Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-08-22
North Troy.

North Troy.
great republican rally, with mu-
sic, speeches and a general jubilee, at
No. Troy, on Friday afternoon next.
Hon. Geo. M. Dewey, A. ]. Maxhan,
and other popular campaigners will
be present.
WestfieId.
Rev. M. r. Chase has sold his house
to Elwyn Courser, consideration 5000.
Little Wilbur Belrose died Friday
morning, Aug. 10, of Inflammation of
the bowels.
Carl Bean has purchased his broth
er Dana's interest in the farm which
they have owned together. Dana will
move into the house on his fathers
farm formerly occupied by Abel
| Ward.
Miss Clara Thompson of Lyndon
vile, has been engaged to teach the
grammar grade in the village school,
Miss Bessie Simmonds of Montgom-
cry will teach the primary depart
ment. Miss Fife Hitchcock of Bar
ton will teach in Dist. No. 1. Miss
Cora Stiles of Irasburgh, in Dist. No.
3.
News has been received of the death
of Asa, son of A. G. and Alice Glitch
cock Raymond of Stowe, aged 8
years; trouble, inflammation of the
bowels. Mrs. E. FL. Hitchcock and
Mrs. S. L. Hendrix were in Stowe on
account of the child's illness, and E.
S. Miller and wife have gone to at
tend the funeral.
Prof. Farr of the Hydepark acade-
my was in town the 18th, the guest Of
M. S. Stone-The Misses Chase of
Morrisville, were in town last week.
Mrs. Barkerlow of Holyoke, Mass,
sister of Mrs. Peter Martin, is here on
a visit Alvah A. Hitchcock and wife
of Providence, r. L., are here on
visit The Carey brothers are here
also.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
East HardWicl.
Otis Hovey of Chicago is home on
visit
There is another creamery fever on
here
Kate (Bailey) Dewey is here from
visit, from Northampton, Mass.-Inez
(Nelson) Lovejoy of Concord, N. H.,
is at her father's.-Mrs. Currier and
Kate Stevens Of Amesbury, Mass,
are visiting in this vicinity.
Lizzie Delano Underwood of Man
chester, Wis, is here for short visit.
Mrs Luther Hyde of Littleton, n.
H., is here on visit.-Russell Kin
nerson and family visited here last
week, and little May remains for a
longer visit.
Mrs. Abbie (Stevens) Babbitt, whose
death occurred Aug. 5, was born in
Greensboro in 194S, the daughter of j.
N. and R. H. Stevens. She united
with the Cong. church at the age of
Is years. She removed to Baltimore,
Md, with her fathers family in 1855,
from thence to Williamsport, Pa. She
was married in Oct, 1878, living at st.
Johnsbury five years, thence moved
to East Hardwick. Her funeral was
from her late home on Sunday, Aug.
Z, Rev. G. P. Byington officiating, and
was largely attended. She was buried
at ST. Johnsbury. She leaves two little
girls and a husband to mourn her loss.
East Burke.
Miss Lovina L. Blake of Nacogdoches,
Texas, is visiting her niece, Mrs. w.
B. Godding.
Mr. and Mrs. E "A. Jenkins and their
daughter Allie are going to Barton to
work in the Crystal Lake House.
Guy, youngest son of Luther Frasier,
was badly hurt in the head last Thurs
day. 1t is supposed he was kicked by
horse.
Mr.. Curtis Frasier's barns were struck
by lightning last week and all three
burned to the ground with all their
with the exception of four calves.
West Burke.
Mrs. H. P. Gushing is stopping at
Rev. Changers.
w. Rattray and wife have returned
from Peaks Island.
Wendell Silsby and Bine Deane are
reshingling their mills.
Mrs. Daniel Beckwith of Ludlow is
in town.-Mrs. III. p. Gushing of Mont
pelier is visiting friends here.
Byron Clark has been at home for
q short tav-Mrs Eliza (ChanpelD |