Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-14

Mrs. Lillian Knox, nurse from Han
over. N. H., who has been caring for
C.. w. Bean, returned to Hanover Mon
day morning, leaving Mr.. Bean gain
ing slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin Leonard left
Friday for Boston to visit their son.
VIC. Leonard. They will also visit
relatives in Concord, Mass, and other
Massachusetts towns, during the next
month.
Little Freddie johnson. youngest
died Monday, aged seven years. The
sympathy of their neighbors and
friends is extended to the bereaved
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Camp and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Camp, of
Winona Mimi. cousins of Mrs. C.. p.
Bean. whom she had never seen, gave
her very pleasant surprise Monday
by appearing at her door to make her
| a visit.
The burial of Will Lang occurred at
Glover cemetery Thursday forenoon.
Many OF the relatives who were I'M
able to be present at. the funeral at
Lisbon were present at the grave.
Rev. A. B. Ross officiated. The fol-
lowing is clipped from the Lisbon
Courier:
''rhe funeral of William G. Lang,
whose death occurred Monday morn
ing, was held in the Methodist church
at IL. 80 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
the pastor of that church. Rev. Joseph
Simpson, officiating. Mr.. Lang was
member of Concordia lodge of Odd
; Fellows and the lodge was present in
body. All places of business were
closed and many gathered at the church
, to pay their last respects to one who
during his few years stay in Lisbon
had endeared himself to large num-
Der of people and made himself de-
S seryedly popular with young and old.
There were many beautiful floral offer
ings. The bearers were James MouI
ton. Frank Robbins, James McGrath
and Chandler AIdrich. William Lang
; was born in Greensboro, VT, 35 years
ago and was the son of William and
y Mary McFarlin Lang. Prior to COM
:. ing to Lisbon, Mr.. Lang had worked
l. several years in Oxford, making his
home while there with Mr.. and Mrs.
., Ernest Cushman, who with their two
e sons. Charles and Fred. and daughter,
- Miss Florence Cushman, were present
"a at the funeral. Mr.. Lang cIerked
several years for Ned G. English and
later for Harry Clough. About two
er years ago he opened a hardware store
:, in company with Burt Garland, under
D. the firm name of Garland & Lang. but
3 owing to i'll health has for several
months been unable to do much bust
ness. Last December he was married
- to Miss Louise Marston and the young
-, couple commenced housekeeping in a
q. tenement on School street. Last spring
), his condition became 80 serious that
- he went to Boston and remained for
a time under treatment at the Massa-
chusetts General hospital but returned
he home without having received much
benefit. Besides his wife Mr.. Lang Is
survived by his father, William Lang.
IN and sister, Mrs. Isabel Bean, who
lives in Glover, VT. Another sister
ed Mrs. Alex. Dwyer, lives in Lexington
Mass, and two brothers, Bert Lane
of White River Junction. and James
co Lang. All were present with their
husbands and wives, with the excep
# ton of his father, who was unable tt
make the journey, and Mr.. Bean, wht
is ill with typhoid fever. The rela
Mt tives left on the 80 train for Glover
VT. where the funeral took place."
is CARD OF THANKS-We wish t,
thank the friends and neighbors TO
bo the kindly assistance and words O
sympathy shown us in the time of BOZ
row in the loss of our dear son an,
mt brother.
80 VIM. Lang and Family.
me WEST GLOVER.
All report pleasant time at the 90
cial Friday evening.
ith Mrs. Robbins has gone to her hom
in St. Johnsbury for time.
ily Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Barber visite
wn friends in Craftsbury last week.
Mrs. Frank Sanborn and son of Low
sa- ell are visiting at James Cameron's.
his Mrs. Walter Robbins of st. John,
bury has been visiting at Georg
sa- Dow's.
'eS Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Gilmour recent
visited at DR.. Hendricks in Wes
ar I Charleston.
Mrs. Wilson. who has been in Yves
more caring for her daughter, has r
TO turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leggett
Waterbury. Conn.,, are visiting rel
at tives in town.
hall
eye george ANDERSON is neipIng "A
Freeman Beans while MIR. Bean
-. away at Montpelier.
,ral Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stiles have brok
of camp at Willoughby and have return,
len to their home here.
On The Evansville creamery has be,
closed and the cream in that vicini
will be brought here.
on uiauy M AI pnto. WIZ L. nas Deen p DOaI
to keep house for her father.
Mrs. Clara Dow. who has been ca
ing for Mrs. Will Magoon and son, b
avs returned to her home in Barton .