Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-11-24

spected by all who knew her. For
several years she was organist at the
Methodist church, and was faithful
to this, as to every duty, even when
her health forbade that she should
leave her home. This is great af-
fiction to Mr.. Drew's family, as this
daughter was their last child, two 9TH
ers having died within the last few
years. If it were possible, their large
circle of sympathizing friends would
gladly help them to bear the heavy
burden of their sorrow. Funeral
services to be held at Mr.. Drew's
residence on Tuesday p. m. at 2
O'Clock.
We have been asked by the
friends of those whose deaths are
mentioned above to extend grateful
thanks for assistance and sympathy
rendered. The friends in each case
have done the most possible for the
living and the dead, and this brief
Acknowledgement of their kindness
is given. May the Lord reward them
all.
ALBANY.
Will Harvey has returned from the
west, sick.
Henry Garvin has moved into the
Edwin Annis house on Water st.
W. H. Beecher has bought the Ma
than Skinner place of j. G. Dow.
Ira Sanborn is in Atiscosa, Texas,
and reports his health improving.
Florence Leach has hired Mrs.
Babcock's house where she will dc
dressmaking. Mrs. Babcock has
gone to Salem, Mass.
Tyler Pierce, son of John Pierce.
got thrown from a wild colt last week
and seriously injured the upper
part of his spine.
The democrats really think the
year of jubilee has arrived and cele
brate in good earnest. Tuesday
light they had an oyster supper ano
dance interspersed with firing the an
vii, cheering for Cleveland, etc.
DR.. Will E. Bailey, former resi-
dent of this town, who recently wen
to Texas for his health, writes from
Center Point in that state, stating
that his health is improved and tina
he is doing considerable doctoring
He has found a Vermonter, H. G
Vaughn, formerly from st. Johns
bury, with whom he is boarding, anC
is passing the time pleasantly. Th'
doctor represents that the people, es
pecially the women, of that state ar
woefully ignorant, but they are kind
south Albany.
We have one live democrat her
who was bound to let it be know
that Cleveland had won. He invited
some democratic friends from othe
localities, and they burned some pow
der and had a jollifcation. A suppe
was had at Mr.. Rowell's hotel and
pleasant gathering assembled.
Bro vvningtOn.
A prayer meeting at Albert Well:
next Thursday evening.
Ernest Dutton will teach school a
East Charleston this winter.
L. Grow has bought a stream O
water of Israel Parker to convey t
his premises.
Miss Sarah Seavey has lobste
cactus which has one hundred bud
and blossoms.
Sheldon Gray is. going to Groto
to work, and has moved his fam lily t
the Center to remain through th
winter.
The lyceum at the Center was re
organized last Wednesday evening
The next will be at the school hous
Wednesday evening, Dec. Sd.
West Charleston.
No ST. John votes cast IN thi
town.
n. S. Allen raised 60 bushels G
wheat from bushels of seed.
School il the Driver district thi
winter will be taught by Miss CARR
Ferrin.
Lewis Shedd is still very low
, though it is hoped that he is gradr
ally recovering.
The poles for telephone are st
. from this place to Derby Center, ais
from here to Morgan.
7 Charles Bennett, son-in-law {
: William Wilson, has moved on to til
Alonzo Gray place in East Charles
, ton.
The repairs on the Baptist churc
are completed, and with two ne
stoves which have taken the place {
: the old ones, is a nice, cosy an
comfortable little church. The Ii
dies are now making an effort for
new carpet, which will add greatly
the comfort, as we'll as the looks {
the place.
Coventry.
7 The Advents baptized two by in
l mersion yesterday.
The village school commences ne,
Monday; Geo. FL. Phelps and Mis-
Lizzie Montgomery teachers.
Mrs. Mary Niles, who has bee
: spending several weeks in Boston
arrived home last Friday night.
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