Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-07-26

IN. Inc ABUNDANCE % lOVely HOWerS
md set pieces, representing both the
With them the sympathy of many
friends. Mrs. Beauclerk had been in
falling health for several years and
sufferer from diabetes, but was we'll
IS usual and looking after the in.
terests of her household until quite
recently, when an injury to one foot
very soon developed Serious condi-
ton. Accepting the advice of her
physician and friends here she went
to the Margaret Pillsbury hospital in
Concord, N. H., for treatment. where
her son DR.. Preston Beauclerk, with
other able physicians, attended her
case carefully, but after remaining
there four weeks found her condition
rapidly growing worse, and through
the advice of DIR. Porter of Boston and
her son. she went to the Corey Hill
hospital in Brookline, Mass, where
after few days treatment the
physicians decided that the only pos
sible chance for her was to have the
diseased leg amputated above the
knee. To this serious operation she
finally submitted, Saturday, July Sth,
cheerful and hopeful that she might
soon return to her home and fam lily.
The two days following the operation
her friends were confident that she
would recover but the following
Tuesday night she began to fail rapid
ly and passed peacefully away Thurs
day evening, July 18th. Her husband,
who had remained almost constantly
with her during the long seven weeks
she was sufferer in the hospital,
returned with the remains Friday
night accompanied by his son, DR..
Beauclerk, and wife and DR.. and Mrs.
Gaynor. The sincere sympathy of the
community is extended to Mr.. Beau
clerk and family in their great
bereavement.
LOWELL
Mrs. Hiram Stewart is very sick.
William Parker spent last week in
Derby.
Bernice Winget is visiting in Barre
for few weeks.
Mrs. D. Burgess is in Eden Wis
! itlng among relatives and friends.
O. Gonyeau and J. Murphy have
gone to Canada for a weeks visit.
Rev. Bromley preached in exchange
with 0. E. Barnard of Westfeld Sum-
day.
Mrs. Stone and daughter of Ben
nington, N. H, were in town last
week.
Mrs. Hayes and son from Massachu-
sets are visiting at Mrs. Arthur
| STANDARDS.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Sanborn and
son from New York city are in town
for a visit.
Mrs. Frank Sisco was called to
Newport by the illness Of her father,
Burton Doane.
Coming-The Royal Comedy COM
pany at NJ. w. A hall, Lowell, July
29, everyone invited.
Blanche Stephenson is home from
Barton visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stephenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sinclair, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. Arthur Parker spent Sunday
in Coventry and Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Durviage enter
! tanned Misses Maud and Helen Wake
field Of Troy last week.
Clifton German, the young son of
: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph German. re-
mains very i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lambert were
called to Newport the first of the
week by the death of relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Newton and daugh.
ter from Massachusetts were guests
, of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. H. Newton last
!, week.
lightning struck Michael Dyer's
o barn Friday evening, burning it with
;, contents of hay and farming tools
It was insured for about $500.
: MORGAN CENTER
Mrs. I. c. Cargill is seriously i'll.
Miss Cora Atkins of Newport i
e visiting her brother, w. C. Atkins.
l. Mrs. Emma Towle and son Ere
y visited her sister, Mrs. T. J. Cargill
2 last week.
1 Miss Celia Lurvey of New York
in town called here by the death o
S her mother.
s Mrs. Stewart George and childre
. of Holland are stopping with he
{ grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. [
:, AmeS, IOr lew days.
e Charles F. Judd of Rock Island
3. ILL.,, is visiting his cousin, Mrs. L. D
e Blake. Mr.. Judd is employed in
/. large pillow mandatory and is ais
L. reporter for the Clinton, Iowa, Advel
tiser, one Of the leading papers i
% that section. He is writing up som
T. articles of this section of the countr
'e for that paper.
is Mr. and Mrs. James T. Bailey O
n Newton. Mass are visiting her broth
.. err, D. M. Stokes. Mr.. Bailey is
j. painter by trade and has large fore
j. of help in his employ. This is hi
# first vacation in 25 years and frs
: visit to Northern Vermont. He i
: very favoraby impressed with tn
beautiful lake and scenery
Mrs. Lurvey of Bloomfield, who ha
&c been stopping with her daughter
6, Mrs. E. J. Batchelder, died Their