Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-01-07

Tho next Sunday school convention OF
II, SEYMOUR Lake district Will be held
.-s Friday, January II. A cordial invi-
=. ,ion is extended to everyone to attend.
r,serb Perkins and Bessie Lyon
Gro married at the parsonage January
!. Rev. s. M. Wales. They are both from
Bsrns,on.
IN Mr. Charles Sanborn has just completed
nav house and about so of their relatives
IA friends visited them New Years night
"a presented them with quite sum OF
b 5ney.
frank Wheeler was kicked by a horse
II his right arm very severely injured
emily. We are very sorry for Mr..
7bsaIer as some Of his family have been
,s nearly all the time the last year.
RASBURG.
r. A. Buchanan is improving.
Verne Carr of Franklin, N. H, is visiting
friends in town.
Mrs. Pearl Quimby of Danville visited at
homer Seavey's last week.
Mrs. Ernest Ferry anu IAtI4O "OA-AO ~
.ou are both i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. Charles Libby has returned from
sit with friends in Whitefeld, N. IL.
Mrs John France has gone to Albany to
rors in the family of Adna Sheppard.
Mrs. Berry OF Bloomington is spending
sew DAYS with her sister, Mrs, Mansel CLARK.
Henry Wiley of Holyoke, Mass, has
heen visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
elijah Wiley.
Mrs. E. P Webster and Miss Ma'tle
uoIdridpe visited friends in West Burke
aast Thursday.
Elijah Wiley died Sunday night. Flu
neraI services will be held at MS late nome
Tuesday afternoon.
lohn Stanford, mentioned in the follow
ing clipping, was former Irasburg boy
ar6 has many friends in Orleans County.
IA now lives in North Dakota:
r. beautiful custom Of the Com man
h. Of Knights Templar in meeting on
fsbristmas day to drink a toast TO the
mos eminent grand commander was
never happier observed tnan on 1uesoay
~ Auyergne Comm8ndery OF TINS city.
The toests we're many, including the head
a the order, the local commander, the
maternity. the country, the president, the
ladies. the dead, the loved sentinel who
wes living SO near deaths door; there was
also very happy presentation OF a magD1-
Acenr rirg to Eminent Commander
14uthrie of Auvergne, by Sir hn1gnt
ID .Ilion on behalf of the class VINO had
fal,gn the degree the past year, and also
enc to John E. Stanford, the high priest
al keystone Chapter, for his work during
the mast wear, which presentation was
made nv Grand Secretary Thompson, and
to which Mr.. Stanford made an excellent
response The usual Offering was taken
ana the whole affair was full Of the best OF
maternal feeling, making 1t an event long
to be remembered by all present.
Ths following is copied from the
aHolyoke Mass Transcript: Gin the death
OF Mrs II. F. Wiley, which occurred
christmas night, HClyoke lost one OF Its
most beloved and respected women; M 16Es
Wiley Was born in lrasburg, Vt, In lo5
January H. She was the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Carter. She came tC
Hoyoke % YEAR, ago, at which time she
was married to Henry F. Wiley OF lras'
bnrg, VT. They later returned to lrasbGrg
and lived there for seven years, where two
sons were born to them. They later llvec
Mrs. Wiley had many friends, especially
in the Peerless factory, where she wa'
semplOyed for some years, returning II
Holyoke eleven years ago. Mrs. wiley
was Of an active and cheerful disposition
always ready to help those in trouble
She has been q great sufferer for three
years with diabetes and bore her suffering
WITH great patience. She was member o
the Second Congregational church and
regular attendant. She had large clrcl
Offriends and will be greatly missed b,
all. She leaves to mourn her loss hus
band, Henry F. Wiley, two sons, Harr,
F., an electrician of Hartford, Conn, an
Raymond ", druggist of this city,
little granddaughter, Cora Alma, mother
Mrs. Hector Carter, and one sister, Mrs
M l.. Gilman, both of Glover, VT, tw
brothers, Fred of Nashua, n. H., and Ell
ct Montpelier, VT, a half-sister, Mrs
Octave Absr of West Burke, VT. Th
family have the deepest sympathy of tn
entire community in the loss of dea
wife aud mother. The funeral was o.
Friday with prayer at the house and ser
vices at the church at 100 p. m. Burial i
the Forrestdale cemetery.
LOWELL.
Nm. Kelley has returned to Burlingto
Hospital for treatment.
Dwight Harding OF Westfield is in tow
measuring legs for j. H. Silsby Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rouse OF Alban
spent few days in town, the first Of tt
week.
II. Arthur Parker ana Merton Lockwood
attended the Tnespians at Carton Land1n,
Jan. l.
Tom Patterson has sold his large wor
horses to Chauncy Skinner Of Barton to &
toLowelItown, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. John Young were calle
home from Thetford by the illness of N
and Mrs. N. F. Hutchinson.
Clarence Stannard was married last wee
refurning from Fitch Bay with bride. ia
z Mr.. and Mrs. Stannard:win soon con
mence housekeeping in the Stannard ten
ment. Congratulations.
MORGAN CENTER
hichar1 Trucotte is suffering with sciat