Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-07-01

ORLEANS COUNT
wife and mother, finding her greatest |
happiness in her home, and the COM
fort of her family Early in life she
united with the church of her choice,
ever after living consistent Christian
life Through her last illness every
thing tnat loving care could do was
gladly done for her comfort, with the
hope that she might be spared to her
family for little time, her children
striving in every way to repay in part
bestowed on them in earlier years.
Prayers at her late home Tuesday,
June % at $50 a. M, were followed by
services at the Center, Rev. o. E.
Barnard for Island Pond officiating.
A beautiful pillow with Mother
from the children, a wreath from
the grandchildren and profusion of
lovely flowers from other relatives and
friends covered the casket. The
husband, two sons, G.. N. Williams of
Island Pond and B. J. Williams with
two daughters, Mrs E. M. Whitehill
and Mrs. John Grove of this place are
left to mourn their loss but for her it
is
1.-The home where they never weep,
The presence of Christ with his own. !"
DEFERRED
returned to their home in Groveton, N.
Fl.
Parties from Island Pond have been
camping at Lake Seymour the past
week.
Miss Rena Barry has returned from
her visit with relatives in Canada and
is working at Geo. Kenney's.
Alva Burroughs caught an eel re-
Gently weighing five and three fourths
pounds and three feet seven inches in
length.
WEsTFIELD
Mrs. Ralph Seymour and daughter
OF Sutton are visiting at B. II. Percy S.
Squire Woodwork is on visit to
Enosburg Falls and Grand Isle.
Mrs. Joseph Goddard is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Deblois, in Wells River
Israel Sylvester has sold his farm to
Joseph PEG Of Canada, reported price,
$4,000.
Mrs. Ethel Elkins and two children
of North Troy visited her father, o.
P, Wright, recently.
Miss Minnie Foster goes to Willough-
by Jake this week to work for Mrs.
Chandler at the cottage.
Miss Chella Miller has been engaged
to teach the fall term near Albert
Stewards on the East Hill.
Mrs. Erwin Clark was in st. Johns
bury on Saturday to see her mother,
who is in the hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max M. Miller and
two children of Yonkers, N. Y, are
visiting in town for two weeks.
The village school closed Friday for
the summer vacation. It is expected
the teachers will return for another
year.
The local troop of Boy Scouts will
give an entertainment in the church on
Friday evening. Refreshments will be
served.
Mrs. il. o. and Lee Miller, Mrs. J.
A. Hurt, Mildred Bell, Mrs. Hyde and
Frances attended the G.. E. convention
at Coventry.
Ada Murray, whose condition did
not improve, was taken to Boston
Friday. accompanied by her mother
and by DR.. Lanphear of Orleans.
While at Troy SATURDAY.
Gilchris was taken rfpht G.. j
Sheriff Hill and .rfa custody b
Newport on t. 1odged in the 1ail a
M. ~-se charge Of rape.
J. ana Mrs. D. C. Woodwork an
1tsoh, Wellington, recently spent fe
Houston, Mrs. Chandler and tn
Becks.
C. w. Bryant and his granddaugl
ters Bessie, and her friend, Mi
d cCarthy. who is visiting them, hay
:. gone to Bolton, Que, to visit relativ
y and friends.
:. Miss Orcelia M. Atwood. who h
O. been visiting in town for sever
= weeks. goes today to ST. Johnsbury
3 visit Mrs. M. E. Hitchcock. Fro
'e there she goes to Royalton to Wis
St Mrs. Winchester and then to Mass
chusetts and Rhode Island.
ID 1t is reported that on May IL,
!, South Boston, John Collier of Bost
and Mrs. Cora B. Woodwork. late
y. Westfeld and Newport, were unit
=, in marriage. Mr.. Collier holds a POI
y ton in power station in Boston. T
bride is sister to Walter Prescott.
4. Wednesday afternoon, June q,
- Harvey and Blanche Martin and N
and Mrs. Ralph Larabee were retul
nd ing from a fishing trip when as tn
n came down one of the hills leadi
from Hazen's Notch, the harness
r, 49, 80, - ,,,r,,,o,, MI $1,000.
1g ~ 1900. 80 o;+ha- +L.o.,fs
u else jumped out and the wagon W
smashed All escaped with file
W wounds with the execution of M