Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-09

being RS. Achen Dach,S Dlrth0ay. very
| pleasant evening was enjoyed by all.
WEST CHARLESTON.
| K. E. Clifford is entertaining niece.
| Mrs. Calvin Sawyer is on the sick list.
Cheney Copp visited friends in town last
| week.
| Fred Spencer of Lyndon visited at g. w.
Reeds last week.
J. HI. Crawford recently purchased six
| teen sheep of John Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Horn are visiting
! relatives in Boston, Mass.
Chester Carpenter of Derby Center Wis
tied at A. M. Temples last Sunday.
. Lila Peavey.of Morgan visited her sister,
Mrs. Ed. Hutchinson, last Tnursday.i
Mrs. GA Dane and little son, Erwin, Wis
tied relatives in Troy part of last week.
| Mrs. Will OielI and children of Brown
ington visited at Herbert Uttins', recently.
Jeroldine and Bsnlas Rich of Derby Cen
ter visited Jane HambIet a few days re-
Gently.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Foster have q daugh-
ter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Pike son born
March 4. Congratulations.
| Silas Bean departed this life Friday morn
ing, Feb. %. Mr.. Bean has Ebeen very i'll
for number of weeks and has beenl.most
tenderly cared for by his wife, daughter
and sister. He was born in Morgan, June
30, 1889. Ga Aug. 20, 1864, he enlisted un-
der Capt. B. F. Noyes in company NJ, 4th
Regiment, Massachusetts Volunteers, heavy
artillery, and was honorably discharged at
the close of the war, June II, 1865. Mr.
Bean was united in marriage to Nancy
Jane Ingalls, of Mont gomery and to them
were born Fred 5, Hannah L., Carrie s.
aud Percy E. The two latter and their
| mother with other relatives survive. The
| funeral was held Sunday at the F. B.
church, Rev. F. j. Dark officiating. The
| interment was in the Cemetery here. Beau
tifa' fl overs were furnished by the GAR,
". r e. and the daughter, Mrs. Carrie
Waterman. Those from out of town were
the son, Percy, and family Of Morgan; a
nephew, David Bean, and wife of Barton
Landing; MrIngalls of BroWnington, b. F.
Hamilton of Newport and ne sister, Miss
Liz Bean of West Derby.
The people of this place were greatly sur
prised to hear of the death Of John Hoyt
Boyd which occurred Thursday morning.
Feb:27. Mr.. Boyd has been in poor health
for many months and was subj ct to faint
ing spells. Thursday morning, be went to
the spring to get water for household pur-
| ho tlx,r
one OF the children went to ascertain the
reason and found he had Ia len in. Every
| thing possible was done but life. was ex-
t net. NJ. Boyd was born in Lyme, n. H..
in 1854 and was married to Carrie A. Palm
! er Of Charleston, who with four children,
| Mary L., Eva L., Ethel NJ, and Charlie l.,
survive him; also brother in West Rum
ney, n. H., sister, Mrs. Chaplin OF this
| place, and five sisters residing at different
places along the Pacific coast. It. seems q
very singular coincidence that M. Boyd's
| death occurred on the day that he was fif-
| ty-four years Of age and, had this not been
| a leap year, IL would also have been on tt e
| twentieth anniversary Of his marriage.
The children had prepared several birth
|
them by their fathers plate at breakfast
| but they were never given or rec ived. The
funeral services were held at the house
Saturday. Rev. EFT. Hurd officiating. Tie
| flowers were Gala iiIifes and carnations.
Ilterment was in the village cemetery.
COVENTRY.
Mrs. z. c. Cleveland has been Ill with
! toi7sii;tIs he nsst week.
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| marry l''i'19S nus s0u- ~
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among the grip parents are . z.
! H1eeiocN, NJ s. h~fdJ t-a-l-I ana Aff5,
| Alb3rL PaJten.
| Two of Lewis Boulevard children have
/ come to live with thair graLa mother, Mrs.
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