Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-07-09
AL BANY

Mrs. Page from Hyde Park is visit
ing at DR.. Goddard's.
Albert Campbell is at Orleans work.
ing for his uncle. P. B. Bailey.
Cora Belrose from Newport is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Charles Winget.
Mary Ducklas has gone to East
Craftsbury to work for Mr.. Atkins. /
Mrs. Cornelia Reynolds and Miriam
Ellicott are guests at c. E. Rogers s. =
Veva and Laura Stone of Browning
ton visited at James Martins last
week.
Bessie Stone from Glover is visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah
! Stone.
Catherine Lanphear was home from
! Orleans for the Fourth, returning
Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Goodrich from Jeffer-
son, Ohio, are guests at J. B.
Darling's.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Mcclure are
entertaining two nieces from Knowl-
ton, P. @.
A little daughter was welcomed at
the Ehome of Mr.. and Mrs. Winnie
Going, July LIST.
. Clarence Cowles and family from
Burlington visited his mother, Mrs.
Mary Cowles, over Sunday.
Rev. Pierce of Craftsbury preached
in the M. E. church Sunday in ex.
change with Rev. o. E. Barnard.
Mrs. Mary Cowles received word
last week of the death of her son.in-
law, George Glines. in Portland, Ore.
R. r. Beede of this village died
Sunday. July 6, in Hardwick at the
home of his son of pneumonia, and
the funeral was Tuesday afternoon,
burial in the village cemetery.
EAST ALBANY
WILLIAM SIMON
A dark gloom was cast over our
community Tuesday morning, July 1,
when the friends and relatives of
William Simon learned of his sudden
death from hemorrhages. He had been
in his usual health until the Monday
preceding the week of his death. All
that medical aid could do for him was
done. DR.. Templeton from Irasburg
attended him with Young of Orleans
and Hastings of Barton in council and
two specialists from New York city,
Drs. Morgan and ellis, but to no avail.
He passed quietly away at eleven
o'clock. He was kind and loving
husband, son and brother and a faith
full member of the Roman Catholic
church. By his death the town loses
one of it's best citizens, the church one
of it's most faithful workers and his
home a loving husband. William Sinor
was born in Vergennes, October H.
1859. At the age of eight months he
came with his parents to Albany, living
. on the old home place; later he bought
time of his death. In 1893 he wen
business for several years. In 1901
he was united in marriage to Katie
Mceentee of that city. They came bacl
to the farm and lived until her healtl
would not permit so in 1905 they wen
again to New York. In the fall O
r 1911 they came back and have sine
lived on the farm. He was a grea
: home worker always doing someuhin,
that would better the home. Hi
bright and cheerful disposition, hi
willing hands, greatly endeared him
} his many friends He leaves to mour
=, his loss an aged mother, a wife an
l an only brother, John of this place
' five nieces and three nephews, beside
host of sorrowing friends, who hav
the sympathy of the entire communit
in their hour of sorrow. The funers
! was held Thursday at 10 o'clock fro1
the Roman Catholic church, whe1
Rev. FIR. Turcott from Barre assiste
by FIR. LaBlanc of Barton and Fl
Cray Of this place said solemn hig
mass. FIR. Cray Delivered the funers
sermon. The many beautiful flower
showed the high esteem IN which h
was held. The pail bearers wer
John Simon. The funeral was i
charge of Lawrence Bowen. Thos
from out of town to attend the funel
< al were T. P. Tunney from Brool
6 Ign, N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. John M
Kelvey and Anna McCannon frol
r New York, George McCuen frol
\ Vergennes, John and Burns Tune
and Mrs. Burnham from Littleton. n
t H., and Fred Simon of Newark, \
= j., Mr.. and Mrs. ]. V. Rowen {
Barton, Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Gallaghe
of Hardwick. May his soul rest i
peace.
S Card of Thanks-We wish throug
the columns of this paper to expires
L our sincere thanks to the kind FRIEND
Il and neighbors, who so kindly assiste
US in the sickness, death and burial c
our darling son, husband, brother an
uncle. We would also thank the kin
lr ones who sent beautiful flowers, e.
k pecially would we thank Mrs Uria
bingham May Heavens richest ble
Z sings rest upon you all.
, Mrs. Katie Simon,
Mrs. Mary Simon,
/ Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Simon
n and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Daniels.
10 dearest husband, thou hast left US.
rs How we miss you none can tell.
Oh, twas hard3to have you leave us,
But with you all must be well.
In your lonely bed we've laid you,
ID Dearest husband. kind and true,