Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-02-01

COCk was d young HAL VI OAOiAP1eIy
character, prosperous farmer and
an exemplary citizen. In his death a
great loss is suffered. He leaves a
widow.
CALEDONIA COUNTY,.
West Burke.
Lewis Winslow is very ill with Sec
ond attack of grip.
Chas. Rowland and wife are spend
ing a few weeks visiting friends in
Mass.
Almont Silsby recently drew three
cords of wood into the village at one
load with one pair of horses.
Dea. David Hudson and wife cele-
brated their golden wedding, Saturday,
Jan. 80. A large number of their friends
and neighbors were present.
Sheffield.
Independent Grange holds meet
ing at B. Ingalls, on Saturday of this
week.
Mrs. Lizzie (Smith) Gray died Thurs
day, 28th, after long illness of con-
sumption.
Mr.. Fuller who has been living at
E. K. HIPS for some time past, died
Jan. 26. The remains were carried to
Newport for burial.
Mrs. Stockwell, who has been liv-
ing at ST. Johnsbury the past few
weeks, has moved her household goods
there and will go to housekeeping.
The event of the week was the mar
riage of Harry Chase and Tinnie
Brown; the welded couple have gone
to their home in Springfield, Mass.
Uncle Samuel Dexter is very feeble
this winter.-N. L. Folsom is confined
to his bed and his recovery seems
doubtful Charles ingalls, is gaining
slowly; his wife and his wife's mother.
Mrs. Cyril Williams, are some better,
Jacob F. Days whole family are
down with the grip.-Mrs. Bradley is
quite feeble yet from the effects of her
sickness.-Mrs. John Pearl and Mrs
Isaac Pearl are gaining.-Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin Davis are both sick.-Nearly
all sick at Job Drown's.-Mrs. Geo.
Williams is better.
Sutton.
Mr.. Sturgeon has moved into HI. A.
Blake's house.
Charles Ball came home from New
York, to attend his fathers funeral.
The parents of Mr.. Bellamy have
moved to their former home in Cana
da.
Village school closes next Friday.
The school on the South Ridge closed
last Thursday.
The aid society has bargained for a
chandelier to hang in the church. 1t
will cost about fifty dollars.
Rev. MIR. Churchill and Mrs. Church
i'll, Mr.. and Mrs. @. Parker, MIR. and
Mrs j. E. Willard, Mr.. and Mrs. Ain
ger and Mrs. N. K. Campbell are the
delegates to the ST. Johusbury quar-
terly meeting.
Levi Ball died Jan. 26 Of pneumonia.
He was one of the oldest men in town,
having been a resident for many
years. The two children who survive
him are Charles, who lives in New
York city, and Mrs. Dustin, who was
living in her fathers family at the
time of his death.
The aid society met with Mrs. L. J.
Campbell last Wednesday, and made
choice of the following officers: Pres,
Mrs. M. A. Churchill; Vice president,
Mrs. L. B. Wilson; Sec. and Treas,
G. NJ. Campbell; Com. of entertain
ment, Mrs. G. w. Colby, Mrs. J. w.
Colby, and Matte Ball.
East HardWick.
Henry lGrovoro has moved to AL
bany.
Cornelius Cole is having a severe
time with his injured eye.
Mrs. Nutting died Monday morning,
of pneumonia, following grip. Her
side her husband, who died some
years ago.
WheelOck.
Carl Rollins of w. Derby moves into
Mrs. Bullock's house
S. D. Gray, at one time very danger
ously i'll, is little better.-Mrs. M.
Dow remains about the same.-Mrs.
Charles Rogers is gaining slowly
Walker Leslie and wife, aged respect
lively 81 and IS years, are passing
through a grip attack with prospects
of recovery.
DEACON WILLIAM SPENCER.