Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-05-14

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Barton 0 o 2 8 o-5
Newport
Two base bits, Sheldon, Heath; stolen
bases, j. Rowen, Heath, Tower; struck out
by Davis Z, by Heath 6; hit bX.pitched
ball, Barrows, Dana, Barron, Conner; base
on halls, off Davis 8. Umpire, Searles.
William T. White, whose sickness was |
mentioned in the MONITOR recently, died |
at his home across the lake Wednesday,
Mr.. White had the grip in the winter, but
recovered from it so as to be able to do
some work; but several weeks ago he got
a fall, and has been i'll since that time un-
til his death. For the last two summers
he has been employed at the Crystal Lake
House, still retaining his little home. Lift Q
is known of his early life. It is reported
that he wac born in England; and that be
was marine in the British navy for nine
| years, and was In the British army six
years. He married Miss Myra Wells of
| Canada, and lived in different towns in the
Province for some years. Later he moved
! to Lowell, Mass, where he buried chlio.
| Still later he moved to this place and has
buried one little girl since coming here.
His wife died thirteen years ago and was
/ buried near his cottage over the lake, since
| which time he has spent most of his time
at his home. He was man who went
among people very little, member of the
Episcopal church at Newport, genial,
Intelligent, though peculiar and re-
tiring. He was about fifty-tive years old,
though his age is not exactly knoW Wn.
Mr.. T. Mailloux and others cared for him.
The funeral was held at L. nj. Hubbard 9
Friday, Rev. A. A. Murch Of Newport ofh-
ciating. His remains were inferred in the
village cemetery beside those of his daugh-
ter. The remains of Mrs. w hite were re-
moved to the lot and buried beside him
and her daughter. 1t is not known thf
he has any relatives.
We have mentioned the sickness OF Mrs.
W. c. Brown in the MONITOR, ana hao
hoped for her recovery, but she passed
away this morning. During the
spring she had the grip but was much i'm
proved when she learned OF the accident
which betell her sister, Mrs. }. u. Hail, IN
!. California and finally of her death, since
/, which time Mrs. Brown has been IN poor
;, health. On April 26th she broke her hiE
: and has since failed until her death. Eme-
! line L. Stanton was born IN Dany1lle or
: April 26, 1884. She was the daughter o.
[. the la g Mr.. John L. Stanton OF that place
1T She was educated in the common schools
d of Danvine and later graduated at th'
l. Academy at st. Johnsbury. In March 1851
| cbo iod e.
l. their home has been in Barton since tina
st time. She has been faithful member O
rs the Congregation al church for about fit
~ years, and has been highly esteemed b,
her associate members. She was also
;: member of the Eastern Star and the After
- noon Study Club. In the Club she wa
" specially interested, always faithfully do
!, ing whatever was assigned to her, an
= helping others to make the meetings
:, interest and profit. She was a lady of car
~ dor and intelligence, helpful and kinc
=. affectionate as wife and mother, and
most substantial member of society. at
- loss Will be felt by her large circle of a.
a. quaintancss, 8, and espt cial by her hui
band and daughter to whom she was mo
. than words can express. She leaves
-, mourn her loss her husband, her daughte
= Mrs. Minnie B. Wilmot of Lyndonvill
-. and her two brothers, Henry A. Stanton
49, Santiago, Cuba, and Eras US A. Stanton
= Danville, and many more distant relativ
and friends. The funeral will be held
- the house Wednesday, Rev. w. A. Warn
- officiating, ard the remains inferred in t
viIiasa oaraaterv here