Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-02-23
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HaI-OiNNicIE.

EAST Hard d>NicK.
Atherton Chase and wife are engaged
in hotel at the Adirondacks the present
season.
The question whittier or not the town
will return to the old highway district
system is to be determined at town meet
ing, Mar. 3D..
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CARD.-To friends and neighbors, and
to r. II. employees - companions of our
dear sOn-who in our affliction have in so
many ways shown their sympathy for us
and their respect and affection for him we
wish to express our appreciation and
thanks. We shall ever hold you and
your kind acts in grateful remembrance.
Mr.. AND Mrs. LEONARD w. WATSON.
east Burke
There will be Il musical convention
here the first week in March, conducted
by H. II. MAY of st. Johnsbury.
The funeral of Charles Lowell, for
mer townsman, was held at the M. E.
church last Friday. He died in North
umberand.
Mrs. Amos Lowell fell from a chair
while hanging out clothes and injured
one limb so that she was unable to step
at all.
Rev. 1. L. Smith of New York east NJ.
E. conference is spending a few days
here.
w est Burke.
Miss. Miller of Westfeld, is visiting at
Rev.P. N. Changers.
Hazen Underhill is slowly recovering
from an attack Of pneumonia
Mrs. Noah Deane is very low.-Morrill
Cole is very sick at l.. Orcutt's.
The NJ. f. sociable met this week at
Mrs. George Deans Wednesday after
noon.
Fred Davis has a colt, owned by AL
bert c. Hall of New York, that will per-
form many feats, almost like human be-
ing. 1t is worth as much to see him ma
neuver as some of the educated horses
that we read of. Fred is great lover
of horses and enjoys teaching them as
well as a school teacher does his pupils.
The third district union 1. Q. G. T.,
will be held with Harmony Lodge at
West Burke on Wednesday, March 4. 1t
is expected that there will be large del
egation present. Members of the order
from the lIth Dist. are especially invited
IN, ha fTbapa mill ha
sion in the evening, at which all are
cordially invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Silsby and family
have the heartfelt sympathy of the whole
community, i'm their great afiliction,
occasioned by the death of their little
daughter, Lulu, who was taken sick last
week Monday, and died Thursday morn
ing She was their only daughter and a
very lovely child. loved by all who knew
her. Resolutions of sympathy were pass
ed in the NJ. f. Sunday school of which
she was a member.
sheffield.
Warren Simpson has moved TO his home
in Barton.
L. T. Woodbury. has gone to n. II. to
visit his sister.
There will be meeting at the town
hall Wednesday evening, Feb. %, to see
about organizing Farmers League"
There was very pleasant gathering at
Geo. Snelling's on the 18th inst. in honor
of the 35th marriage anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Smelling, large number of
friends and relatives being present. Pray
er was made by Rev. Allen, remarks by
Rev. Atwood, and an original poem was
read by Rev. S. l.. Hedges. Numerous
presents were made.
WheeIOcIX.
John Donly has moved to Northdeld,
VT.
Mrs. j. Dow from the West is here
stopping with Mrs. Ira Dow.
Miss Sophia Blair finished a success
full term of school in the village district |
last Friday.
The Library Society will play drama,
''The Danger Signal" in two acts, at the |
town hall, Friday eve, Feb. p.
p. S. Davis sold his personal property |
at auction last Thursday and has let his |
farm to Geo. Ransom for three years.
Wheelock is booming. Three stores |
at the village, one at South Wheelock,
more change in real estate than in any
other town in the county. Now we want
shoemaker and a man for general repair
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