Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-10-31

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Page is also clerking in the store
Mrs. Geo. Prue, who has been ill ut
her mothers in Canada, has returned
to her home some improved in health.
Dexter Manning has moved into the
Blake house, also Steve Berry.-Two
families by the name of Cousins have
moved into the Sias tenement.-Joh
Aiken has moved to Newport, and
| Mrs. Ward into the tenement thus
vacated.
Mrs Maria G. Williams, who has
been so long a time i'll, passed away
/ Thursday, Oct. 9th. She has been a
great sufferer but bore it all with
Christian resignation and patience.
Services at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Amos Sawyer, the Saturday fol-
lowing, Rev. w. A. Bushee officiating.
The burial was at Berby Centre where
her husband was buried thirty years
ago.
Glover.
The w. @. T. U. meeting will be held
at West Glover Nov. s.
Mrs. r. Jones has sold her residence
to Aaron Sargent. = Amos Cook has
sold his village residence.
The Ladies' Aid will furnish a chick
en-pie supper next Thursday after
noon, supper from to o'clock.
We notice the marriage of ID. L.
Young and Eliza Nc Lellan in De
Moines, Iowa. We offer congratula-
tions.
Rev. A. Smith will spend the next
two weeks in Boston, therefore there
will be no preaching or Sabbath School
in Cong. church.
Mrs. Emily B. Phillips has gone to
S. Troy to spend few weeks with her
daughter and family. - Mrs. r. Morse
is in Lowell for a visit.
West Glover.
The residence of the late Henry CUT
Ter has been sold for 81 200.
Alison Clark and wife are visiting
friends in Boston and vicinity.
Wesley Aldrich is having his house
and creamery painted in colors, Mr..
Wilson and Mr.. Stone doing the work.
Mrs. G. A. Carr will go to Manches
ties this week to meet her husband and
join him in one of his Maine CONNER
cial trips.
Mrs. Teller is visiting her son, VIM.
Teller, at Barton.-Mrs. Elihu Wright
has been spending some time at
Greensboro with her daughter, Mrs.
Crane Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Brown
returned to their home in Rock Bot
tom, Mass, last week.
Greensboro.
John Gebbie has gone to Mass, to
visit his daughter.
Mrs. Geo. Gebbie, who has been
sick for sometime with bilious fever is
better.
Our community is saddened by the
death of Samuel w. Rice, which took
place at the residence of his daughter,
on Monday, Oct. "a. Mr.. Rice was
born at Norwich, VT, on the goth, day
of April, 1898 and came to this town
with his parents when three years old.
He was the Oldest of family of nine
children, only one of whom still sur
wives him, and lives in Ohio. Mr..
Rice has always lived in the same
neighborhood, and nearly all OF the
time on the same farm. In 1923 he
married Abigail S. Cate, who died
some years since, by whom was born
five children, only two now alive. He
has lived in the age OF all of the Pres.
of the United States, Gen. Washington
having died when he was about one
year old. He has been a regular sub
scriber for the MONITOR since its first
ssue. He was a good neighbours kind
husband and father, and was highly
esteemed in the community.
Holland.
Arthur Kimball is home from No.
Stratford on a visit.
g. @. Kimball has sold his place to
Mrs. Maria Heath.
The Advents are holding successful
revival services in the north part of
the town, while the M. E. church is
having interesting meetings with con-
versions and reclaiming of backslid
ers.
IraSburgh.
Henry Hill of West Derby has NOV
ed to his fathers house in this village.
Mr.. S. w. Beauclerk has rented the
w. d. Leach farm to Zeleva Marsh of
Westfield.
VIM. III. Fisher has bought the Amos 1
Cook house in Glover village, and will /