Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-04-28

Sunday morning theme at the North
church, and "Shepherds, Men of Valor
and Princes" for the children's SER
mon.
8 Alec Guyette, age about Is years,
died very suddenly at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Frank Barney, Friday.
His wife died several years ago. Re
leaves four daughters and one son.
Catholic church Monday morning.
Rev. Father Leblanc officiating.
It you want one on the Monitor, see
page three.
WESTFIELD
The Rev. M. W.TFarman preached
in Coventry Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Goddard off Glover has
been visiting friends in town.
Walter D, Bell visited in Cambridge
recently.
Byron1 Gilman'ss.z house has, been
reshingled.
H. E. Gray has finished Esawing out
his stock of logs.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold a
social and supper in the church Friday
night. ls.-ss ss.as.1s -.zs-t 3-4.e -.
Ed. Duso. who sold hiss farm to
Earle Reed. has purchased Ehouse in
Troy village.
2 Mrs. Sylvester Morey has recovered
from pneumonia. Mr.. Morey, who was
also i'll, is better.
During the thunder shower Sunday
night the lightning struck the tower
of the Congregational church, but the
damage was not great.
| A few weeks ago a Greek named
Milhael Plunpedies, came to visit at
! H. E.. Gray's and to recuperate from q
nasal operation. He and Morris Gray
were classmates at Goddard seminary
in Barre from which institution they
graduated last summer. Soon after his
arrival here he was taken i'll with
pneumonia. From this he recovered
| but other troubles developed so that
he died on Tuesday night, April TO-
Funeral services were held at Mr.
Gray's residence the following Thurs
day afternoon, Chaplain M. w. Far
man officiating. Representatives were
present from the faculty, student body,
and alumni of Goddard seminary, and
the body was taken to Fitchburg, Mass.
for burial. The deceased would have
been p years old on the day of the fu-
neral. The respect and esteem in which
his associates held him, show him to
have been young man Of high char.
acter and unusual promise.
MRS. ARA J. MILLER.
Mrs. Ara J. Miller died of cancer al
her home in Westfield village on April
10, aged 81 years, six months The
funeral was held in the church or
Wednesday afternoon, the Rev. NJ. w.
Farman officiating with F. E. Taylor
as manager and Fremont Miller
George Watson, Schuyler Stevens anc
Charles Moulton as bearers. The
church was filled with people who
came to pay their last tribute of re
spect to one who was held in universe
esteem for her noble life. The beau
tiful floral tributes included pieces
from the Newport w. R. c., the loca
W. G. T. g., the Ladies' Aid society
and from many friends. Representa-
tives were present from the G. A r
and W. R. G. of Newport. MIR. Miller
being veteran of Company u, Sixth
vt. regiment. Friends were presen
from Enosburg, Lowell, Highgate
Newport, Troy, North Troy and Mans
field, Conn. The deceased, who's,
maiden name was Lovisa r. Stevens
was born in Enosburg. She married
Mr.. Miller In 1875. They lived il
Westfeld until 1888. and then went t.
Newport where they remained p year
and then came to Troy and tire.
wears ago last fall hack to WactfioId
. She is survived by her husband ant
two brothers. Fernando and SchuyIe
Stevens of Enosburg She had beer
a member of the M. e. church for g.
years. She was president Of the w
c.. T. u, a teacher in the Sunda,
school and active in every good wor,
and work. The burial was in the tow
, cemetery. Mr.. Miller has closed hi
house and gone to Connecticut wit
his brother. Fremont. to remain for
time.