Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-03-30

Mrs. Packer, who is left very much
alone. Following are the flowers:
roses, Mrs. Mary Packer. Mrs. J. c.
Gray carnations, Miss Maude Shell
tonager; roses. Frank w. Ball; car
nations. Mrs. Marion Flanders. Mrs.
Catherine Parker, Mrs. Margaret
Walter: wreath, Joseph Hahn; carna-
tions, Mrs. L. LaPaugh and friends
from the house; pillow from l. 0. o.
F. Lodge. Albany, N. Y, set piece,
Rebekah progressive lodge, 324, AL
bany. n. Y. cut flowers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rarber.
Think not of thv friend departed,
He is dead. he has but grown
Larger souled and deeper-hearted,
Blossoning into skies unknown.
SHEFFIELD.
Hiram Thomas is seriously i'll.
Carrie Wright and daughter are
visiting her parents.
daughter was bern to Mr.. and
Mrs. Masure recently.
Mr. Searles and family have moved
to the Cynthia Heath place.
The Thursday night prayer meeting
will be held in the M. E. vestry.
Mrs. E. K. Hill ara Miss Velma
Jones are visiting relatives in St.
Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown entertained
few friends at their sugar camp Sat-
urday evening.
A very pleasant time was enjoyed
/ by all who were present at the sugar
party at T. A. Randall's.
SUTTON.
TT. D. Chapman has been appointed
census enumeration for this town.
F. R. Whipple. who has good
stoce of logs in, has started his mill.
A daughter was horn to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Jesseman Saturday, Mar.
26
Guy Clark, who has been in Leban-
on, n. H on business, returned Satur-
day.
Miss NJ sdge Burnham, who has been
teaching in Perkinsville, has returned
home.
Joseph, Masure, who has been work
ing in Mdchias, Me-, came home last
week.
+ Herbert Burnham is home from
Middleoury college for the Easter va
ca ion.
Frank Scruton's buildings located in
the town OF Wheelock were burned
March 21.
Rev. A. n. Chandler will preach in
exchange with Rsv. Mr.. Burgin of
Lyndon Center next Sunday.
Esther Viola Morae Lord was born
in Sutton Feb. %. 1843, and died at
her home in lawrence, Mass, Feb. Z,
1910 Sac was the daughter of Rev.
. Nathaniel Perkins Morse and Olive
Bronson Morse. Early in her young
!, womanhood Esther Morse went to
Lawrence, and was married February,
1866, to Andrew Lord, employed at
that Jime in the Everett Mill. Twen-
ty nine years ago she was lett wild
I ow, with her two little daughters.
Being Of frail constitution, it has
: been fight On her part against fail
f ing healon the past few years. No
one hove yer ever heard her com plain,
she was brave and cheerful in all her
sufferlpgs. Mrs Lord was a devout
C0fisTian and loyal member of the
M3tnod st EpiscC pal church. She has
Y been member CT the Garden Street
r church ever since coming to Law
renee. Her memory in church and
F., community is blessed. Four sisters
AID brother survive her. Mrs. La
n vinia D. Goodwin ofIsland Pond, Mrs.
Laura D3Dsmore of Lyndonville, Mrs.
i Hannah Stoddard, Mrs. Ruth E. Bly,
d and Moses Morse of East Charleston.
O Her two daughters are Mrs. Olive
Gamble, wife of Fred Gamble, pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
u Dxn1 Toll II
n Lord, teacher in the Lawrence pub
It tic school, who made her home with
her mother. There are two grand
children, Philip and Margaret Gamble.
/. CLOVER.
The community was shocked by the
sudden death of Marjorie Atwell,
e daughter of Mrs. c., j. Mudgett
/. which occurred Thursday morning
/. March II, about three O'Clock. She
v had been in very poor health for sew
eral months. but was not thought to
be so near the end. The cause of her
n death was spinal trouble. She was a
|, great sufferer. but bore it all pa
n tiently to the end. The deceased
e was twelve years old. She was born
in Eden, April %. 1897, but had resid-
> ed in Barton and Glover since she
: was six years old. She was much
+ loved by all who knew her. She
~ leaves a mother, stepfather, two
q brothers, sister and many friends
q to mourn her loss. The funeral was
v held from the home Saturday, March
19 at two o'clock, Rev. w. A. War
: ner of Barton officiating and his
IS words were comforting to the be-
J. reaved family There were many
e beautiful flowers, pillow, which con-
r sisted of Easter lilies, sweet peas
|. and green foliage from her school
q mates, carnations from the Ep-
d worth League also many others. She
a was placed in the vault at Glover uu-
til further decision. Those from out
of town who attended her funeral
: were Perley Mudgett, Frank Mud
5 gett, Homer Kneeland and Miss Josie
/, : Mudgett of Johnson, Ralph Atwell of
D WnndSville n Il