Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

aHdienes. Hls anissed piAiform msaae-,
hls mussosl tSg of Ehgissh, hi. conssn-
mate sloesisoasry art. all emitted 10 reader
tie speoch tre most asishsd piess Of
orHioFy dslivsrse from this platform
wiihin long time. RannsnE tAroash
all The fiighis Of lmaEinhI.op, the a.ccats
TO the sablinss, ard oGr ess-xnts TO the
humorous. wss mcss X holcsone message
tha, unified the y sois aud iiitsd u Tar
shove ibe paTpusc ot mere temporary
enteFtalnmcni- The deep truths of science
and character ws-v coupled in % subtle
/ way that the uost common things were
eI.iiod far sbcve tie plane OF nAierialisn-
/ The message viii Be an tnspirSiion tor
msny day to al who heard IL. Dr.. Fcx
viii bc heartily Welcomed again.
We record this week The death Of another
one Of our aged and respected citizens
Bradley Dewey, on February Is Mr.. Dew
cy Was taken sick The 18th day Of Deem
Der and though able 70 ec Aeoat tnosi of
the time since be has gradually weakened
until his death. Mr.. Dewey was born IN
Waterford, September :, isi7. where be
spcn; bis youth and early manhood until
be va. married. On June :, 1857 he was
married 10 Miss Almira Underwood, and
they have lived together for 81 yosrs. I'm
mediately after they were married they
moved TO Coventry " wherc;hey lived seven
teen years. From that place they moved
TO Hardw!ck where they lived six years,
and from that town TO the farm IN the
edge OF irasburg about one bali mie from
this village where they have lived for the
last thirty eight years. Mr.. Dewey has al
ways been q strong, healthy. rugged man.
having seen very little sickness lie vas
= great worker, and . great lovc- OF home,
Tie vas quiet, unostcntaiious. ready 10 help
Others in need and q peace loving citizen.
For tho last number OF years nc has been
away from home very little on account OF
growing infirmiilos and age lie leaves
hi. wife, his only ehiid, Mrs. c. r. Clark,
her husband and grand5sughier, Miss
Gertrude Clark, one niece, Mrr. Jsnc Nc
LAnghlin, q nephew, II. l. Landon, and .
son in Law, Thomas .=ndon, bc=idcs many
friends. The funeral was held az the
house, Rev. q. L. shss1Sr officiating. The
intermeni wa. a; Coventry.
CARD-we desire through tue MONITOR
to express eur thsnbs TO oor many friends
and neig hbors Tor their kindness and help
during the sickness, death and burial OF
our loved one.
Mrs. BRADLEY DEWEY
Nh. AND MRA Z. +. CLARK,
Mr. AND Mrs THOMAS LsSDoS,
Miss GERTRUDE CLARK,
, Mr.. IL l. L.ASDoS.
The grand free union concert wednes-
day evening given by the band OF this
1 I'll Ira. hn~ M E.
Opera hall, was attended by q large crowd.
These three Bands are under the lcadershi p
of A. II. BulIard and be leads this grand
concert with great success. Under his
guidance the sixty. i've men played With
such exquisite touch that the audience vas
delighted and pleased beyond mention.
As the curtain went up with the band OF
sixty five pieces on the stage, Rev. @. l.
Schaerer made few appropriate remarks
and the program, printed In the MONITOR
, last week, was delivered by the bands. Al
ter the concert, about seventy avo "a, down
TO the harquet IN The veztry Of the cougre-
ga;ionai caurch. After tie banquet, Rev.
Mrschaensr acted as POSTMASTER and called
on II. t. Watson, leader Of the Lyndonville
band. A II. Bullzrd. Geo. Rasseil, nanag-
er OF the Irasbu-g band, the manager of
the West Burke band, senator II. II som
: ers and Others, who responded. Thi. Il the
first o., these meetings ot the three bands
. to take place this spslng and summer at
. this place and the home OF the other bands,
and the village can well sffogd TO be literal
| with their band when such fne entertain
mcnts for the pleasure snd prctit of iis cit,
| In 10 ns L.
, open air concerts.
, Miss Jennie Wells, youpg lady IS years
old, daughter OF Samuel Wells who lives
, on the old Locke place, was badly hurt
, Wednesday In the yard OF c. n. ordway
, ! The circumstance are as follows: Miss
! | Wells was driving horse into the village,
? (she drives q team TO and from school herc)
2 and when she arrived near Main street the
horse took fright si sonc bags OF sawcust
piled near the guideboarc- The animal
shcared TO the leii ss he came near SIR.
Ordway's front yard. over;urning the
: sleigh ss Il struck . tree. ard ran across
the lawn obliqnely, coming onto the side
' walk near the steps leading from the walk.
Mi.s Wells was dragged soros. the lawn
and her head struck . large maple tree
which Gu, q gash IN her scalp In the form
Of horseshoe twelve inches long, and .
smaller gssh about four inches long, the
horse MEANWHILE going on and smashing
the sleigh into many pisees. All thought
Miss Wells TO % dead and she Was taken
}. up scnsslsss and carried into Mr.. oEdssy's
o house physician was called. bat before
: bis arrival signs OF life appeared, though
c the-e VAS little hope Of her surviving the
u terrible accident IL vas found that
Il beside the scalp wounds her skull bad
a several ANAL fractures, her nsck was
h badly bruised and hor arms and body
J. more or les hart. Her wounds were
e dressed and she wss made ss comfortable
& a. possible AZ tie prosens writing she
J. /. cosus a. well ss could Be ezpectet, her
!. .onse~ have rrtufrcf ana be- fsgapcratnro