Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-10-06
ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 6. ~ 8
LOCAL NEWS
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Mark Barrup was i'll two days last
week and Guy Barrup took his place
, with the threshing machine.
Clifton and Mark Barrup, Chandler
and Arthur Horn, Charles Mason and
Harold Ruiter spent Sunday in Nor.
gan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Blodgett of
Newport were called here last week by
the illness and death of her sister,
Miss Eley.
Rev. Mr.. Hetherington will be
absent the coming two Sundays and
will then move here to begin his
labors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa Kline and two
sons of Newport Center visited at the
home of his brother, George Kline,
: Sunday.
. Miss Hannah Eley died Saturday
night atss11.30. Funeral at the Baptist
? church Tuesday afternoon. Obituary
next week.
Mrs. A. J. Crawford of North Troy
has been here several days helping
care for her little granddaughter,
Hazel Dane.
, Mrs. GLADDEN. and daughter, Ethel,
3 of Coventry. visited at Fred Parlin's
: Thursday and Mrs. GLADDEN. remained
: until Sunday.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Lyon have re-
ceived news from New York City that
their son Bert's wife is dead. Her
trouble was cancer.
Harold Mcnamara of Orleans and
Miss Grace Derusha of Derby visited
Q his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
? Mcnamara Sunday.
Mrs. Lottie Goodwin, who has cared
for Mrs. Martha Hamblet the past
five weeks. returned to her home in
East Charleston Thursday.
Dr. Howard Human of .,Enosbure
= Falls wishes to thank all his friends
here, who have so kindly remembered
him with cards and letters. DR.. Hin
j, man is still very i'll.
e. Herbert Badger and family went
~ Tuesday to visit in West Burke. St
B. Johnsbury and Lisbon, N. H. Mrs
i Ella Church of Derby accompanied
20 them as far as ST. Johnsbury.
,e q The Ladies' Aid society will NEE
8. Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock with
8. Mrs. J. B. Holton. Every member il
90 requested to be present as there is
8, much business to attend to.
Tie gradating class of 1915 have
g, presented the grammar room of thu
j., village school with nice new diction
OF airy, which is greatly appreciated
10 Many thanks are extended the donors
IS The Ladies' Aid society harves
Hhr1r 10,
was a great success, nearly S1S bein,
- cleared. Thanks are due all who con
tributed and worked so hard to make
on successful.
1T MRS. MARTHA HAMBLET.
re Mrs. Martha Hamblet died Sept
ed at the home of her son Fred in thi
place. She was born here and wa
- one of the five children of MIR. an
49,. Mrs. Norman Nye. Only one is left
- Lewis Nye of this place Had Mrs
% Hamblet lived until Feb. rs, 1916. sh
G would have been eighty years of age
z Sixty years ago last July she wa
3 married to Josiah L. HambIet of thi
g place and went to Morgan to live. T
Z them were born three sons, Fred o
3 this place, Charles of Barton an
G George, who died in st. Johnbsruy
q few years ago. AS the years advance
3 and Mr.. and Mrs Hamblet decide
9 farm life too hard, they sold the farm
g to their son, Fred, who still owns ii
3 and came to the village to live. Tha
9 as thirty-one years ago. Mr.. an
q Mrs. Hamblet both had many years 0
3 failing health and last winter afte
G the death of Mr.. Hamblet, Mrs. Hamt
q blet went to the home of her sor
3 Fred, where she has received ever
o consideration and care. Mrs. HANK
3 let has always been good neighbo
g and very helpful in times of trouble
g Her funeral was held in the Congregs
3 tional church here on the afternoon {
9 Sept. 80. She was one of the oldest
g not the very oldest member of tn
3 church, and always attended it's SCI
a vices as long as health would permit
3 Rev. Price officiated, and approprat
9 music was rendered by mixed qua
q tet. At the funeral besides the tw
8 sons and their families and one broth
@ err, there was the only living cousin
q Capt. and Mrs. Nye. of Glover
3 niece, Mrs. Charles Dole, of Danville
g nephews, Elmer Nye and Mr.. and Mr.
8 Nye, of Barton; grandson's wife, Mr.
9 Ralph Hamblet of Boston, and M
q and Mrs. Alfred Brown of Orleans
3 The flowers from relatives land frieno
9 were very numerous and beautiful
z Mrs. Hamblet was laid to rest in tt
3 village cemetery here beside her bus
9 band
3 CONG. CHURCH NOTES
8 Morning worship at TO- 30, when tt
g Lords Supper will be administers,
g Sunday school at IL O'Clock. Unic
3 service at 7.30 in the Congregation,
9 church. Thursday evening c. T