Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-02-11

Establishments In Los Angeles His abiIi-
ties were very quickly recognized by the
company for which he worked and he has
now been advanced to the management OF
the entire store, with a good increase in
salary. The store is located on Broadway,
the leading retail street of Los Angeles,
ano has large and select patronage. The
MONITOR is always glad to record the
successes of Vermont boys in other states
and Mr.. Stones many friends in Barton
will De glad to learn that while be is
enjoying himself in that land of sunshine
and flowers he is also succeeding in a
business way.
Miss Blanche Devereaux, who has been
i'll and gradually failing for several
months, died Friday. She has been sick
for more than year and has visited sew
eral health resorts in Massachusetts, and
Nav Hampshire, but in vain. For some
time she has been staying with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Twombly, in
this yiIlage, and though everything which
the best OF nursing and medical skill could
! 90 for her has been done she failed
| gradually until her death. Miss Dever-
| eaux wes born in Barton May q, 1885,
| and has spent nearly all her life here
| About five years ago she went to Boston
| end secured a position as hookkeeper for
| the Metlen's Food Co. She worked here
about year, then having better position
offered she accepted and went to work in
the same capacity for P. o. Riorden, one
of the large contractors of Boston. One
year ago last January she was taken sick.
She put up brave fight for life and main
tanned her courage to the end. She leaves
her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
R. Devereaux OF Wes.more; two sisters,
Mrs. w. j. Campbell of this town and
Miss M. Glen Devereaux; her brother, W.
R. Devereaux of Westmore; besides many
more distant relatives and friends. The
afternoon at 100 O'Clock, Rev. w. A.
Warner officiating, and the interment was
in the village cemetery.
; Mrs. Emily Dwinen Mcclellan, one oi
our eyed and much beloved citizens, died
last Wednesday. She was sick only few
days and retained her senses until nearly
the very last. Her death was serene and
| Glover with her son John and his family
in Novem ber, 1905, and has made man!
{ friends curing her short stay. Emily A
g DwinelI was born in Swansea, n. H., OF
r Jan 16, 1925, but when quito young move'
9 with ner parents to Glover where she spen
9 tha greater part OF her life. She was th
daughter Of the late Joseph Ell. and Amir
q DWiaelI and Was married. to Hiram Nc
isll4c11s.szs sll4c11syzs oa Oct 5, 1856 Ms. MoLellan lie
z on Jan. Z, 1904 She was the mother c
l. three children, two daughters, Nellie an
7. Hannah, neither living, and one son VIII
G survives her. She was remarka BILE won
e an in many respects. In her younger Cay
D. she was very active in church work in th
le Universalist society and took great inter
re- est in the welfare of the church. She wt
i'd kind hearted, a devoted wife and a mo-
le affectionate mother, and her home life WI
such Rs to endear her to all to whom ST
IN ministered for SO many years. She WI
ne hardly ever sick, and performed her hous
ut hold duties iuptil q few weeks before b
es death. She was social agreeable, ,intelligen
In interested in everything that the childrt
w were, and tried every way in her power
I'D make the home happy home. Those wi
nd knew her most loved her best. She leav
a to mourn her loss her son John and famil
,rt her brothers, Joseph e. Dwinell of Glove
n Charles q. Dwineli of Pawtucket, R.
er and t. T. DWineu of Boston, and mai
more distant relatives and friends. T.
: funeral services were held from the Un1ve
~ salist church at Glover Saturday, Rev.
~ A. Warner officiating, and the renal
oii placed in the tomb at the Glover cemetel
-, Congregational Church Notes.
~ Midweek prayer meeting Thursd
he evening at 7:30.
ee. Christian Endeavor topic for next Su
,u- day evening, can Easy Life versus Ha
the One" Leader, Mildred Lang.
of Next Sunday evening Mr.. Warner "
est begin a series of six lectures on, IT
Building of King solomon's Temple"
RS. The special Lincoln services held in t
at church yesterday were very interestil
asst Mr.. BaIdwin's address on s'Lincoln as
/ Attorney in the evening was very int
ain esting and much appreciated.
her
hen St. PauPs Church Notes.
Mass in Lowell next Sunday.