Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-04-05
LEVI P. DEAN

Levi P. Dean, who has been very
i'll for several weeks. died on the aft
ernoon of Wednesday, March 22d. He
was a great sufferer, and to those
who loved him and who knew that
there was no hope of his recovery, his
release from WEAKNESS and pain
must have been a great relief. Mr..
Dean was born in Orleans, August Is,
1916, and his youth was spent in his
native town. On October 9th, 1864,
he married Miss Viola Atkinson and
to them three sons were born. With
the exception of II years snent in
Canada, the family has always lived
in this vicinity and for the past 10
years their home has been on the lit
tie farm at the north end of the town,
where he died.
He was loved and honored MEM
Der of Caledonia Lodge, F. and A.
M. and of Evening Star Chapter, o.
E. S. He was past master of the
Masonic lodge and was member IF
the Masonic Veterans, of Burlington.
Mr.. Dean was man whom every
one liked. He always had smile
and a word of cheer for those he met
in the daily walks of life and will be
greatly missed by all who knew and
loved him.
The funeral occurred Friday aft
noon, March oath, at his late home
and the impressive Masonic service
was used. Rev. w. III. Gould oficiat-
ed and burial was in the Rowland
cemetery.
He leaves an aged wife, one broth
err, George Dean, of Burke, sister.
Mrs. Jennie Allard of this place;
three sons, Fred M. of Orleans, Geo.
E. of Lisbon, N. H., and Charles L.
of Barre; seven grandchildren and 10
great-grandchildren, to mourn his
loss.
Mrs. Dean, whose home is now
broken after so many happy years
of welded life, the loving children
and grandchildren, who have cared
for and watched over their dear one
all these long, weary weeks, have the
sympathy of the whole community
in this time of sorrow.
CARD-For the many acts OF
thoughtful kindness shown us and
our loved one during his long weeks
of illness and at the time of his
death. and for the many beautiful
flowers and the kindness and sympa-
thv expressed through them, we wish
to thank you all and to say, God bless
you.
Mrs. Viola Dean.
Mrs. Jennie Allard,
George Dean,
Fred Dean,
Charles Dean.
SUTTON
Lawrence Drew is sugaring in the
G. L. Gordon sugar place.
Miss Beatrice Percy spent the
weekend with her aunt, Mrs. Ralph
Seymour.
Mrs" Crowley and children of the
u S Bobbin Co., visited the past week
in Newark.
Willie Armstrong of Newport Cen
ter is working for Mrs. Norris on the
Scott and Gendron farm.
Eliza and Emily Drew of Barton
are spending their Easter vacation
with their father at the Drew farm.
Roy LaClair spent two or three
days in st. Johnsbury the past week
visiting his sister, Mrs. Carroll Cor
don.
Mr.. Mcclellan, caretaker at Sutton
station has moved from the Bundy
DluOuSc l1lIO CiIC CCiiCliCllI OFOl Lily
station.
SUTTON NORTH RIDGE
Mrs. Emma McShane has let her
sugar place to j. O. Noyes.
An eight-pound daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hawkins, Jr..
March 20.
Arthur Blake has purchased and
moved to the Cady farm on the Bar
ton road.
Mr.. Kimball from South Barton is
carrying on the sugar place owned
by Kimball and Gray.
Mrs. Mary Fairbanks and daugh-
tiers, Leola and Katherine, visited at
viii Holtham's recently.
Roger Curtis, who has been work
ing in Oneida, N. Y. has returned
home ready to open the garage in
Sheffield.