Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-04-07

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Regular meeting of Crystal Lake |
Grange Thursday, April 18th, at p. /
M. with the following program. Roll
Call, quotations; reading Mrs. Geo. |
Goodro: papers, Mrs. R. F. Mason and
Mrs. F. H. Foster, song. Mrs.. Will !
May. Mrs. Edgar Chase; violin solo,
Mrs. Will May; music, Miss Ruth
Gleason. There will be work in the
first and second degrees.
All who attended the Grange meeting
Thursday night, were much surprised
and pleased to listen to the new
Grange orchestra, COMPOSED of Miss
Ruth Gleason, piano; Mrs. VIII May.
violin, b. A. Adams, trombone; Ray
Wilson, cornet and Geo. Goodro,
drums and traps. 1t is expected that
other members will be added to this
excellent musical organization.
WESTFIELD
On Thursday. April ] son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Morey
The Rev. NJ w. Farman preached in
the congregational church in Coventry
on Sunday, April 4.
The Rev. F. B. Hyde has accepted a
call to the pastorate of the Congrega-
tional church in Jacksonville. He
goes to his new field this week. His
family will join him there next week.
Mr.. Hyde and family have many
friends here who regret their depart
ure.
MRS. SYDNEY L. HENDRIX.
Mrs. Sydney L. Hendrix died on
Thursday morning, April !, of heart
trouble and grip, aged nearly "a years.
The funeral was held at the Hendrix
home the following Saturday after
noon. Chaplain ID. w. Farman, assisted
by the Rev. F. B. Hyde. officiating.
The bearers were her son. Winfred,
and her nephews. Harvey Hendrix of
this town and Carroll Hitchcock and
George Lawrence of Albany. There
was beautiful floral tribute. including
present from out of town were Mrs.
Sprague Jenkins and daughter, Goldie,
of Charleston. Mrs. Alice Raymond
of Stowe, Carroll Hitchcock. Mrs.
Alice Clifford, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lawrence of Albany, Mr.. and Mrs.
Freeman Farman and Miss Clara Bur-
CESS of Lowell and friends from Troy.
The burial was in the town cemetery.
Lydia Ann, oldest daughter of Medal
and Patty Miller Hitchcock, was born
in Westfeld on Apr. 26, 1841, and with
the exception of about two and half
years in Montgomery, passed her life
here. A good scholar, she excelleo
particularly in spelling so that it was
impossible for the teacher to spell hel
down on any word to be found in the
spelling book. On March Is, 1864, she
. married Sydney L. Hendrix, who with
their three children survives her. The
children are Eva, now Mrs. Sprague
jenkins of Charleston and Miss Theo
and Winfred of this town.
The golden wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrix, was observed
duly in March of last year. Mrs
Hendrix is also survived by two grand
children. Ray and Goldie Jenkins one
, brother, Elbridge H. Hitchcock of thi,
: town; two sisters, Mrs. Alice Ray
mond of Stowe and Mrs. Charles Mors,
j of Bakersfield; also by two nephew
and nieces. Mrs. Morse could not b.
present at the funeral on account O
the illness of her husband Mrs
S Hendrix had been church member fo
!. many years. For long time she san,
! alto in the choir. She was faithful
s wife, loving mother and kind ant
: obliging neighbor and friend. She wa
! held in high respect and esteem by tn
: people of this community. who extern
; their sincere sympathy to the bereave
family.
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