Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-11

our most prominent citizens, j.
Wilcox. He has been in poor healt
for a number Of years, but able 90 al
tend his business most OF the time. II
had not been as well for few day
but was able TO be about. Thursda
a, m. he went TO his sons, who liv'
few rods from his home, stayed
while and then went to the barn. Whc
he went into the house he was take
with a chill and before they could g,
a physician was past help. His dil
ease was spinal trouble, which wei
to the brain. He lived until o'cloC
the next day, but was unconscious q
the time. He leaves an invalid Wit
who is nearly heart broken, and thr'
sons, o. p. and Wilbur, who can
from New York, but not in time TO 81
their father alive, and Sumner, q
youngest son. The family have Il
sincerest sympathy Of the entire cor
munity.
Morgan Center
J. f. Elliott has started his saw mi
VIM. Scribner has finished loggiI
and moved from camp the 4th.
Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. Sprague
Boston, Mass, are visiting at @.
| Thomas.
George Irving OF Berlin, N. \
spent Thursday and Friday with j.
Gray.
The infant child OF Mr.. and nj
Leon Burroughs died the 3d in|
Much sympathy is expressed for 4
parents.
The spring term of school i'm distr
No. will commence May ? and cd
tinue eight weeks under the instrI
ton of Miss Annie Litchheld.
Newport.
1. p. Plummer is back from Mont
al.
Horace Lawrence is making repa
on his house.
Mrs Geo. Flint and @. p. Story
in Boston after new goods.
Il. Lane has stalxed out his lot
is nearly ready to dig the cellar.
At the annual meeting OF the Cley
land Chapter the following oflic
were elected: o. l.. Grow, II. r.;
S. Root, X; l. p Plummer, s.; G.
Story, G. of H.; o. N. Green, r..
H; G. r. McDermaid, p. $; II.
Cushman, NJ. of LIST v; b. Watki
NJ. Of 2nd "; @. II. Green, M. OF
"; r.. J. Wright, treas; J. II. Kin
patrick, sec.
Newport Center.
Frank Hildreth is home from Pl
adelphia, Pa, where he has been
tending school the past winter.
Walter Whipple is at home fr
Middletown, Conn, where he
been at work for several years.
The w. r.. @. will give an enterta
ment at the G.. A. r.. hall Friday eve
ing, Apr. 10. supper will be serv
The public invited.
The G. A. r. Post have changed
time of holding their meeting fr
the first Monday i'm the month TO
first Friday.
An Englishman by the name Ca
idge with his family arrived ha
from Liverpool on Wednesday, N
80, and are the guests of S. O. VIII
pie. Several years ago Mr.. Whip
adopted a boy OF the family TAX
him from the Children's Home
Canada and now the family have co
over to make themselves n home
protective America.
Leon II. Cowell, son OF Rev. S.
Cowell, died April L, and his FUND
services were held at the Bap
church Apr. 3, Rev. John Vance
fciating. He was twenty ye
of age. He was an only child.
mother died when he was very yol
but he has been tenderly cared for
loving and ahectionate step mott
lAS lltS bCSAi a RANsAA HAAiNA % hNttA -
his life, but has accomplished m
than a great many young men v
good health. He was a member
the Free Baptist church and an
emplary and devoted Christian.
bereaved parents have the heart
sympathy OF ALL
Wcstficld.
Lillian Wright took a trip to Bos
last week.
w. ID. Miller started his lumber
last week Wednesday.
Mr.. Shillitto has been engaged
run the cheese factory again the ed
ing season.
Miss Ada Brown has been enga
TO teach the school i'm the Mill dist
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