Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-03-23

Many visitors from this grange also
went. A most enjoyable time was
had by all.
cRAFTSBURY.
Avis Keir is home from Goddard
for the Easter vacation.
Mrs. Hermon Crawford left last
Monday for Johnson to visit her son.
Ada Noodle is home from New
Hampshire for few weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Lathe were bust
ness visitors in Morrisville last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Gladys Stone, who has been
severely i'll from appendicitis is i'm
proving.
Jennie Williams returned from Wal
den last Saturday after an absence
of six weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Philip Ainsworth
from Walden spent two days in town
the first of this week.
Henry Marckres and Mr.. Day were
called to Boston last Thursday by the
serious illness of Mr.. Days brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Bartlett
spent the last part of last week visit
ing friends in Wolcott, returning Sat-
urday.
George T. Howard was a business
visitor in Danville last Friday,
Mrs. Howard left last Friday for
her former home in Hazardville,
Conn.
Charles Conant Jr., has bought the
box shop formerly occupied by the
Smith Bros, paying twenty-one hun.
dred dollars, and has commenced run.
ming the same.
Miss Josie Hoyt and Glen Hatch
both of this town, were married ir
Barton Thursday. Their friends gave
them reception at the home of Mr..
Hatch's parents last Saturday even
ing where they received several use
full and beautiful presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. T. Patterson cele
brated their sixtieth wedding ami
versary at their home last Saturday
This event was planned and manages
by their daughter, Mrs. Morse, will
whom they reside. The company con
, sisted of friends, relatives, children
grandchildren and great-grandchil
dren. A bountiful dinner was served
{ Many pleasant events were related
making this occasion the social even
! of the season. Thirty-fve years ag
= Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson royalty en-
tertained their friends ct their silve
9 wedding anniversary and only 81.
were present at this event who ha
!, the pleasure OF attending the forme
Il event. After singing several familia
pieces the company joined in singin
Y "God Be with You till We Nee
Again." and wishing the venerabl
couple many happy days to come, bad
{ them good night.
Harvey Z. Currier, who has been il
for nearly year of cancer of tn
stomach, passed away at an earl
e hour Tuesday morning. March IL
He went to the Mary Fletcher hospi
. tai at Burlington some weeks ag
hoping to receive some help, but re
ceiving no encouragement in a fey
a weeks returned home. Everythin,
l. was done for him that loving heart
and willing hands could do but to n
avail. He was great suffere
. through it all but bore it patiently t
II the end. trusting in God, who doet
all things we'll. He will be great
n missed in the community and in tn
e Collinsville Sunday school in whic
he always took such an active par
and had so much interest for it's we
u fare, giving his services as janitor fc
q about eight years. The decease
was born in Hyde Park, he was
E years old and moved to this town ]
: years ago with his parents wit
whom he has always resided. He
survived by an aged father and motl
t. err. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Currier, or
n brother, Henry Currier of this towl
three sisters, Mrs. Clara Stearns {
+ this place, Mrs. Eta Way of AIban
10 and Mrs. Edna Miles of Montpeliel
, The sympathy of the community goe
;. out to the family, and especially tt
+ parents in their great affection {
n they were so dependent upon him an
II he had always cared for them so tel
derby. The funeral was held from tt
! house Thursday at 10 a. M, Rev.
;. E. Allen off ciating and speakir
, words of sympathy and comfort. Tt
- burial was in Branch cemeter.
Those from out of town to attend til
n, funeral were Mrs. Edna Miles, Mon
Re pelier, Mrs. LA Lance, Cabot Mrs. Eft
r, Way, Albany; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gu
Ter, Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. Frar
~ Sargent, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Davis, M
- and Mrs. Roland Stearns, Rossie Gu
: rier, A. l. Mills. Hyde Park.