Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-02-12


iss Mary Knapp Is visiting her grand
er and aunt in South RoyaltoD.
r. and Mrs. Hoyt OF wolcott are visit
their daughter, Mrs. Z. A. pike.
twin Cook OF Barton spent Friday
his nephew, Leo Cook, who was very
Z. Collins has been spending most oil
winter with his son Homer In Gratis
y.
rs. John France has been caring for
Elijah Wiley, who has been III the
week.
60 Cook, who has been very i'll the past
with pneumonia and measles, is con- I
Prably better.
liss Grace Webster IS spending q few
ks with her brother Albert and family
South Albany.
liss Carrie Fisher enters the Mary
tcher hospital at Burlington Monday,
oruary Il, for treatment.
Hiss Myra Taplin OF Burlington was in
Fn TO attend the funeral Of her friend
=. Reynolds last Tuesday.
Reynolds returned to Boston last
[sday, also Mrs. Tenney, and 5. d.
h to Springfield, Mass.
We friends OF Mrs. Mary Charles are
~ 20 learn Of her severe Hines since her
urn home to Farmersville, n. Y.
me Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E.
lrch viii meet with Mrs. Ada Russell
Ilrsday. Dinner will be served at 80
m.
thrs. George Kennison is recovering from
o measlea& The baby, who has been very
with measles and pneumonia, Is also
towering.
RThe Junior Epworth League will hold a
hlentine social Tuesday evening in the M.
church. A literary and musical pro-
ram will be rendered.
The Ladies' Aid Society is invited TO
leet at the home OF MI. and Mrs. G.. w.
ussell on Thursday, Feb. IS. Dinner at
DE o'clock. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Eliza Chapman remains very feeble
the home OF her sister in South Barton.
he has many friends here hoping to hear
her full recovery and who sympathize
nth her in her prolonged illness.
School closed February 2. The pupils
I the first primary department, taught by
:. NJ. Skinner, having no marks for the
ERIN are Flora Gaudette, Rosalie Gaudette
essie Lanou, Mabel Lanou, Sarah Priest
Marjorie Sears, Verne Crawford, Georg'
Rouse, Agenord Gaudette, Harlan Sear
nd Preston Simino. Those having nj
marks for the year are Marjorie Sears
Rosalie Gaudette, Jessie Lanou, Saral
Priest, George Rouse, Verne Crawford
and Hector Gaudette. Harlan Sears ant
Helen Priest each missed one-h half day
Agenord Gaudette one day.
The death OF Emma Louisa Church, wifi
OF DIR. Wilbur A. Reynolds, which occurred
at her home in Boston February 3, ha
brought sadness to many friends. Mrs
Reynolds was born In Irssburg June
|lS7O, the daughter of e. p. and Ameils
(Daggett) Church. AS a child she was
conscientious, her aim always to do right
She was ambitious to make the very tes
of herself and her opportunities she wa
woman OF culture and refinement with
receptive mind to take in the best thing
of life and to be helpful in every posslb
way. For several years she was an actlv
member of the Congregational church an
Christian Endeavor Society in Irasbui
April Is, 1895, she married DIR. Wilbur 1
REYNOLDS of Boston aud since that tin
their home has been in that city al
vicinity. Mrs. Reynolds was a promlne
mem Ger of the Daughters of Vernon
having been one of the executive col
mittee and vice president OF that ord
1. The funeral held at her home in Bost
y Monday, February 5, was largely attend'
over three hundred persons being prese
The abundance of floral gifts gave evider
Of the nigh esteem and affectionate regs
of many friends. Her husband, DIR. IA
nolds, her sister, Mrs. Tenney, q
brother, So d. Church of Springhe
accompanied the body to Irasburg, VIII
they arrived early Tuesday morning.
funeral service was held In the Congre
tional church at ten O'Clock, Rev. Jos
Poeton officiating. DR.. and Mrs. Reync
spent the summers at Lake MemphreI
cog. about six miles from Newport, WI
they had a foe cottage and launch.