s.-..e .es4J
E.g. Dunton sold his personal property
at auction last Wednesday, and intends to
spend the winter in California.
L. E. Hilliard is moving bis portable
steam min to Morgan, where he has con-
tract to saw large amount OF lumber for
the Bartlett company.
Colby stoddard and Charles Walker
from Barton have been hunting foxes in
this vicinity the past week and have OBJ
tanned some fine specimens.
The "United Workers" will give din
ner at Vestry hall, Wednesday, Nov. Is.
Every one invited. Ladies come prepared
to tack comtorters in the afternoon.
The pastor has chosen for his subject
for next Sunday morning, Judging
Others" and in the evening will speak to
young men on Building Bigger Barns"
There will be an old fashioned spelling
match in the vestry Friday evening, Nov.
175h. At this time a m9eting will also be
held to organize a Lyceqm. AL are in
yited.