Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-16
ALBANY

ALBANY
On Monday morning, June 2, oc.
Cured the death of Myrtle, wife Oh
Charles H. Davidson. She Will De
missed from the circle of our small
village. but with sigh of rellef we !
give her up, from her long suffering,
Glad that it is finished. Six years
She has been waiting for the end,
which we know will bring her rlcn
reward for her patience and long SUI
| fering. shut within until about three
months ago, when she took her pea.
She was a pleasant nelghbor, OF
louiet. sweet disposition, home body,
/ and her home was the abode OF neat
mess. Myrtle Stebbins was born In
Westfield, March II, 1865, to Rufus
and Rose Stebbins. Her girlhood was
mostly spent il Walden. April IL,
1888. she mar ed Charles II. David
son. and two children were born to
them, one dying in infancy: Ihey
resided in Y. o.cott and Craftsbury,
coming to Albany about "A years
ago, 'asre she has many friends VINO
will CITY miss her. She leaves be-
side her husband one Sun, Harry
Davidson, of Springfield, who has
done all he could to alleviate her
trouble, and one sister, Mrs. Arthur
Pierce. of St. Johnsbury. The fune-
Iral was held at the home Wednesday,
Rev. VIM Craig officiating. The
bearers were Will Burbank, James
Dow, Ira Sanders and Charles Win
get Friends from out OF town were
1.-THE son and wife from Springfield,
the sister from ST. Johnsbury, Rev.
Chas Davis and four nephews of Mr..
Davidson, Charles, Frank, Ernest and
Elmer Kittredge of Walden. Inter
lment in the village cemetery. Mr..
Davidson is very grateful TO all who
!, helped him.
EAST ALBANY
Little Walter Blodgett is gaining.
The painters are at George Mox-
ley's.
John Simon is home from New York
for a few days.
John Durkin is in Barton this week
helping the Buckley Bros.
Mrs. Francis Mckay is home from
the Cleasby hospital, much improved
in health.
Several from here attended the fu-
neral of Mrs. Martin Simon in Lyn'
} donville Monday.
, Bertha Simon has gone to st
5 JohnsbUry, where she has employment
? for the summer.
) Frank Simon and Fred Daniels have
been spending the past week visiting
friends in New York.
G. A. Calderwood has sold his farm
to Frank Labounty of Newport Center
! Mr.. Labounty will be known to many
having lived here before.
: MRS. LUELLLA ELDRIDGE
7 Once again the angel of death ha
: entered our community and takel
= from our midst one of our oldest citi
= zens, Mrs. Luella Eldridge.
Luella Hunter was born on tn
: place known as the Tom Johnsol
Z place here, Feb. II, 1912. She wa
: married to Edward Willis of thi
: place and to them two children wer
= born, Ralph Willis, and Mrs. Ed
= Wells, both of whom survive her
! lis married Guy Eldridge of thi
4 place and to bless this union one DO
= was born, Clyde, now of Wolcott. The
: bought the farm known as the E
" bridge place here and her whole lif
= except one year has been spent in A
: bany.
= She was a woman of sterling char
: acter and her first and last though
= has been for her children and grand
r children During the past year sh
y has made her home with her daugl
y ter, Mrs. Ed. Wells, and she will b
? greatly missed in the home wherei
: her presence has cheered and bright
y ened.
T Her death came as a shock to he
> friends and although she has been i
poor health for the past few year
= she has seemed to be in her usus
= health but God called her home earl
= Sunday morning, June 6, after an il
: ness of not more than an hour.
: The funeral was held from her lai
= home at Ed. Wells Thursday, Re
= Craig officiating, and burial was i
= the family lot beside her late husbn
: in the Enoch Rowell cemetery. TT
= text used was, 'Thou God seeth me
The sermon VS. very impressive ar