Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-12-23
MRS. L. TERRIEN.

more and took one of our bright
minded, pleasant natured young ladies',
one whom everyone liked, one with
nearly all of life before her and one
who could ill be spared from her home
for Mrs Terrier was only Is years of
age and leaves beside her hush and,
two little boys, Ralph and Howard.
Since her last illness the sons have been
kindly cared for at the home of their
Mrs. Terrien was Miss Carrie Heath,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Heath
of Derby, near the Charleston line and
it was here she always attended school,
She was very bright scholar and had
a gift for public reciting and many
will remember with pleasure times
she has assisted at entertainments
Before leaving school colored spot
came on one eye and treatment was
begun. After several operations and
much treatment the eye was removed
about two years ago. 1t is said prom
inent physicians told her the trouble
was tumor and that she had unnum.
bered ones at different stages of
growth. Mrs. Terrien's married life
was spent at West Derby and her
husband is a railroad man. She was a
member of the Baptist church there
She has been a great sufferer and for
some time drugs were resorted to to
ease her pain. For 20 days previous to
her death she did not take one bit of
nourishment. not even cold water, but
cracked ice was kept in her mouth
Every thing that love and money could
do has been done, for her parents were
untiring in her behalf. Never being
very tall her illness has caused her to
waste away until she looked only
child. About month before she died
she reused from sleep and extending
her arms toward Heaven, while a
beautiful smile lit up her wan fea-
lures, she exclaimed several times,
80, how beautiful 1t seemed to the
watchers that she had indeed caught a
glimpse Of that "city whose walls are
Of jasper and whose streets are paved
with gold" y
The funeral was held at the home on
Dec. II and was we'll attended. Her
pastor, Rev. Pomfrey of West Derby
assisted by Rev. Burgin of this place,
officiated. Many beautiful flowers
were brought in by relatives and
friends. B. S. Curtis of Newport had
charge of the arrangements and the
burial was at Derby beside two sisters.
Brothers Ellsworth of West Burke and
Ben of West Derby were present, as
also was sister, Mrs. Lila Bean, of
Derby Line Besides these there is
left a brother, John of Newport and
sisters. Mrs. Jennie Daniels of New
fame and Mrs. Ella Smith of Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. Heath wish to sincerely
thank all who have offered assistance
those who by calls and gifts have
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JOSIAH LYON HAMBLET
The people here were shocked to
learn that Josiah Hamblet had died on
the evening of Dec. Is. for many did
not know of the shock he had that
morning. 1t was all very sudden and
he never regained consciousness. The
day before he was at Mr.. Holton S
store and seemed as we'll as usual
although of course he was not we'll
man. A few years ago he had a shock
and for some time it seemed as if he
could not live, but his courage and
strong constitution prevailed. Mr..
farm where Alvin Woodland now re-
sides and was the son of David and
Polly (Lyon) Hamblet. He was born
Aug. %. 1928 and therefore has lived
to good old age and has always been
man of alertness of mind and integ
rity in business, an Industrious man,
liked and respected by all who have
known him, Mr.. Hamblet married
Martha 2. Nye, sister of Lewis Nye
of this place. They have spent 60
years of life together and the parting
is very hard for the wife whose health
is so poor. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamblet
spent 80 years in Morgan on the farm
now owned by the son, Fred, and they
have spent the last 80 years in the
village here While in Morgan Mr..
Hamblet was honored with nearly all
Of the town offices, including that of
representative. To Mr.. and Mrs
Hamblet were born three sons, Fred
of this place, Charles of Barton, and
George, who died four years ago at his
home in St. Johnsbury. Mr.. Hamblet's
funeral was held at the home Dec. Is.
at which time the house was filled
with relatives and friends and there
was profusion of beautiful flowers.
At the request of Mrs. Hamblet duet
was sung by Mrs. Kendrick and Mrs.
Holton. Rev. L. A. Edwards, the
Congregational pastor of Newport,
officlated. H. G.. Ruiter Of this place
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| ments and burial was in, the village
cemetery here. Besides the wife and
two sons there attended the funeral,
the daughter-i n-law, Mrs. George
Hamblet and a granddaughter bus
band. Mr.. Carpenter, both of St.
Johnsbury, grandchildren. Miss Bernice
Hamblet of Barton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Hamblet of Boston, Carlton and
Miss Jane Hamblet of this place.
There is also left granddaughter,
| Mrs Carpenter of St. Johnsbury and
| Carl Hamblet of Barton and half
sister. Mrs. Irene Hidden Of Smith
| land, Iowa. To all the Borrowing
relatives and especially to the aged
wife our sincere sympathy is extended
Mrs Hamblet is being tenderly cared
for by her son, Fred, and family. The
relatives wish to say that they are
very grateful for all assistance and
sympathy. Mr.. and Mr.. Ralph Hamh
let came to attend the funeral of her
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