Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-11-01

town visiting friends.
Mary, daughter of Willard Gage,
who has been gradually failing with
consumption died on Sunday, Oct.
oath. Mary was one of our most
promising young ladies'; good
scholar, excellent teacher, faithful
Christian, and her death was tri-
umph. Mr.. Cages family have
been sadly afflicted of late. Mrs.
Henderson, sister of Mary, died very
suddenly at Newport last winter.
Myra, her surviving sister, was sick
for year, with spinal MENINGITIS,
and barely escaped death. Mary
and Myra have kept house for Mr..
Henderson since his wife's death.
the girls were greatly attached to
each other, and their separation is
hard blow for Myra, through her
dying sister entreated her to ''bear
the stroke bravely." The family
have the sympathy of all. The
funeral was attended at the residence |
of Mr.. Henderson on Tuesday, Rev.
MI. Wild of Newport officiating.
East Craftsbury.
Dea. Dutton lost valuable OK re-
Gently with spinal trouble.
JAS. W. Simpson is still improving
in health and John Simpson, Esq,
has returned to his business at New
York city.
AS Andrew Graham was driving a
drove of cattle down in Maine, the
drove ran on to a suspension bridge.
and it broke precipitating about 80
into the river below some of them
were injured so that they had to be
slaughtered, but we believe the loss
light.
Property sold we'll at the DR.. Co.
rey auction, Friday, but most of it
was bought by the administrator and
relative from Troy. There was no
by bidding for the auctioneer told US
so. We understand Mrs. Corey has
engaged rooms at S. E. Morse's,
which she will occupy for the pres
ent.
Derby
Potatoes sell at auction for 25 and
261a cents per bushel.
A. Morrill, recently set fine monu-
ment, valued at $500, in the ceme-
terry where his father, mother and
sister are buried. 1t was manufact-
ured by w. N. Howard.
Glover.
Charles Lawrence is repairing his
) mill and putting in another wheel.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Dwinell have
returned home. Mr.. Dwinell is
improved in health.
W. Morse and Mr.. Wright have
rented tenement of A. E. Norton,
and lave taken possession.
Amos Lamont has rented Mr..
Denio's farm in Glover for one year
paying $3.50 for the use of it.
Quarterly meeting at the M. E.
church next Sabbath; Love feast
: at 10 o'clock. Rev. j. Thurston
will exchange with the pastor.
West Glover.
t Mr.. E. O. Randall is quite unwell.
OIin Skinner started fol- home last
week.
Mr.. Bukley is selling off his stock
and getting ready to leave his farm.
Geo. King teaches the winter term
e of school in the Seaver District, in
+ Craftsbury.
Frank Thorp who for some time
has been in Mass, returned home a
few weeks ago.
q Chas. F. Cutler is back on his
farm again; S. M. Skinner has
! moved back into his house.
:. 1rasburSh.
Mrs. Chandler Dewey has gone to
Woodstock to live with her brother.
It S. w. Beauclerk IS away on his
annual duck shooting expedition in
e Illinois.
There will be series of meetings
e in the M. E. church this week, be-
). ginning Tuesday evening.
d L. and E. A. Holbrook have rals-
d ed the past season on one and a
quarter acres of land, 181 bushels
% of nice corn.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Brewster
W returned from their wedding trip
last Wednesday evening. Then
Is relatives and friends gave them a re-
if ception at g. B. Webster's.
% John Ord's family is moving into
the new block. He has secured a
: new set of boxes and expects to have
;, them In place soon, when arranged
1t he will have as tasty post-office as
I. there is in the county.
A CARD.-We wish to extend our sin.
, cere thanks to the many friends and
neighbors, for their kind assistance and
II sympathy during the sickness and burial
!. of our beloved son Harry, also for the
t. beautiful floral offerings. May God bless
you all in this life and finally save you
with the heavenly hosts above.
d. H. WEBSTER.
=. E. d. WEBSTER.
. The Good Templars have elected
. the following officers for the next
quarter: John E. Stanford, G.. T.
y Julia L. Leach, V. T.; G.. H.
Phelps, sec. Carrie K. Allen, F. S.