Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-03-31
LOWELL

Montpelier.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Taylor Mar. 20.
Miss Alice LaClair is visiting friends
in st. Johnsbury.
James Collins had slight shock
ore day last week.
Mrs. Jennie Adams of Orleans is
visiting her children in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Farman were
in West Charleston last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest P4ronto are
the parents of daughter born Mar
II.
Miss Frances May nard of Bakers
field is guest of her fri nd Miss Ber-
nice Winget.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Field of Irashura
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Blan-
chard Thursday.
Misses Bernice Winget and Marion
Stephenson of Brigham academy are
home for the Easter vacation.
Vernon Warner has laken his |
daughter Effie to the hospital at st. |
Johnshury to have her throat treate d.
Miss Elsie Parker of Newport is
spending her Easter vacation with |
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. V. M. Par
ker.
"The Just and Lowly Kipgr was the |
Palm Sunday theme at the North
church and "Do You Belong to the
Idle Ricb?" for the children's sermon.
Archie Harding Of Salem, Mass.
Ed Davis and Byron Davis of Hard
wick, Miss Maud Harding of st.
Johusbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Merton
lockwood of Orleans, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo Stewart of Eden and Frank Per-
kins of North Troy were here We'd
nesday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Frank Martin.
MRS. FRANK L. MARTIN
Mrs. Effie Martin, wife of Frank L.
Martin, died at her home Sunday af-
teri DON, Mar. 81, from the effects of
cancer, age AZ years. She was the
only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
| Fletcher and had lived in this town
nearly all her life. Her mother died
| several ears ago and her father has
made his home with her ever since
She underwent serious surgical op-
Grafton the first of the winter, which
relieved her of pain, but the trouble
was too deeply seated for a cure and
after few weeks she commenced to
fail. She was a very industrious
woman and was always bright and
CHEEKY, and in the hours of stress and
trial she possessed a hopeful spirit
which found bright light in even the
darkest cloud. A large company was
present to show their sympathy for
the Borrowing and their respect and
love for the deceased at the funeral
services which were held at the home
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. F. Old
ridge officiating. Hazen, Harvey and
Charles Stewart and Roy Sinclair
were the bearers. There were many
beautiful floral tributes. The husband
and father have the sympathy of the
community in their great loss.
. HOLLAND
Mason Pinney is little better at
this writing.
!: Mrs. Margaret Bradford is much
better at this time.
Willie Waterman of Charleston is
working at A. r Hall's.
Leon Cheney is working for Mrs
Weber at Demick's Mills
! Elaine Tay lor and Mrs Green re-
/ Gently visited in Island Pond.
: Mrs Hiram Pope and son of Fitch
burg, Mass, have been visiting reia-
ClVCS IN 40 WI,
Adm Armstrong has fioished worb
= at A r Hail's and is at WORK for E
l G.. MoulG, n.
. Mrs. Howard Lackay and children
have been visiting friends and rels-
lives in town.
/ The Ladies' Aid society met at the
? home of Rev. and Mrs. S M Harris
5 Wednesday. very enjoy able time
4 was spent by all.
Qntended for last week.
; Herbert Stone is working for Ed
Batchelder.
. Adm Armstrong is working TO-
Ernest Moulton.
! Rev. and Mrs. Harris spent las
e week in Morgan.
Mrs. Judson Page has returned from
S her visit to Richford.
y Miss Shirley Hall is al home from
y Newport for two weeks.
s DEMICK'S MILL
a A. NJ. Davis was in Newport on,
day recently.
r Master Horace King has left G. [
g Smiths and gone 10 Eva with bis IA
g Their.
M. B Pinney, who has been SO sick
q ia mucn betUer and is expected 70 re
e cover.
y Mr.. and MIS-. Wilbur WalIat an
her father, A. NJ. Leoaron, have a.
been iii but are better now.
q Gilmore Pinney. who has been help
a ing care for his father, has return4
II TO his home in Newport and Mrs FL
=, more Pinn6y SOGnt two DAVIS hs-r
4 when her fatherin-law was so i'll.
A quiet but very pretty weddin
e was solemnized at u@e home of Mrs
5, II. L. Osgood at O'Clock Tuesda
e evening, March %, when her eldes
,r daughter, Minnie F., was united i
g marriage to Joseph G. Ross Of thi
lie place III the presence Of few rela
al tives and friends The bride locke
e VERY pretty in her b.ua travelling sui