Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-08-10

babe nearly week old and was appafHhtt
ly recovering rapidly up to three O'Clock
Friday morning, when she was violently
attacked and died at 10 a. M, with
Bright's disease. She leaves husband |
and three small children who have the |
sympathy of the whole community. The |
funeral services on the following Sunday |
were attended by Rev. J. Thurston and
the remains were followed to their last
resting place by the largest number that
have ever paid their respects to any MEM
Der of this community. The deceased
was about 81 years of age.
East EIal.dwick.
VIM. D. Bronson has bought Woods
Irvine binding reaper for the harvest this
fall.
The Baptist Society had party on H.
A. Rabbits lawn last Thursday eve.
1t was a success every way.
Rev. Mr.. Dye and wife from Wisconsin
are visiting friends in town.-Etta Ste
vens is visiting relatives in Cabot for
few weeks.
Rev. L. H. Elliott, Sec. of the Vermont
Bible Society, preached at the Cong.
church to united audience of Baptists
and Congregationalists on Sunday, the
End inst, and Rev. Mr.. Mcintyre of Con-
necticut preached in the evening.
Last Thursday as Capt. G.. A. Haynes
was moving with moving machine near
his Houston house, little three-years-old
son of Geo. Nelson, who lives in the house,
was lying in the grass evidently asleep,
| and before he could arrest the motion of
| the machine the knives had come in con-
tact with the right arm of the child and
cut it nearly off above the elbow. Drs.
! Adgate and Darling took Off the arm
above the wound, it being the only thing
they could do.
Sutton.
Mrs. William Rnggles has gone to Prov
idence, RI.
Orville Campbell has returned to New
York, taking his wife with him.
Mrs. McCaskill of Montreal and Mrs.
I. J. Campbell have gone to Ocean Park.
Rev. A. P. Tracy was at Ocean Park
on Aug. I'd and Rev. Mr.. Moody Of Shelf
field supplied the pulpit in his absence.
Adelbert Eaton of Boston is here on a
visit.-Henry Ball is home from Newton,
Mass, for week, bringing friend with
hIm.-Mr. Lovejoy and daughter of New
Bedford, Mrs. Smith of Lowell, Mass,
and Emma Butterfeld of Woodsville are
here.
The school in district No. Z, taught by
Miss Hattie Burroughs, closed July 22d,
The pupils who had no whispering marks
were Stella, Matte and Hattie Allard
Mary and Minnie Battles, Sadie Blake,
Madge Burnham, Willie Harris, Role and
Fanny Hastings, Emma Pierce, Esther
Switzer and Angie Tracy. Hattie Allard
stood 100 for the term.
Whee1ock.
Curtis Bean, who lived on George
Beams farm, has gone where "the wood
bine twineth.'
Ward Bradley saw deer in his field
| the other day, but was not quite as badly
| surprised and frightened as was the deer
Frank Pearl was in town recently, try
ing to sell the building where he kept
groceries, but we understand he did moi
| sell it.
1 West Rup.lx&A
ID. r. Densmore moved the post-office
into his store on Wednesday last.
w. W. Coe was badly kicked by his
horse, in the head, while leading him te
water Saturday morning. He was attend
ed by DR.. c.. B. Davis.
Levi L. Aldrich and family of Suncool
N. H., have been visiting with A. L. AL
drich.-Lucius Gilfillan and wife of Wor
cester, Mass, are in town visiting.