Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-31

Berry at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Ernest Wheeler, ia westmore. on FRIDAY
night at O'Clock. Mrs. Berry had not
been well for three years, but was able to
be about and do considerable work, and 10
look after things generally. Tuesday
morning she went to Westmore to spend
Christmas with her daughter Here she
was taken sick and q doctor was called
that nigh The disease is said to have
developed into pneumonia, from which
she was unable to rally on account OF a
weak heart. Emma Young was born In
st. Johnsbury July 8, 1859. She married
b. c. Berry April 6, 1878, and spent most
OF her married life here. She was a men,
Der of the Baptist church for many years,
and was member of the Rebekahs at
Barton. She was faithful and affectionate
wife and mother, kind neighbor, an
intelligent, refined and conscientious lady,
ready to do her part wherever she was
| needed. She was especially kind in sick
ness, leaving her home many times to care
for suffering ones, and nursing them back
| to health. For many years she was most
| prominent In helping sustain meetings
and Sunday school In this place. We can
hardly think of one who will be so missed
In this community. She leaves her hus-
band, a son, Arthur, two daughters, Mrs.
Ernest Wheeler of Westmore and Miss
Ella of this place; her mother, Mrs. o. E.
| Young, her sisters, Misses Maud and
Mabel Of Magog, P. q, and Mrs. Mary
Lovett of California, three brothers,
Charles and w. D. Young of Massachu-
setts and Olin Young of New York;
besides very large circle of more distant
relatives and friends. The funeral will be
held to- morrow tuesday,, at O'Clock at
the schoolhouse, Rev. w. A. Warner
sssisted by Rev. w. G. johnson, officiating.
and the Rebekahs are expected to attend
in body. The interment will be in the
cemetery here.
ALBANY.
Nora Copeland is home from Irasburg.
Walter Copeland, who has been quite
sick, is better.
Mrs. Frank TuthilI of Wolcott was in
town last Friday.
IAIos MATT oClEuO uhs EOuS ~ 1HL0h lCk
to visit her sisters.
Her bert Geor BE and Earnest Stone WEI
in Montpelier last week on business.
Mrs. Rose Page of Medford, Mass, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Jas Mcclure.
Miss L. A. Blaisdeu of Boston was the
guest of Mrs. c. e. Rogers last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Barnett entertained
! a party OF young people Christmas week.
Frank P. Rowell attended the alumni
banquet of Craftsbury academy last Fri
! day.
Mrs. c. II. Davidson and Mrs. II. c.
Mills visited their children in WoIcott
last week.
DR.. A. M. Goddard was called to New
port last week to see Mrs. Charles Day,
who is seriously ill.
VIM. Lurvey who has been at work In
Boston has returned and is working in
Miles & Whittemore mill.
Bryce Barr of Springfield, Mass, spent
his Christmas vacation with his parents
, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barr.
T.J. and Elmer Wallace, A. j. Miles
r. M. Cowles and G. j. Darling attended
the Knight Templar's meeting at Newport
. last Friday night.
The usual Christmas exercises were held
in the M. E. church Tuesday evening but
on account of big storm and bad roads
there were very few present.
, Miss Elsie George and Edward William!
, of Craftsbury were married at the home oi
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. NJ
George, December 25 by Rev. FL. E. Howard
o Mrs. Della Honey has received the sad
g news of the death of her brother, Andrew
= Darling in Medford, Mass, on December
"a. He will be remembered by many as ht
was formerly an Albany boy.
!. On Friday evening, January 7th, the
!. Thespians of Barton Landing will present
!. ssThe Old New Hampshire Homestead
b here. The play has been twice repeated al
Barton Landing with great success and g
good audience is anticipated here.
:. At the annual meeting of the Cong'l
society the following off eers were elected
Pres, A. c. Cheney; clerk, Mrs. {. ii
= Smith; treasurer, Mrs. ID. L. Mcclure
collector, L. G.. Leach; COMMITTEES, J. A
= Brown, Mrs. Mary Rogers; Mrs. a. {
Cheney; organist, Mrs. a. M. Goddard.
y The many friends of Andrew 81. Darling
It will be pained TO learn of his death. which
occurred Sunday afternoon, Dec. q, ate
an illness Of about two months, from val
vular heart trouble, brought on by straii
'e while lifting. Andrew McClary Darling
was born IN Eden June IS, 1850, the secon'
as son of the late Norris Il. and Mary K. Oar
ling. He came TO Albany with his parent
&c when six years old, aud this was bis hom
C. until he was eighteen, when ne went {
Windsor to work on the Vermont Journa
- where he learned his trade. He vas fore
: man for several years on the Bellows Fall
Times, and also on The Somerville Mass
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