Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-04-05

Mrs. Hector Lapierre, who died at
Evansville was brought here for In.
torment last week Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Armstrong
have gone to Brattleboro with the in
tention of making that place their
home.
Merle Edmund, the little seven
weeks old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Per-
ley Gallup, died March 10Th after a
short illness of four days with pneu-
monia. Funeral services were held
at the home Friday, Rev. W. C.
Christie officiating.
. Card Of Thanks We wish to ex-
press our heart felt thanks to the
neighbors and friends in their kind
remembrance of US in the brief ILL
ness, death and burial of our darling
baby boy and also for the beautiful
flowers. May the giver of Fall good
be ever present to aid and bless you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Gallup
Jasper A. Smith. whose death was
mentioned last week had been in very
poor health for two years and for,
four months, had been great suffer
err. He was.born in Hardwick, May
14th. 1887 heespent the most of his
life in Bloomington. He enlisted in
Co. D. VT. VOL, August 1862 and
served three years in the civil war.
He was member of Geo. q. Meade
Post G. A. r. and also the oldest
charter member of Philemon Lodge,
of Knights of Pythias of Orleans.
Funeral services were held at the
church Sunday, March 16, Rev. W. c.
Christie officiating. Members of the
G. A. R. and W. R. C. and a goodly
number of the members of the
Knights Pytbias attended in body
The bearers were L. A. Lund, o. z.
Durham, A. W. Wiley of Orleans,
Henry Kenneson of Irasburg, all
r,embersof the Post of which he was
a member. The Knights Pythias held
burial service at the grave, which
was very impressive. For many
years he was member of the Baptist
church of this place at the time of
his death he was member of the M.
E. church at Irasburg. The flowers
were beautiful : pillow from the K
P's; wreath from the G. A. R.. a
bouquet of carnations from the Jr. O..
U. A. NJ, and D. of L., besides potted
plants. He leaves a wife of this
place, three grandchildren, seven
great grandchildren of st. Johns
bury.
Card of Thanks-The friends wish
to thank those who contributed the
flowers, and the male quartet for
their beautiful selections rendered
also those who kindly assisted them
in their hours of trouble.
EVANSVILLE.
Walter Houston has gone to Enos.
burg Falls to work.
Mrs. L. A. Drown has returned
home fro m Browning ton,
John Brownlow Of Mechanic Falls,
N. Y, visited friends here last week
Mrs. Amanda Randall has been at
Newport and Barton visiting the pa ST
two weeks.
Rev. w. C. Christie will deliver his
asst sermon at the Evansville church
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Eva I-andy of Boston was
called home last week by the death
Of her mother, Mrs. H. J. Lapierre.
The Ladies Aid society and the
church members and friends will
serve regular supper and will give
at the church Friday evening. Rev.
and it is expected that the male quar-.
tet of Orleans will be present to give
entertainment in song. Proceeds OF
ouopipo ko onr1v On
On Tuesday March the 18th at sc
O'Clock p. M, Mrs. Sarah Dorothy
Lapierre, beloved wife of Hector 10.
seph Lapierre of Evansville passed
above. Mrs. Lapierre had been fail
ing for some time and have recently
contracted a Severe cold. it set in mo
ton chronic troubles that terminated
in her death. Her sudden death ha.
cast a gloom over the entire commun
ity and where ever she was known
Mrs. Lapierre. whose maiden name
| was Sarah Dorthy Graveiine, wa.
born in Waterloo, Que. Feb. 6. 1910
She was united in marriage to Hec
tor Joseph Lapierre on April 2lst, 1856.
in the village Of Melbourne, Que.
rive CnlluFoH were OOrL TO InoW, Eve
Sarah, Leon Franklin, Ada Josephine
Allie Edith and Enos Hector, Allie
! Edith having died in infancy. Three
sisters and two brothers have proceed
ed her, and she leaves three sisters t.
mourn her loss Mrs. Mary B. Gee
of Los Angles, CAL. Mrs. Louise
Brown of Evansville and Alice Cei
Wilkie of Barton. Mrs. Lapierre bav
ing been brought up under Christian
influences imbibed that spirit and a
influenced by it throughout her life
She was a woman of rare ability il
the care of the home and the family
In social circles she was Away
genial and selfsacrifcing. She love
the church and endeavored to do wha
she could to sustain it. One Sunda
.. in July 1909 she with others knelt a
the sacred altar and reconsecrate'
her life to God. Her kindly face wi
be missed in the assemblies of tn
church and in the gatherings an
meetings Of the Ladies Aid of whic
: she was faithful and beloved men
Der. She was devoted wife, a dea
loving mother and kind neighbol
and always ready to help in time Q