Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-11-22
LOCAL NEWS
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T.. A. HOyC was DOrn IN Cf01CSDUry 1
ia the year 1881, the ninth child Of |
Wyman Hoyt and Diadama Pennoek. |
In 1855 he married Amanda Harriet
M ason. daughter of Alfred Mason and |
Mary Ann Hall. To this union there
who resides with his mother; Abbie |
A., who died at the age Of IL years, |
three months; Flora C. w., wife of
e. Pike of lrasburg; Bert C. of
Nellie K. Lull Dawson.
who died at the age of 33 years !; |
Amanda H. who died at the age of 10
years and Anne M. wife Of Ernest
u dall, who reside in Wolcott. Mr..
Hoyt's life was spent mostly in his
native town. living only few years
in Stowe and WoIcott. When about
thirty-fve years of age, both he and
his companion were converted and
soon after both joined the M E.
church. From that time he lived an
earnest, devoted Christian life, re-
specteh by all who knew him. He
was of a modest. unassuming DISPOSE
tion, great lover Of home and
family, a man of sterling qualities Of
both mind and heart Through his
months of failing health he showed
great patience AMI rejoiced continually
in the nope of Heaven which seemed
very pear to him. Truly . good man
has gone to his reward and our loss is
his eternal gain. His wife has lost a
loving companion; the sons and
daughters, wise and tender father.
The church keenly feels the loss, of a
loyal member and father in Israel.
DERBY.
Will Hunter goes to Boston soon to
work.
Mrs. Geo. Burton has not been as
we'll of late.
w. E. Grow was in Burlington last
week on business.
Whitney Smith has rented q tene-
ment of Mr.. Grout and will move here
soon.
Mrs. Martha Rogers has gone to
Charleston to live with her brother,
Kimball Clifford, this winter.
Mrs. Arnold Edmunds and little son
of Troy visited at the home of her
uncle, L. P. Jenne, last week.
There was surprise party at Mr..
Hunters Friday night for their son
Will, it being his twentyfrst birth
day.
WEST DERBY.
H. l.. Daley visited in Georgeville,
recently.
Frank Moulton is working at New
port Center.
Fred P,ckel is still confined to the
house and only sits up little.
Mrs. C. A. Porter from Orleans
spent Sunday here. returning Monday.
E. S. Howe was in Coaticook over
Sunday to attend the funeral of {
friend.
Rev. Henry Squires preached at thu
Advent church Sunday in the absence
Of the pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Ball and Haze
returned from their western trit
Thursday night.
Rev. Mr.. Pomfrey from Vergennes
preached at the Baptist church Sun
day as candidate.
Mrs. A. J. Beebe has been on the
sick list and unable to go to the tele
phone Office for a week.
Rev. Charles Mcclure was in Sher
brooke Sunday to conduct the funera
services for Mr.. Saunders, an age,
man.
CLOVER.
. Mrs. Hattie Tate is at home.
A. F. Davis begins his lumber jo
this week
Henry Stone has installed a furnac
in his house.
/ Olin Rowell of Albany was in tow
last week on business.
Mrs. Amy Anderson is home fror
the hospital at St. Johnsbury.
Mrs. E. A. Norton is somewhat in
proved from her attack of erysipelas
| Allen Speir spent several days las
week at Dwinell's camp in search 9
deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Salmon hav
been spending some time visitin
friends in Manchester.
> Mrs Charles Derusha was called t
Sheffield last week by the sickness
= and death of her father.
Ed. Richardson has moved into tn
S. B. French house and is doing black
= smithing at his old stand.
Martin Bean has installed electri
lights in his buildings, using a storag
battery plant. which gives complet
satisfaction.
f Remember the play tBrookdal
Farm" given by the Glover band 9
the institute hall Nov. 80. Hodge
: orchestra will furnish music.
r Mrs. Jessie Cowen, who has bee
stopping for time witch her parents
y Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Norton, return
this week to her work at Laconia.