Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
wESTFIELD.

Deason NC Hhcaeock Is in poor h,ll,h
Henry Ksnnison has moved from Harry
Reeds farm TO Troy.
Joseph Goddard and family spent New
Years a, Benz vigne.uii's in Wet DyEby.
Geo. J. Beuware vent TO Burlington ian.
2ad TO consult Or 7 sliche,l about hi- EYES.
+. ID. Harding b. going to lowell 10
MEASURE logs FOE siisby during toe winter.
Mrs. Msry aoyi has moved back from
Poiten, z. @. she viii live IA her house
mere.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'd. Boynton. who have
been at Troy visiting, have returned 10
Mrs. EAsimAn's.
Mrs. w. b. Gilpln died suddenly re-.
terdsy morning.. The deepest sympathy
Is felt for the family.
Napoiron Root, who has been very Low
with hsart troub e.is report ID better. Cart.
aud Ms Thomas have arrived al Mr.. Roots.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Harold II. Farmsn, who
spent Chri-imis at Beebe Plain. have re-
turned home. Miss Cummings of Derby l.
visiting them.
News has b,en rcrsivei from leland
Pond announcing the birth OF a twelve
pound son to Psin. and Mrs @. Il. Wiley
on Dec. 2iLh.
Rev. SIR. Williams. the new pastor Of the
churches here snd AZ Troy, has ar.
rived in town aud com nencsd work. He
Is boarding at Martin Giiman's.
At 1870 on the event z OF Monday, Dec.
3 d, after long illness, Mrs.. Hattie Iu-
re.ts dIed, aged 81 year,, one moath, Is
days. The funeral took place on rhars-
day, the 26th. At II O'Clock. tho pce!im-
nary service at tha house was held. AT
O'Clock noon the iuneral was held az the
Con2I church, which Was filled with
neighboTs and friencs who came 70 paw
their last mark OF respect TO toe depzsted.
Chaplain NJ. w. Farman officlated by re-
quest OF the. deceased The singers were
Mrs. Gray and Ms. Goodwin of Troy, sad
the bearers were Hiram y. and Eugene l..
Miller, Ed. Boyufon aad Arad l.. Brown
The manager was w. ID. Miller. The
fioral tribute vas OF choice carnations and
roses. The ioiermeni was In the c. me,e.y
hsre. Hattie, the only daughter OF Chris
topper and Bcttey Stephenson Carroll, was
born 10 Lowell November 5gh, 1850. o,
sepIembsr II, 1855, she was united in mar
rage TO WilbIr r. Kirk, the Rev. A. A.
sm Ia pcrlor ming the ctremon;. Affe-
IN any years OF IN health Mr.. Kirk d,et
on March 3 d, iss6. Ga oc.ooer Ard.
1880, shs married Nelson Laresse, OF this
town. and cams here TO live. Mr.. Lurette
did Ia May 1902. Since then Mrs. Lu-
rc;te has made her hons the m 1-t of tie
time with her youngest daughter. Jessie,
wno Il the wife of Geo-ge Root. During
her last illness she has hoen faithfully
and ,endsrly cared for By Mrsnt Mrs. Root
assisted by her brother, John Carroll. SIZE
leaves 10 mourn her loss four daughters
and one son. four grandchildren and
three brothers, beside more distant rala-
tives and frisnds. The children are, Ella,
wife Of Mutton spafors, of Springfield,
Lila, who Il the wife Of Herberi Loueley,
pcsssa, who IL vile OF J.. Percy OF Troy.
Je>sse. With whom she lived, and
Richard, OF Troy. Mrs. Lurrstc had per-
formed much hard labor In ses day. she
was devoted TO the welfare and happiness
OF hsr aildrea. shs wzs q Kind neis abor.
caring for many In the hours Of sickness
She VAS geniai, earerfui aud symps-
tnssic TREND. Only = day or two before Der
death she sang "Sessar Ny Coo to Thse, >
and .Jesas Lover of NJ soul, xhsca we're
two OF the selections sung az her funeral.
she felt that she Was ready TO pass fro IN
this to the other life.