Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-01-04

Our sick list is so large that we will
not take the space to enumerate.
Sarah Bryant, who has been insane
for some years was, recently taken to
the asylum at Brattleboro.
The cheese dividend for September
and October, the last of the season,
was declared last week.
G. w. Wheeler and family were
called to Enosburgh, last week, TO at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Wheeler's
aunt, Mrs. Henry Dow.
Jay.
S. Edgar Chase has gone TO Essex
on visit.
Mrs. Gibson's mother from Potion,
p. O., is visiting her.
VIM. Blasdell's daughter is home
from Burlington school.
Nelson Dodge has buried his little
boy, and his wife is sick with grip.
Mrs. H. r. Farrell, who has been at
Franklin Falls, has returned home.
III. G.. Banister has started his mill.
A number of teams are drawing logs.
Ida Recor is home from Newport.
caring for her folks, who are siclS.-J.
e. Chase is sick with grip, and most
of the families in the village have one
or more members sick with il.
Charles Crandall and wife from Ohio
are here visiting his mother and
friends. He went there a number OF
years ago, was married. and this is
the first time he has been home.
Lowell.
A new boarder at Will Green's.
Hattie Wetherby is making a New
Years visit in town.
The Doctor reports over sixty
patients sick with the grip.
Ellen Kinsley picked handful Of
pansies in the garden, Christmas day.
Levi Wheelock's front yard looked
as green January as it is some years
the first of May.
Morgan Center
Seymour lake closed up Friday
morning Jan. 1, the latest il has been
known to close up with ice for many
years.
Mrs. Hattie Thomas, our organist,
wishes TO express her thanks to the
friends at Morgan Centre, for the nice
hanging lamp she received as Christ
mas present, Friday eve. Dec. 25, and
also to the friends at Morgan Corner,
for the nice glass set she received
there Thursday eve. the "a, as she
was organist there at that time.
Newport.
w. E. Longeway has put up barn.
Willie Richards is clerking for Law
renee 81 Lorrimer.
Mr.. E. Buck spent the holidays at
Springfield, VT.
Prouty & Miller have stopped saw
ing for three weeks.
j. L. Twombly starts for California,
next Tuesday.
@. p. Story is i'm Boston and Fall
River, this week on business.
Chas. Flint and Mrs. Grout are very
low.-Mrs. Lee seems a little better.
A great many are sick with the grip.
H. S. Lawrence is sick again.
Postmaster, II. G. Gale, has been
quite sick for two weeks.
B. F. Moore's overall factory has
been shut down for a week.
b. A. Curtis is home from Hartford,
Conn, and is finishing up his house.
Mrs. @. NJ. Bailey is quite sick with
grip, or some similar disease.
At the election of officers for the
Baptist S. S., no changes were made.
The Frost Veneer Co.'S. Mill shut
down last Friday, until further notice.
Rev. A. Gregory preached an excel
ent serm on in the NJ. Il. church, last
Sunday by way of exchange with Rev.
Mr.. Cooper.
By the bursting of water pipe in
the tenement of Avery and jerks
store, the latter were well wet down;
the loss to Mr.. jerks is considerable.
Clayton Butler, an employe I'm the
Memphremagog House, went home
from his work Friday night, was taken
down with typhoid pneumonia and
died the next Thursday noon. His
funeral was held on Saturday at the
home of his mother, Rev r.. l.. Olds
officiating. His mother and sisters
have the sympathy of the community
in this sad bereavement. His age was
about 81 years.