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

is very sick with pneumonia.
Chas Norris died in Reno, New, in
December. Mr.. Norris was former
ly resident of Bloomington, but went
to California in 1885, About year
ago he came to Vermont to visit his
friends and relatives, and returned to
Reno last June, where he had resided
| for quite a number Of years. He had
a large number of friends and ac
quaintance in this section.
! West Charleston.
Will Robinson was home last week
for day or two.
Miss Ina Campbell returned to her
school on Monday last.
The young people of our village
are saddened over the early death of
Frank Adams of Derby, for whom
some of them had formed a warm
friendship during his visits to his
relatives here.
Sue Clark is very sick at j. B. Hol-
ton's.-Mrs. Wesley Carter is confin
ed to her bed and very low, at p. M.
| Seavey's Sickness is still on the in
crease and it is hard task to find
enough well ones to care for the sick.
Neither of our pastors were able to
attend to their pastoral duties last
Sabbath. There were no services in
the Cong church. Services in the
Baptist church conducted by T. L.
| Harley, who read a sermon in the
morning and conducted the meeting
in the evening, making: it very inter-
esting to all.
East Charleston.
John Buck has gone to Wenlock to
work.
spending week with his brother, @.
| G. Goodwin.
Charles Cannon3 .was:'in town last
week buying oxen for his lumber job
at Groton pond.
F. B. Lang has bought half inter-
est in Pratt's livery stable.at Newport,
and moves there soon. He sells his
personal property: at auction, next
Saturday.
Coventry.
Little Levi Dean remains very sick.
"A. II. Hancock is better.
Al. Smiths family, Mrs. Harrison
Heermon, Joseph Kidder's family and
others are suffering from the grip.
Edward Treaudo, who has been in
n0or loolth fo, ,,act unar WAS
taken i'll with the grip a few days
ago, and was unable to rally from it.
He died Tuesday evening, and was
buried in the Catholic cemetery at
Newport, Thursday. Everything
that loving hands could do was done
to save his life, the most skillful ply
sicians consulted. Mr.. Treaudo's
family have the sympathy of all.
CraftsDury.
E.B. Marcy is e-filling his store.
Will Bumps has moved sinto Dexter
Sprague's house.
E. Dutton is cutting ice, and many
are storing a supply.
A D. Marckres is very sisk with ty-
phoid pneumonia.
John Uric has rented the Daniels
house and moved in.
The town hearse was out to funer-
ais every day week before last.
Mr.. Gage of East Hardwick is clerk
ing for E. l.. Stratton & Sons.
The Sons of Veterans meet at E. B.
Marcy's hall, Craftsbury, Feb. 10.
S. L. Leavitt & Co. are fitting up
rooms for a furniture store i'm their
block.
Mr. Stephen Roberts has gone to
Chelsea, VT, on visit and will be
absent number of weeks.
R. r. Beede of Albany is clearing
cedar swamp on N. B. Williams and
employs fifteen hands and number
of teams.
Robert Patterson has commenced
buying logs again. He intends to lay
in large stock.
Mrs Ira Dutton died last week from
the effects of the grip. Mr.. Dutton,
whose health is poor, is left in bad
condition.
P. w. Aliens SON. law and wife of
Woodsvllle, N. H., have been here on
a visit The wife was taken sick and
the man was obliged to return alone.
III. S. Andrus will lecture at the Col
Inns schoolhouse, in the west part of
the town, Sunday, Jan. 7th, at p. m.
Topic, coffee Work of the Holy Spir-
it'' All are invited.