Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-01-25
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Mr.. Ryder, agent for the Baptist
Missionary Society and Publishing
House, gave an interesting discourse
at the Baptist church last Thursday
and Friday evenings. He is to assist
in the special meeting of the coming
week.
During the past week our commu-
nifty has been saddened by the death
of Mr.. and Mrs. Auretus Adams and
their grandson Frank, the elder son
of Theron Adams. They were strick
en- with typhoid form of the prevail
ing disease, complicated with pneu-
monia Mrs. Adams died on Monday,
the Is, Frank died on Wednesday, the
night after his grandmother's funeral,
and Mrs. Adams prophecy that her
husband would soon follow her, was
verified on Thursday, the 81. Many
Of the relatives were unable to at
tend the funeral services on account
of sickness. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams
have long been respected and honor
ed citizens, and will be greatly miss
ed. In their last sickness they re-
ceived all the tender and watchful
care that affectionate children and
friends could render. Mrs. Adams has
been in frail health for several years.
strength of character, who never
shirked responsibilities and duties,
calm and self possessed under trying
circumstances. Mr.. Adams was a
successful farmer, had served on the
board of selectmen for several years
and represented the town in 1882.
They leave two sons, Myron and The
ron Adams, residents of Derby, and
Mrs. Fred Hamblet of Morgan, who
have the sympathy of the entire COM
munity.
West Derby.
o. B. Sias has gone to work at the
Memphremagog House.
The grammar school gave an exhi-
bition Friday afternoon.
DR.. Patterson will occupy the pull
pit at the Chapel next Sunday at the
usual hour.
John Nelson went to Lawrence,
Mass, with a car loads of potatoes
last week.
Five were immersed Sunday, the
II, as fruits of the meetings in the
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hadley are both very
i'll, but the most of our sick people
are on the gain.
Chicken pie supper at F. b. church
last Friday evening, was well attend
ed and a good time enjoyed.
@. S. Magoon has rented his large
store to Mr.. Scott, who is moving in
a large supply of dry goods.
There was a donation party at the
Baptist vestry last Friday evening,
for the benefit of Rev. J. r. Frank
Ign.
Mr.. l. B. Bishop of Fairfax, VT, is
to open drug store on the Corner
this week. This will supply a long
felt want.
Mrs. M. @. Williams, who has been
for some weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Emma Sawyer, has gone to DIR.
Humans for the winter.
The Universalist sociable will be
held at Mrs. Ellen Fairchild's next
Saturday evening. All cordially in
vited to ATTEND.
Clinton Tucker has gone to Newton,
TO work.-John Tucker and wife have
gone to the southern part of the state,
to visit children and friends.
The schools of this Dist. convene
this morning Monday as usual, with
put the expected weeks vacation,
thus making a continuous term of |
sixteen weeks.
Glover.
South Hill has so far escaped the |
grip.
Mrs. Edith (DwinelD Mcdowell is
nome on a visit.
Thomas Buchanan is home from
Texas, and is in very feeble health.
A son at Will S. Mason's, instead of
3. S. Mason's, as we reported last
Rory Mcleod was quite badly in
ured last Monday by tree falling on
him.
The many friends of Gabriel Patter-
on will be pleased to learn that he is
IN the gain.
Fred P. Cheney is on the sick list.
William Merriam is having a hard
truggle with pneumonia. 1t is tho't
rom present indications that he will
ecover.