Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-11-02
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
WEST BURKE

VE~N2 PoANEs
Miss Jennie DanviIle is working at
G. H. Wright's.
Miss Myrtle Agan is working for
Mrs. E. B. Smith.
Olin Roundy was in town Sunday
from Lyndcnville.
H. L. Doyle expects soon to return
to St. Johnsbury.
Miss Elsie Whipple is working at J.
F. Ruggles a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Coe went to
Woodsville Sunday by auto.
Leon Densmore of st. Johnsbnry
was in town most of last week.
Mrs. Mary Carter visited relatives
and friends here.
G. E. Dean of Rochester, N. H.,
was in town early last week.
Miss Leila Turner spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Jesse Parrant of
Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Hitchcock of
West Derby were in town part of
last week.
H. M. Powers has been improving
little of late and is able to be up
part of the time.
Representative and Mrs. Woodruff
returned Friday from their two weeks
stay in Montpelier.
Mrs. Carter and little son of
Lyndonville are spending this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Washburn.
twenty-five members of the local
w. R. C. attended the District Meet
ing of the corps held at Lyndonville,
Oct. 26th.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Roberts have
gone to Hotel Arcadia about two
miles from .Willoughby lake to spend
the winter.
Mrs. William Buzzell has opened a
milliner's store in her tenement IN
the Bartlett and Allard house. She
has a new up-to-date stock.
Mrs. Kate D. Lee Of Wells River in
spected the W. r. C.. of this place
Tuesday afternoon. She was the
guest of the president, Mrs. R. P.
Porter, while in town.
Mrs. Mary Otis went the first of
last week to her new home in Lyndon
Vile. Mrs. Otis has made many
friends here, who regret that she did
not decide to remain in West Burke.
Mrs. Van Bruce of Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Emma Houston to st. Johnsbury
and Perley Davis Of Lyndonvilie were
in town Thursday, to attend the fune-
rails of Mrs. Eliza Hall and her son.
Wilton z. Hall.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
have q chicken pie supper on Friday
of this week. Nov. 4. Supper will be
served at five and continue until
everyone has been supplied with the
good things in store. PRICE Is cents,
children Is. Everybody come.
Eliza Gustin was born in Worcester.
Oct. 10, 1927. At the age of nine
she moved with her parents to CRANKY,
where her girlhood was spent. She
was married in the year 1916 tt
! Darwin D. Hall, of Newark and i
was there that her married life was
spent. Ten children We're added tt
the family circle in the course OF
years, only two of whom are now
living. Mr.. Hall died in 1874, and il
1892 Mrs. Hall with her youngest sol
Charlie, came to West Burke to re
side. Since the death of Charlie
some years later, she had lived will
her two older sons, w. E. and A. E
Hall, who owned adjoining farms OF
Marshall Hill. Mrs. Hall was al
active Christian woman, and had beer
a member of the NJ E. church TO
many years. She bore the death O.
her husband and children and man.
other troubles, with brave patienc,
and was nearly always cheerful AM
sunny. she attended an Old Folks
social at the church few week
ago, and seemed to enjoy the after
noon greatly. Monday morning, Oct
"a, Wilton Hall. the younger son o
the deceased, was found dead in hi
bed. The shocking news was brokel
, to her very gently during the day
and she seemed to bear it with NOR
calmness than was expected, ana ap
peared co rest fairly we'll through tn
. night, but upon going to her room
about seven Tuesday morning, it wa
found that she, too, had fallen int
: that last quiet sleep. from whic
there is no waking. Mrs. Hall leave
: daughter, Mrs. Susan Walter OF
. Burke, a son, Ally Hall of Yves
/ Burke, three grandchildren, Mrs
f CLAYTON Hitchcock of West Derb
| and Percy and Marjorie Hall of Eas
Burke, and one sister, Mrs. Horac
= Smith of Burke Hollow, beside othe
l relatives and a host of friends. Tht
j double funeral of mother and son wa
l.. held in the M. E. church on Thursda
: afternoon. Rev. G. H. Wright, for
/. mer pastor, officiating, assisted b
!. Rev. Mr.. Williams of West Burke an
Rev. B. Van Hagan of East Burke
: Appropriate musical selections wer'
{ rendered by mixed quartette fror
= East Burke and Messrs. Chappell Q
West Burke and Dodge of Lyndonvill
s had charge. The floral tributes wer
many and very beautiful. The inter
ment was in Hillside cemetery. TIL
9 bereaved son and daughter and othe
relatives have the sincere sympath
of the community.
SUTTON.
; The village school closes Saturday
Geo. Hartman is i'll with jaundice
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