Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15

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The death Of Ray A Young which
occurred at ms late home on Young
street, Monday afternoon, September
9th, after 8 two weeks sickness with
typhoid fever, cast q gloom over the
city and brought forth sympathy 70
the family from q large circle OF
friends, who have known the deceased
and family all through life The an
nouncement of MS death came as a
shock 10 many OF the relatives Is
well IS friends as but lew were
aware OF his serious illness, which
became critical the day previous 10
his death
Ray was a highly respected young
man, q hard worker, one that was
seldom seen upon the streets bis en-
tire time was spent at the frost
Veneer mill where ne was employed,
or at is home IN a happy family cir
Gle, loving father, kind husband,
child among children The only
other place that was q source OF
pleasure 70 him and where ne could
be found was at the meetings and
social gatherings of Evening Star
Lodge of Odd Fellows, where he
could almost always be found so
enrhuised was ne IN Odd Fellowship.
he had been q member OF tins order
about fifteen years, had passed
through all the chairs and was Past
Grand in the Subordinate lodge, and
for two years a representative 70
the Grand Lodge he was also mem
her of the Frontier Encampment No.
Is. /. O. q. r, passing through the
chairs In this branch with the title
OF the Past Chief Patriarch J
member of the Junior Order United
American Mechanics Council No a,
and a very active member In all the
orders. willing worker and VIII De
greatly missed at their meetings
Raw a. Young was the son or Mr.
and Mrs. r. h Young, born In New
port. August i, 1873, the second
child in q family OF nine, ms death
being the first break IN the cniioren
in the family. On November II,
1902. ne was united In marriage 70
Ida c. Bean, daughter OF FRANK ana
Marv Bean of Westfield- During ms
H. = Nevport he worked Il years
- tho International Mil, 4 years IN
business for himself teaming. the last
ne wears OF his life was spent with
The FrostVeneer Mill Co.
The funeral services were held OF
tis late home "wednesday afternoon az
$40 O'Clock, the Rev. j. d black
burn pastor OF the Main street bap-
fist church officiating The mouse
was filled with Borrowing relatives
and friends while In the YARD
delegation of brother Odd felioWs
assembled and acted as escort 70 the
Main Street cemetery where the re-
mains were laid at rest ODD feiioWs
burial service was conducted at the
cave Six brothers Of the deceased
acted as bearers
The funeral was attended by mem
hers of Morning Star Reoekan LoogSr
Frontier Encampment and d. u -
a. NJ. There was proIusi9n
flowers, among the beautnu! oispias
Mare set pieces from Evening Star
80 Frontier Encampment, j. Y:
n s, NJ. Morning Star Lodge OF
| Pebakahs. Boston & Maine station
-r,-lovees Frost Veneer Co. and nu-
r1aror,s friends and relatives -.
ne leaves to mourn his loss ms
u-;fe Ida. and three children, Incl
ma Hugh and Esther, seven prom
@ 7 n B. c., r ", q W., d :
and Y K. and z. r Young also on'
e;-te- MISC. s. Scott all OF wnon
- nresent at the funeral excep'
/ E-enL who arrived the day 1ot
io,-;no the funeral Those from ou'
- -, To attend the services were
NJ r W. Barron and Mrs; X T
Wabz+er of Barton, Mr. and MIS- :
yo11ncr and Miss Marion Dung
= R-ownington. B. C. and v
VonT,- of Burlington. Mr. ano Mrs
1 o- Raa, of Westfeld, Mr. and mrs
No, Rean OF jefferson, hoy Wiz p7,
- Rnrnnpton. Mr.. Eddie Bean, riy
u1onfh n H. Mrs. Belle smith, mol
nae4a- Mass, Mr. Royal 1elle,
6aaba Que. Dir. and Mrs "a "a
Uonno Maiden. Mass, E. 4 ram
| Young. New York
Miss Florence Platt is the teache
| in District No. g.
MORGAN
xr;ss I.ucv Campbell OF Sprlngneie
uase is visiting at George Trays
4 NJ Ernest Billiard has been sew
fo- Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs 4oun'
the past week s.
School began last week Iuesaa
nth Miss Emma ChamDerhn teacnei
NJ and Mrs. 3. J. Cox visited a
tr-ad Aliens in Barton last week an
attended the fair
The ladies OF this place were invite
10 co 10 Holland last Friday evenin
to olive their play, Boosting Drlo
GET in the Woodman nan M
J number were present. Ice cream al
cake were served and good sum
money added to the treasury