Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-09-24

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died last Thursday night. Mrs. Alger
had been sick for sometime before
her husband and but little hope was
entertained of her recovery, until
within few days. All must deeply
sympathize with her in her great af-
fiction bereft of her husband and
left with the care of two little chill
dren.
CraftSbury.
The frosts froze the fodder corn
and chilled the ardor of the silo men
in this vicinity.
Mr.. Kendrick has his new barn
nearly completed. 1t has base
ment and is model barn.
DR.. Charles Dustin has erected
large Scotch granite monument at the
grave of the Stephen Sherman fami-
ly.
Amasa Randall has repaired his
grist-mill and will give his customers
an invitation to patronize him once
more.
John Simpson Esq, of New York
has been home on a visit. He is
very successful and popular as law
yer, in the city and a grand good
fellow at home.
Mrs. Seth Cowles of Coventry and
Mrs. James Paddock, sister of
hers, have returned from Burlington
where they have been to visit Mrs.
N. S. Hill, daughter of Governor
Crafts who died here many years ago.
Mary A. Randall is suffering from
a large cancer. She has twice been to
Rome, N. Y, for treatment, but her
health is now so poor that she dare
not risk the severe treatment she
must be subjected to if she takes the
heroic method to again rid herself of
this terrible trouble. She has the
profound sympathy of all.
Derby.
E. F. Norcross who is now study
ing medicine has been here on a
visit.
Mrs. Cutler of Boston is to give a
lecture at the Baptist church on Sat
urday evening.
Hollis Moran and wife start West
to-day on visit.
Homer Jenne, son of Elisha Jenne,
is here from California on short
visit.
Mr.. Newcomb, father of Orem New
comb, died in birmingham, Mass.
on Sunday, and his remains will be
brought here for burial. He has been
doing successful business in Chi
cago, and came on this summer fol-
rest, but death has overtaken him.
Glover.
Rev. Tillotson breaches at the
South church next Sunday.
A family reunion of the descend.
ants of Cephas Clark, one of the ear
ly settlers of the town, was held al
the old homestead, now occupied by
E. F. Hinkley, on the 18th inst. Over
thirty persons were present. Among
whom were Alvah W. Clark, F. P
A. Clark, Mrs. Chamberlin and Mrs
Hinkley of Glover, being all the sur.
viving children of the original family
except Ezra L. Clark of Wakefield
Mass, who was unable to attend
Mrs. A. F. CLARK and Chester w
Clark, Esq, of Wilmington, Mass.
were also present.
West Glover.
Whereas, God in his unsearchable providence ha
removed beloved sister, friend and former secre
tary of the Ladies' Auxiliary Society, Mrs. Flor
Dow,
Resolved, That in her death the Society has lost
| member whose hand was helpful; whose sym
pathies in the cause of missions were fully enlisted
who by her cheerful voice and smiling face did nue.
to sustain our Auxiliary, and whose faith in the III
| innate success of missions was clear and abiding
and we affectionately invite other sisters of tn
| church. in obedience to our Saviour's last command
| to come and fill our ranks they broken, hop
ing her mantle may richly fall upon the worthy.
Resolved, While we submissively acknowledge
| is loving Father who has afflicted us, wi
prayerully remember ''the time is Short and striv
to do with our might what our hands find to do i
the Masters service.
Resolved, While we mourn ourselves, we hereb
offer to the bereaved household our warmest symps
thy earnestly praying that they may be greatly com
torted by the consciousness that the loved one is
work for the Master may more than compensate 70
the loss sustained by her death.
Holland.
Rev. A. B. Blake and family hav
been in town on visit. Glad to SCI
them.
: VIM. Dearborn has sold his farm
to Mr.. Martin for $500 and pur
7 chased place in West Charleston.
A. J. Applebee has gone to Stan
l stead College and will take what i
. known as the commercial course
+ of study.
1rasburgh.
The Ladies Aid Society will NEE
, with Mrs. Henry Lee on Friday at
ternoon.
Mr.. Beauclerk's family have re
turned and will board at Mr.. Stan
ford's until their new house is com
pleted.
Mr.. Pike the hotel keeper &c
thrown from a wagon a few day
since and broke his arm, andrecentl
Rev. Mr.. Hutchins got slightly hun
by frightened horse, and hott
L guest accidentally discharged pisto
the ball passing through the flesh
part of his arm, making a painfr
y flesh wound.
: Lowell.
e Ezra Sawyer is putting up hous
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