Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-03-24
EAST CHARLESTON.


Leon Trip has moved into the house
with Ira Gray.
The Clyde River creamery is under
going thorough repairs.
Asa Gregory is spending a few
weeks visiting relatives.
Wilson Buck of West Derby, was
visitor in town last week.
Merrill Lewis visited relatives n
Irasburg the past week.
Austin Hall is moving his family
to the Alfred Wilson farm.
A C. Fellows has bought back his
home farm from Bert Mack.
Mrs. Nina Waterman is staying
with her brother, Myron Stewart.
Carl Wheeler of st. Johnsbury was
in town few Gays the past week.
Mrs. Charles Goodwin, who has been
i'll number of weeks, is improving
Mrs. Betsy Blake, who lives with
her grandson, George Pierce, is very
i'll.
Mrs. Walter Buck is staying with
her niece, Mrs. Cushing, of West
Derby.
Henry Danforth, who has worked in
st. Johnsbury the past year, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. Hudson has moved his family
from Canada to the farm he bought
from Ward Chase.
Ward Chase has moved to Morgan
into the house with Mrs. Chase's
father, E. K. Lord.
Adrian Drown has moved from
Bloomington to the farm he purchased
from Austin Bashaw.
The entertainment by the Junior C.
e. society will be held Wednesday,
March 81. Admission 10 cents.
c. E. Coruth has returned from
Boston. where he attended the automo-
bile show and visited relatives.
Tom Bouton has built a new sugar
| house and put in a new sugar rig in
place of the old one burned down last
year.
Mrs. Kate Fuller is staying with
her daue liter. Mrs. Bert Leavey, of
Bloomington, whose two children are
very i'll.
The topic for the C. E. prayer meet
ing April LIST: 'Great missionary
books, home and foreign" Leader,
Abner Allyn.
George Morse has moved to the
underwater farm he purchased from
A. C. Fellows. We are pleased to wei
come Mr.. Morse's family back to our
village.
The East Charleston Baseball club
will give box party and promenade
in the vestry hall Friday evening,
March &c. Everybody invited. Ladies
please bring boxes.
Adna Cobleigh and two daughters
of West Derby are staying with his
sister, Mrs. w. E. Trip. Mrs. Cob
leigh is in Portland, Me-, caring fol
her sister, Mrs. Stickney, who is seri
ously i'll.
To the memory of Mrs. Fred E.
Wilson. who died at Derby March IL
1909. Rita j. Shedd Wilson was borr
in Charleston May II, 1874, the daugh
ter Ol 1NOTd duu CdIlulS dOOuWIH ant
after the death of her mother was
and Mrs. Lewis Shedd. where she ha(
: her home until her marriage clever
years ago to Fred E. Wilson O.
Derby. who with two daughters
Edna, aged 8, and Freda, aged a
mourn the loss of kind, loving wifi
and mother. whose every day was ricI
in love, sympathy and kindly deeds
she also leaves her father and tw
brothers and many other relatives t,
y mourn for her. Her illness extende'
:. through several years and a brav,
fight made to regain the lost health b.
everything that love and medical skill
: could devise, but of no avail. Sh
has gone to join the little son Kenneth
/. who passed away on May l, 1908
Her absence leaves a dreary void Il
that pleasant home. 1t would b
!. unavailing to try to count her friends
Truly ''none knew her but to love her
!. none named her but to praise" Wer
each one to whom our dear frien,
performed a loving service, to brin
. one blossom to that snow clad grav
: on the hill the white mound would b
transformed into bed Of bloom.
+ We miss thee from our HON deare
mother,
We miss thee from thy place.
t. A shadow DER our life is cast,
We miss the sunshine of thy face.
We miss thy kind and wiling hand
! ! Thy fond and loving care.
" Our home is dark without thee,
r. We miss thee everywhere.
e.
Rev. J. J. Williams conducted til
funeral services at the home Sunda.
D speaking from Phil. l 81: For. to n
to live is Christ and to die is gain.
v. Interment at the West Charlestc
cemetery.