Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-02-08

as babe reposes in it's parents arms.
She had ten children, four of whom
Jenkins, Rockford, ILL.,, III. B. Jones,
Victory, and L. F. Jones, Island Pond.
There are also Is grandchildren and
% great grandchildren to mourn
their loss.-Republican
West Burke.
One day last week Mrs. Oliver Fogg
was thrown from a sleigh striking
upon her shoulder and dislocating it.
From the sth of January to the 1st
of February, Rev. P. N. Granger Of
fciated at eight funerals, and there
were eight more in the same time in
the vicinity at which others officiated.
The G. A. R. encampment and
Woman's Relief Corps of this place
was represented at Montpelier on
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week
by Perry Porter, A. B. Smith, Carl
Gilfillan, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Gilfillan,
Mrs. Cummings and Mrs. Roundy.
Fred Roundy is running four lum-
Der teams from his Way lot to the
Roundy mill at the upper end of the
mill. He intends to get in 400, 900 feet
of sawed timber and 100 cords of sim
gle stuff, which will about clear the
lot. Wendell Silsby is logging from a
so acre lot bought Of the Woodruff es-
tate He will get about 100000 feet
from the lot, all of which will come to
his village mill.
Harmony Lodge No. 33 I. O. G. T.
at their regular meeting, Feb. 1st, in
stalled the following officers for the
ensuing quarter: ]. A. Berry, @. T.;
Miss Cora Gilman, V. T.; Jos. Otis,
Sec; Mrs. w. E. Chase, S. J. T.; J. J.
Sulloway, F. S.; Mrs. M. A. Varney,
Treas; Harris Colby, Chap; Warren
HENDERSON, M; Jessie Parent, G.;
Eddie Burns, Sent: Mrs. B. w. Ber-
ry, D. NJ; Miss Edna Hall, A. S.;
Rev. P. N. Granger, P. B. T.
Sutton.
n. K. Campbell is sick at Newport.
The village school closed Friday
with very interesting exercises by the
children.
Charles Ball recently sold piece Of
wood land to J. D. Willard for $3.50.
for $175, and Mr.. Anger sold it to
Charles Taft for 5000. All in one day.
East Burke.
Misses Mamie and Mabel Stafford
have gone to Utica, n. Y.
Mrs. Walter Counter is in Lawrence,
Mass, caring for sick mother.
Harry May has a singing conven-
ton at this place, Feb. II, Is and 10.
The Dist. Ministerial Association Of
the NJ. E. church holds it's meeting
here, commencing Tuesday evening
of this week.
Wheelock.
There were three births and two
deaths in Dist. No. 4 last year.
Reuben Kelley and wife have been
at ST. Johnsbury the past week car
ing for some one sick.
Fred Brooks is better and will be in
his shop soon.-John Meserve is gain
ing slowly.-Mrs. Jillson is better and
is back at G. Fletcher's.
Lyndon.
The Lyndon Carriage Co. are getting
out about 80 new buggies.
L. K Quimby, wife and daughter
have gone to r. l., and from thence
will soon go to Chattanooga, Ga, and
still later to California.
Alonzo F. Newell was found dead in
his bed at the Corner one morning
recently. He was ill with the grip
and probably died of heart failure.
Island Pond.
Judge Storrs is recovering from
hard sickness.
Several of the schools have been
closed on account of sickness among
teachers and scholars.
Rev. Mr.. Dixon of Lynn, Mass, has
accepted call from the Cong. church
and has begun his labors.
Rev. A. H. Wheeler, by an urgent
appeal to his people, succeeded in dis
tributing a large amount of clothing
poor.
ORLEANS COUNTY COURT.
The February term of the court con-
vened on Tuesday last, Hon. Henry
R. Start, chief judge, presiding, Hon.