Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-05-06

are fast improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Moulton of East
Charleston visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Eastman Sunday.
! Ray Faufaw of Holland has pur-
chased horse, harness and carriage
of his uncle, S. D. Barrup.
Clyde Durgin is having new barn
I built. Wesley Horn and Henry Kline
being the master workmen.
Miss Bertha Kline and friend, Miss
Zaida Farman of Orleans spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Kline.
John Mcnamara went to Lyndonville
| Sunday. where he has work. He has
recently finished work for Albert
Nadeau.
Mrs. Everett Driver wishes to sin
cerely thank all who made her stay in
the hospital pleasanter by sending her
letters and cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bridges and
Miss Bickford Of Coventry came with
their auto Sunday and spent the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Dudley.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Labor and
daughter of West Burke visited their
daughter. Mrs. Ellsworth Heath, Sat
urday and Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid society received
$7.15 at their food sale Saturday,
Although there was large quantity
of various kinds of food the ladies
might have sold more
| Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Dearborn, who
have been with his sister, Mrs. Eugene
Dwire, nearly all winter, have moved
to the Wesley Erwin place on the road
from Charleston to Derby. Mr. Dear
born is engaged in the poultry business
and came here from Leominster, Mass
Mrs. Phoebe Peck and daughter,
Maude, who live with Mrs. Osmond
Brown, have been i'll for long time,
but are now much better. They were
Apr. 20 and Fl, by receiving a shower
of postcards, letters and flowers.
They wish to heartily thank all who so
kindly remembered them.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday a. M. personal Response
bility for Personal Conditions." Even
ing, San Earnest Appeal"
LUKE FAUFAW
This community was shocked and
saddened to learn Thursday morning
that Luke Faufaw had died the evening
before, April 20. His health has been
failing for the past seven years and
everyone knew that he had that dread
disease, tuberculosis, but his courage
and optimism was so great that he had
been confined to his bed only a week,
therefore his death was more of a
shock to everyone. Mr.. Faufaw SIM
ply would not give up and did ali he
could by word and deed to reassure his
He was of quiet home loving
nature. honest and very Industrious,
always pleasant and his voice was
never raised above it's usual low tones
for any cause. He was the son of
Monroe and Sarepta Brown Faufaw
and was born in Richford. If he had
lived till May 80 of this year he would
have been 81 years old. and was there.
fore a young man. He came to Hol.
land II years ago and began farming.
Prior to this he was a worker in gran
tie quarries. Nine years ago he was
united in marriage to Mrs. Carrie Prue
of Holland and formerly of Canada
Their home life has always been idea
and he has been . as an own father tt
his step-son, Roland. Nearly six year.
| ago Mr.. Faufaw bought the farm O.
Justus Woods at Plunkett and sine,
coming here has made many friend
; whose sincere sympathy is with hi
family in their deep affection. Be
sides the wife and son, he leaves hi
2 mother, Mrs. Sarepta Faufaw, VIII
2 has always lived with him, tn
father being dead; and one brother
Frank, and family of Holland. Adde
sympathy is felt for the mother a
:, her health is poor and this is tn
fourth. of her family she has bee
called to lay away on account of tube,
S culosis, the others being her husband
. son of % years and a little daughte
was held at the home on Saturua
afternoon. May 2. The officiatin
d clergyman was Rev. J. w. Burgin, tn
+. same one who united Mr.. and Mrs
j.. Faufaw in marriage. Many neighbor
s gathered to pay the deceased their las
tribute of respect, those from out O
town being Mr.. and Mrs. Home
! Twombly of Beebe and Mr.. and Mrs
Chandler Horn of Derby. The rela
= tives from out of town were Mr.. an
: Mrs Frank Faufaw and son. Ray. Q
Holland; Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Brow
of West Derby. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarenc
e Brown of Orleans, Mr.. and Mrs. Gee
e Mack of Holland. Bert Judd of ST
S Johnsbury, Lewis Faufaw Of Richford
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Osmond Brown. TIL
t flowers were beautiful there being
t pillow of pink and white roses. "a
Rest, from the family; white carns
= lions, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Faufaw
i pink and white carnations. Ray Eau
faw; long stemmed pansies and fer
y leaves from the Plunkett school: Gu
: flowers and ferns from Mrs. S. Q
a ,Barrup. The bearers were John Cook
a Henry Church, Chandler Horn an
Clifton Barrup. Burial was in tn
cemetery here. The family wish
thank all those who have been so kin
to them in various ways