Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-25

seeing his father with load OF gravel
climbed upon the load. The horses
started suddenly and threw him off, both
wheels passing over his head. He was six
years old. Much sympathy is felt In this
place for the family.
The funeral of Mrs. Lillian Johnson
was held In the NJ. E. church Saturday.
large number being present. The floral
display was very beautiful. Her age was
SO years, 2 months, day. Among rela-
tives present from out of town were Mrs.
Johnson and two daughters and Mrs. Jen-
ME Hovey of st. Johnsbury, Mrs. M. Wells,
Leah Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Page OF
Irasburg, Mrs. and Mrs. M. Johnson, Jud-
son, Nelson and Reuben Stevens of Glover.
Rev. E. E. Wells officiated, assisted by Rev.
A. s. Bole.
The members of the Star Glass club met
Wednesday at the home of Miss Nina
Boynton. After bountifuI dinner, the
time was spent In filling two boxes to be
sent to the school at Saluda, N. c. Many
little things not finished were completed
and the boxes were packed with quilts,
pillow cases and many little things to be
used as Christmas gifts. One box was for
the girls work, the other contained
brackets and was mostly boys work done
before the class was divided.
The community was saddened to learn
| of the death of Lillian, wife of Glen John
SON, which occurred at the hospital at st.
Johnsbury Wednesday evening, nine days
after leaving her home here. The physi-
clans there pronounced her trouble Bright's
| diEQoGo lillian tho Of he
children of Asa B. and Esther Hancock.
She was converted when young girl and
united with the Methodist church and
Epworth League, and always sustained
that relationship. She was always ready,
when health permitted, to assist in all
church work, and has been a faithful
member. Her death seems very sad and is
great blow to all her friends, especially
; her father, who has been i'll SO long. Five
: years ago this fall sister and brother died.
Two brothers and her two sisters went to
st. Johnsbury Wednesday to see her, but
!. she did not recognize them. Beside her
: husband, she leaves to mourn her loss
father, mother, seven brothers and two
. sisters, who have the deepest sympathy of
q all.
A very pretty home wedding occurred at
= the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Manley on Friday evening, Nov. 18th,
. when Miss Alma Metcalf, sister of Mrs.
Manley, and Warner L. Guild were mar
:. r1ed. At S.45 o'clock the strains of the
wedding march, artistically rendered by
Mrs. Hardy Frazier, announced that the
Dupt1al moments had arrived, and the
contracting parties, preceded by Dean w.
Blodgett OF st. Johns bury as best man. and
Miss Lena Metcalf of Coventry, cousin of
: the bride, as bridesmaid, made their way
: to the beautifully arranged arch at the
y east side of the parlor. The ceremony was
= performed In the presence of twenty rela-
= tives by Rev. E. E. Wells, the ring ser
= vice being used, latter which dainty refresh
. ments were served, and a social hour pass
;. = ed. In spite of the efforts of their many
= friends to detain them they shook off, no
the dust of their feet, but the rice of their
:, heads, and took an Informal leave for
parts unknown. The bride was beauti-
= fully attired In white crepe trimmed with
- valencienes and applique, and carried
white carnations. The bridesmaid was
gowned In pink and carried pink carna-
tions. The manybeautiful and useful gifts
mr. testified to the good will of all who were
to present. Mr.. and Mrs. Guild are among
the most popular young people of THU
, community and aftera short tour will
reside at the corner of Water ant
Main street where Mr.. Guild is nicely To-
Gated in the general merchandise business
ns cRAFTsBURY.
Mr. md
ing few weeks In Boston.
Nearly all the schools In town commenc
to-day. Many retain the same teachers.
Miss Lula Patterson has gone to he
home In Barton for two weeks vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Howard LEI
Tuesday for Hazzardville, Conn.,, for tw
weeks visit.
DIR. and Mrs. Dillingham; left Wednes
day for Burlington, where the doctor vii
70 take medical treatment.
The MONITOR agent, w. ]. Berwick, wi
ELY call on subscribers in this vicinity in til
near future and we trust all will be pre-
tn pared to see him.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Miss Minnie Seaver is visiting friends i
Glover this week.
Rev. John Hood preached in the o. /
church last Sunday.
so1 Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson are tt
10 happy parents of little daughter.
osen Robert Harper sailed last Saturday fc
e. Scotland. He intends to spend the wintt
rton there.
eek. Cherries ReiIev on5 L., T1,,++o,, q,
lie to home from the U. " M. for the Thanks
inter- giving vacation.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
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