Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-01-18

c.. Eldridge, overseer; Mrs. Z. u. NC {
CURE, lecturer :. l.. c. Brown, Stew !
ard James Martin, assistant stew
ard Mrs. Bertha George. chaplain; G.
A. DAVIS, treasurer; II. Z. Garter,
secretary; H. A. Burt, gatekeeper;
A. c Cheney, Ceres: Miss Elsie
George, Flora; Miss Mildred Davis,
lady assistant steward Miss June An
Dis, pianist After the installation re-
freshments were served anu social
time followed
IRAT PIERCE.
Ira It. Pierce was born in Albany,
June "a. 1883, being an only child Of
Herod Pierce and Eliza Tnurston.
| His early education was in the schools
Of his native town, but he acquired a
large business experience by three !
years service in Hoyt's wholesale and !
retail store atBarCon In the days !
when that town was the terminal OF |
the B. and M. railroad. This, togeth-
er with her experience In con-
struction work on the Grand Trunk
railway served to develop vigorous
love OF truth and right which was to
obtain in all his future life. In 1856
he>was married to Mary Kelley OF Low
ell and settled on the old homestead
! =
them, Lila, now Mrs. N. l.. Dow of
Glover and Frederick H., who is III
business in Albany. Though a thrifty,
Woodworking man in his own business
/ Mr.. Pierce also found time to serve
. his town in various capacities with
r credit to himself AMI honor to his
community. He also served MS
neigkbors by administering their es
tates and in many other ways, outside
G the regular routine Of daily life and
always with the same ironclad re-
gard for truth and right. While any
7 VINO had dealings with him could
know his honorable qualities It was
II the privilege Of his family anc
friends to enjoy his quaint and genia
humor and regard, IN an especla
ID manner. Possessed of large OUTLOOK
on life IN general and Of some question
m in particular, he was always READY t.
meet ones needs as a kindly counsel
or We feel deeply the passing of sue
We a man, but we feel that we still pos
S. se5s him in our hearts by the atec
oil ton which we hold toward him.
" spite OF our natural sorrow We al
glad that ours was the privilege q
er knowing such a man. We rejoice /
tt. the posse ssion of a friend. Thong
be passed from our sight, he still lives
nd our thoughts and his vigorous manhoo
still goes on.
No SOUTH ALBANY.
of Mrs. Alice Clifford OF Albany spel
Saturday with her friend, Mrs. W.
~, Ames.
n. Lynn Anderson, who has been visi
ing friends in Boston, has returnt
I'LL home.
SIS Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Cutler of Albai
visited at Charles Copeland's la
Sunday.
lev Mr.. Smith of Craftsbury was
visitor at w. 0. Harvey's one d'
49,. last week.
RS. Rev. E Trowbridge expects to 7
turn to his home in Mooers, N.
this week.
her Mrs. o. E. Rowell and children v
tied Mrs. Clyde Anderson Of GLOW
owl, last Friday.
:ius Mrs. C. w. Williams. who has be
quite i'll with grip and laryngitls,
,o+ improving slowly.
son Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Ames emit
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Davis
70 Albany last Thursday.
frs. Miss Annie Graham spent a pt
of last week with her friend, Mrs. D
c. Mcclure of Hardwick.
few Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hardy hi
1rs. been entertaining their uncle, 6
Gowing of Greenfield, Mass
at Mrs. Belle White and Grant WI
;day of Glover were visitors at Arm
'and Anderson 5 last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ B. Anderson w
Y of to BARTON last SUNDAY to see TT
and mother, Mrs. W. w. Williams, VIII
was i'll
A0A Mr.. and Mrs John Crosier, '
have been living in Hardwick for
dren eral months, have returned to II
her' home.
~ a,i Although somewhat late, we v
to extend congratulations to Mr..
Mrs. Celer Goethe, nee, Miss. Or
ana Vance.
8 100 NJ,
uare Craftsbury was the guest of \
Jessie Kendrick over Saturday
=, Sunday.
outh w. a 80, r.,,o
Mel Geo. vance anu sun r,s I
oh1o nave Oo6II WOIhlliS IoL OioA CIV
M son of Craftsbury, have finished
Mel returned home.
been Mrs. Merton Ellis of Manches
and N. H., and Mrs. Henry Davis of
bany called on Mrs. w. F. Ames
alley cay last "eeN'
allied Miss Belle Locke, who has
, of very ill threatened with pneum
is a little better. Her sister M;
has also been i'll and unable to b
school the past week. Several
ers in the place are suffering t
severe colds.
Gnu EAST CHARLESTON.
aives, -
4 any oah Noril' u T1i'"nS 40 q A0- "
-, aoo town.
uau Mr.. King is staying at the U
.oza, house.
Ship oar.ol1 80 'o