Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-02

Mrs. Jesse Maxxell and little daughter i
OF Island Pond are visiting her parents Mr.. !
and Mrs. Frank Wilder.
Mr.. Kimball and family who have been |
camping at Echo Pond for few wesks |
have returned to Lyndonville.
Grace and Earl Pelsen who have been
visiting relatives here for a few weeks
have returned to their home in Rutland.
Miss Ruiter of Derby the superintendent,
visited the schools here this week. Miss
Ruiter will make her home In West
Charleston after September 1.
The many friends of Ida Cleveland are
pleased to see her again as teacher of the
village school. Miss Cleveland has taught
here three years and has done excellent
work
Mrs. Rose Goodwin, who died at her
home In Illand Poai, was buried here
, August %. Mrs. Goodwin was an old
resident OF this Rn and leaves many
relatives and friends who feel much SYM
pathy for her husband and children in
, their sorrow.
A reception was given Mrs. Sa ali Boutin
, by her children, grandchildren, and one
great grand-chiid, on theday.of August Is,
at the home OF her daughter Mrs. John
Piper, It Icing a complete surprise to her.In
all they numbered twentysix. A good
: visit was enjoyed. by ali in the fore
room and in the afternoon letter was
: read from daughter, Lila Fletcher.
They were entertained BY music and sing
ing at the close Of which was sung "God
Be with You TIL We Meet Again "
!, Gee. VI. Lang, a much resp scted citizen
y OF this peca, who died August 10 after
several u 2aths OF patient Suffering, was
born hezo May 1, 1925, and 7-as the Oldest
. resident born in this town, he was tbs son
le of jacob Hurd Lang and Sally Sherman
Lang. who We-e among the earliest settlers
or coming Ee-e from Bath, N. H, about 1920;
3 ne was the eighth of family Of ten chill
dren, of which he was the Iast.At the early
$. age OF nine years he shouidered his axe
j. and went TO the woods for q days work
his education was in the district schools
u of the times; at II years of age ne was
: made selectman and served the town in
m various off 3e3 for many years; he went to
Island Pond in 1869 where he held several
town offices and where he lived until 1891
- and three and one, hall years he lived with
- daughter in Albany, the rest of bis
life was spent in this town. He was
prominent member of the Baptist church
th which he joir ed in 1852, and Of the Mason.
y, ic lodge at Island Pond since 1870. HI
ne was three times married :on July 4. 1858, be
married Cordelia A. Young, by whom BIZ
he had sthree children; shs died 1884
ais In September, 1887, he married her ss5er
Jane Young Walters, she dying in Jan
ell uary, 1897 In 1901 he vas married t.
.. Melissa UnderhiIl who with his chiIdre q
rs Geo. c. Lang of Barton, Mrs. A. R. Camp
nd bell Of Morrisville, and Mrs. E F. Hobsor
IL, of Island Pond, survive him. He wa
I'D buried fro the church Sunday, Aug. Is
IS, under the Masonic order which witt
tic neighbors and friends filed the church, tt
IL manifest their respect for the departed.
g. WEST CHARLESTON.
Mrs. E. c. sanderson is quite ILL.,
In Sadie Cusbman is home from Ware, Mass
ide Verna Temple has finished work at J. a
ing shedd's.
rip Mrs. Sarah Dudley has returned to he
home here.
to Henry Church has bought the Wn
Eh) Bruce place.
x Lou Bruce is visiting her parents, Mr.. an
"a. Mrs. E. j. BRUCE.
,ad Demo sanderson's SOD, who has bee
rao quite i'll, is better.
ing New barn Cole OF spripgield, Mas - tt
we'd guest Of friends here.
her Ernest Duff of Cassville, P. O., is visitin
ug. at Collins Lscourse's.
my Mre Charles Hildreth is suffering with
yea severe throat trouble.
li'' Bert Uttin and family of Coventry hay
80 returned to their home.
"a Mr. and Mrs Ernest Turner of Dert
Mr.. spent Aug. % at s. D. Barrup's.
j. John Andrews of East Charleston visite
coe his cousin, Mrs Ora Dane, last week.
Lillian Taylor of West Derby spent pa
of last week with Bertha Kline.
g Ernest johnson of Derby visited b
aunt, Mrs s. D. Barrup, last week.
Ed. Eastman has commenced to gath
cream for the Evansville creamery.
The school in the west part of the tow
will begin tomorrow, September 3.
Who h1F. Diuiu anu oauS nIer, Milf. Darteau
ing of Barre are visiting at Collins Lacourse'
our
'uld oia ip0r VI Case SnariesIon spent oui
ifuI day, Aug. %, here with his father, Geory
ess- Piper.
Mrs. Ernest Worboys visited her parent
Mr.. and Mre. Hancock, In Coventry, re
= entity.
Rev. Mr.. Larerety OF Braddock, Penn
spoke iat the F.B. church Sunday evenin
Aug.25.
Little Pansy Shannon has been very sic
at the past few DAYS. hut is better Of tn
writing.
ing Mr.an Mrs. Bowers Church of Ave
Mass are visiting },ro+ lob