Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13

|sr.n<s wsil b =; Gail casss~s saturday
|svxaIHg. 5an. =.
wEsTFIEIp.
NJ. ard Nrs- Heary Rect and ehlacs
u Goasp~atar visited at y. Roots secsEgiy |
Mr.. ard Airs A. j. Miller came frons
sswpoFt TO attend Mrs. Gsipin's fursrsL
nr. and Mira Leonard Seymour and
RALPH Seymour have returned ten gos-
on.
Miss Eta Wark has returned 10 q hos
oiial IN s.oafrsxi. accompanied hy her ST.;
81, Mrs. Bsrtoa Percy.
Nix II. Miller returned To New York on!
Thursday. Mr.. Miller will remain With,
scr father. Mr.. dilpln, for the present
TIE Hon. Frsnk P.nmIey has accepted
be argent Invitation 10 speak her. on
Friday sweating. January 18th. Let every
pody c5usn and hear this .szilucat SPEAKER
The lecture wlll be free. After ths lee uFu'
Fac socassy viii scrye lighG rufrssArvnts
fnr small to-
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4 o1 -aneay morning, Jan. s.n. TIE com
i nunstT sas shocked ana sa3dersa TO
learn that Mrs ". 3. 6ipIa had passed
sswsy daFsng the nighl, of probable hsari
Z Fouhls- When ter family retired on sat-
] arday night, Air.. Glipin apparently was
: IN good h~slth- In tha morning she was
l'yiag "a nfr bed as though sleeping peace
Efuiiy, but IL vas the sleep that knows no
fFasiag- Hattie Farman was re daughter
Sof tie ate Stafford and Mary Eewaras
F&rmau. and the airtseuth in a family cs
4 focgteen children. Ga AprH g7sh. 1851
zshe was born IA this toxn where her lite
{ ass beeu spent. GA Dece 1bmr aist, 1871.
4 hcr rIo.her died after years 81 iii raltn.
60 that when sevrntson years old, Hattie
sbecsnc housekecpc- for her father aud
summarized brothers. On December 13fd,
!. 1875, SIZE married wm. d. Ggipln, o, this
Hio1n. Eight children xere bora - them,
aaof y hon ali are I!viag except one oangh-
ter Eho died when about three mont -
Toid. Ths chtl6rcn are Lena ri, wife oi
8 Max If. Miller of M.. Vernou. y Y; Min
! snir + TO works in che MONITOR oai.s.
= wallace IL, who edits and publishes the
= MONITOR; Ernest w. who = a student In
! Barson seademy, and WORKS 10 the MoS-
IroR office; Eva A, no u a student ia
! III tx ham scsdemy q, BakersaeId; Dana :,
1sgsd 49, Hazel E.,sged 10. * 10 are It'll 81
3 nome. Mrs GtIpin vas q faithful, devoted
/. and self-sscsiacing vile and motEer, who
!. loved her family, and ministered diligently
ato their wants. She was a loyal friend. an
aooliging neishoor, and kind aud hospiia
i bic TO al. Ia company with her husband
land others. she Joined the Cong'i cbuSch
8 in 1878, during the ministry Of Rev. r. 3
z Pheips- Not only was she q fat hfui mem
Der Of the church, bat also sn important
8and valued member OF the Isdtss' 4 id
! socicty. Her decesso e great loss to To,
Il nome, the church and the community
4Her esteemed husband, Deacon Giipin, her
seven exemplary children, her neig Dor.
Nsnd her friends. all rise up 10 bless he
= memory Besides her hashso and seycl
schiidTsa, she leaves TO mourn her loss onf
gran iei.tld, the daughter OF Ha,lzce, on,
.asister, Ms {. W. Bryant Of this town
thres SrogheFs, Jeweit, OF Edgerton, Wis,
@and Warren snd Prank of Troy. also more
Sdislan. relatives Including Chaplain NJ. w
"a Fsrmau no Is nephew. fl the lat,
Tsu ntnsT. ia company with her bus band 81
hcsrvied out plan TO visit her brother Il
= " tscoasta, and her daughter in New York
faAl Christmas time the children and tn
-iilile gsandchua al came home for fam
ksuy Esu3ton, which she anticipated an
areal3x ID with much pleasure. The good
abyes having beea said, the children TIA
Ereiusned 10 their homes snd their school.
hOI the sfternoon OF Saturday. Jan. "a
q Mrs. Gilpin west aud sAx her sister, al
S.s in impaired healta TAat night, ii
81 week work being donr, and as IL prove
Is TIE lies work being flushed. she roslrs
asio rest, aud folding her hancs, fell tpi
Ntrsnqull siumoer, IN wsken in eternit
she sas g years. eight moafhs and eiel
'giays CID. Tae funeral was held al The CT
@pin home on Wednesday afternoon, Ja
kssh, asst two weeks from The reunion q
Cnri-tm1s day. The children, who b.
~ xpected 10 be separated for IN onlhs, wef
Es=iI OF them home again, bat hos cifgercl
II he occasion. The house was filled wii
H relatives and sympsthetic friends. Tn
N Rev. James Ramsge OF Moth Troy was n
&otiicla.ing clergyman. his prayer VI
ferveni and heauiifuI. John u:
X"Wnzt do thou knowcst not now, b
thou shalt know hereafter" was b
text for a comforting and helpful ci
recourse. He paid very high tribute TO u
. j. departed As robed In white che lay
. her handsome easket, with the dark ely
Gsshes resting on thu smooth white cheel
and almost a smile upon her face, exec
for the gray hairs, she locked young al
isir ss giri. There was q beautiful iriou
os choice flowers. Among them was q DO
Kqoet of roses from her husband; pili !
q u green with the word Mother"
"a 80 center surrounded by seven pink ross
~ one from each living caild. Tne L.
DC ETY., OF which she was = member CO
ssGrlaulad long spray OF So carnGions, o
~ tar each year OF her life. rns bearers we
ne three sons and The son-sn.iaw. I
m n 49,