Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-02-18
ALL THE AIBANYS

ert Brown of Stanhope. Deceased.
who was SO years of age was the sec
ond son of Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Gut
Ter and had spent practically all his
life here. He was highly respected
and had many friends who sincerely
mourn his early death. He is survived
by his wife, five sons, Henry, Herman,
Norman, Leslie and Harold Cutler:
and Mrs. Robert Ames of South Az
bany, VT, his parents, three brothers
Messrs. Eugene Cutler of Coaticook.
Ernest and Edward of Dixville. Those
from out of town to attend the fune-
raj were Mesrs. E. p. Dupuis, Nelson
and Parker Williamson and Porter
Chamberlin of Coaticook."
Mrs. William Courser
The angel of death has entered our
midst and taken from US Mrs. William
Courser, who departed this life on
tuesday evening, FEBRUARY 10.
Ida M. the daughter of Stillman and
Rebecca (Hyde) FAREWELL, was born
in Albany, July Ia, 1864. She was
united IN marriage to William Cour-
ser on October %, 1881. To this
union two sons were born, Guv s. of
TINS place, and Don E. of SARATOGA
wyoming. Her whole life was snent
IN various parts of the town in which
she was born. About four wears aoo
she had severe illness. from which
she never fully recovered, though She
never complained and was ALWAYS
looking on the bright side. In her
iast illness she was in bed a little
less than week, her sufferings were
intense but she bore them braveIv
even thinking of the comforts of 9th,
ers While so sick herself. She felt
IhaC TINS was her last sickness and
i uau salo tnat she shouldn't be here in
oe SSSIIlhg, out she was not afraid to
60. She was very tenderly cared for
ana all that loving hands could do was
done, Her home life was one of love
ana thoughtfulness. She was ALWAYS
Ieauy 10 give you a warm welcome
anu ner nome was never so full and
she never so busy, but that she couId
take IN the stranger While we miss
ner cordial welcome we will recall tbe
KIND and cheerful words she was wont
70 give. She will be missed but NOT
1orgotten. She was an unusually de-
Voteo ana affectlonate mother, COM
panlon and friend.
Sne leaves to mourn her departure.
ner husband, two sons and their wives.
two grandchildren and other nesr
relatives besides a host of friends
Much sympathy is felt for the berea-
we'd ones, for the husband, as his home
is now so desolate,, and for Don. who
was so far from home and could NOT
get here IN time to see his mother
alive. The funeral services were
held on Saturday afternoon at 2 o.
clock. Prayer at the house, Rev. w.
=. Craig officiating and services at
the NJ. +. church where sorrowinp
ones had gathered to pay their last
respects. The bearers were Oscar
Courser, Henry Worth, o. M. RoweIi
and Z. w. Williams The floral tri-
putes were many and beautiful.
Relatives from out of town to attend
the funeral were her son Don. of Wvo-
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Worth
and Miss Judith Courser of Stanstead.
r T., Mrs. Levi Tilton of st. Johns
Dury, Oscar /. Courser of Hayerhill.
Mass land Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stone
of Glover and Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Pike
of North Craftsbury
CARD-We desire to express our
appreciation of the sympathy and
kindly help shown by all during our
sad bereavement. We wish to tender
sincere thanks for the many beau
tiful floral offerings expressive of
love for her who has gone.
William Courser
Guy s. Courser and family
Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Courser.