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

Mrs. King and Mrs. Collins from Troy
have been visiting their uncle, Dennis Fox
Mr.. and Mrs. Guard Cushman from Lyn-
don were 10 town Wednesday TO attend
the Cushtnan reunion.
Mrs. Irene Bixby and Mrs. Eva Wheeler
from Massachusetts, have been visiting at
A. Il. Browns the past week.
ERoWNINCT on CENTER.
Albert St. Peter is working for L. A. Luud
Fred Colburn of Pittsfield, n. H., called
on friends here last Tuesday.
Mrs Lucius Lund has a small gloxinia
that has twenty four blossoms.
Mrs. Lucius Lund and Mrs. John Bull
lock spent Thursday at Newport.
Charles Smith and wife spent last week
visiting friends in st. Johnsbury.
Joshua T8ombly of Bridgeport, Conn, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Susan Seavey.
Jewett TwombIy of East Albany recent
~ visited his cousin, Mrs. susan 5eavey.
Roy Torey has gone to Derby Lie to
work for his brother in Law, Alfred LIZ
morey.
Mrs. Henry Titus, who has been visiting
friends here for three weeks, returned to
her home in Bra.tleboro last Monday.
James Maxwell died Saturday at 2:3o
p. m. The funeral was held today (Mon-
day at the CHURCH. More particulars later.
EVANSVILLE.
Bessie Moutieth is visiting her grand
mother at Windsor Mills, 2. @.
Mr.. and Ms E. 3. Pike were here to at
tend the funeral OF Mrs. Mogey,
Mr.. and Mes Cyrus billiard and daugh-
ter are wishing MS brother, Ben billiard.
Fred Marshall and Clarence Mcdowell
go Monday to Montpelier Where taey vii
attend school.
Mis- NSttie Hill will go Monday t.
Greensboro Bend where she will teach III
fail term of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. A. Pierce OF Wincso
Mills, P. @ are here visiting Mrs. Pierce
sister, Mrs. Albert Gallup.
VIII Marshall and bis two daughters
Stella and Viola, OF Lo veil, Mass are Wis
ting relatives in the place.
Hazel Alexander and Bertha Woodar
will return to their school at Barton; Bes
; sic Montieth and Roscoe Smith to >B4rto
Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Locke and daug htel
Mrs Maud Smith, of Lebanon, N. H, Wer
here to attend the funeral of Mrs. Locke
= M Pc
The Ladies' Aid society will inset wit
Rev. Mr.. Howard and daughter Frida.
Sept. 6, afternoon and evening. Every on
is very cordially iavited.
;. The pleasant event of the week was tt
marriage of Lillian Mead Magoon of tn
place and G. c. King of Greensboro, and
L birthday party in honor of {. q. McDoWe
= last Wednesday at james Mcdowell
Il Some Of those present from abroad were
{ FLOWS: Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Mcdowell an
L son of Woods 7Hl,, N. H., a. A. Mcdowell
Q aud family OF Shefis.d, John King, Clau
King, Mrs. Goodric 4 and Mr.. and M.
E. Hill of Greensboro. There were qui
d number of wedding presents, also brit
day presents galore. The young man, G..
Mcdowell, had just reached his 21st brit
day ana jolly lot of friends came to CO.
graduate him, at the same time congrat
Iations were being bestowed on the bri
and bridegroom. Mr.. and Mrs. Xii
If went to Barre for a short wedding tr
but will be at home today.
10 The community was greatly shocked
earn of the sudden death of Lulu (Smit
j. Mo ey at3:15 O'Clock friday morning, Au
ustE23. Mrs. Morey was taken i'll abo
N two weeks ago at her fathers cottage
Willoughby. An operation was perform
for appen dicitis, but still she grew woT
- rapidly. AL that medica skill and lovi
hands could do was done, but all prov
% of no avail The. funeral was held at b
fathers hone at Evansville Sunday, Al
: %, Rev. Mr.. Warner officiating. The ma
u flowers from friends and relatives show
in what high esteem she was held. M
ed Morey was a woman OF sterling qual1t
at and leaves a wide circle of friends to mou
her lost. She is survived by her husbar
=. Roy Morey, her father and mother, n
!, and Mrs. FL. I. Smith, one sister, Mrs. F.
Percivai, two brothers, Afonzo and Rose
Smith.
IT'S hard to break the tender cord,
oy When love has bound the heart.
IT'S hard $50 hard, to speak the words
.er s'Must we forever part?"
40 Dearest loved one, we have laid thee
In the peaceful graves embrace,
But thy memory will be cherished
ng Till we see thy heavenly face.
% CARD-We desire to extend our sine
ID. thanks to the friends and neighbors, W
If. 50 kindly helped us by words and low
- deeds, during the death and burial of c
OF, dear wife, daught and sister. We VOL
Ter also extend many thanks for the beauti
floral tribu. ee. May Heavens richest bic
ing reward you.
Mr.. Roy W. MoREY,
n Mr.. AND MRS FL :. I. SMITH,
Mr.. AND MRS. +. j. PERCIvAL
lat Mr.. ALONZo SMITH,
of Mr.. ROSCOE SMITH.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Ida Moulton is quite sick.