Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-12

Ii. AlAOly OOdiilOINA, Bun u Goduluei
Stanford, died very suddenly of heart
disease on Wednesday last. He had
been ailing for some time, but his
death was not expected. He was a
young man of good character and of
much promise, having acquired a good
reputation in his profession. His
death casts profound sorrow over
this community. He leaves parents,
sisters and many friends to mourn his
untimely end. Funeral services were
held on Sunday, Rev. Johnson, assist
ed by Rev. Phelps officiating, large
congregation being present.
Jay.
A. Hiland has rented III. G.. Banis-
ter's house and moved in.
Bud E. Chase of Blue Earth City,
Mimi, is visiting relatives here at
present.
S. B. Wakeman is quite low; has
been i'll all summer with a heart
trouble.
R. E. Chamberlin of Nashua, N. H.,
is here. The first time for twenty
seven years.
Mrs. E. @. Percy has rented her
place to A. Sisco, and is going to
Manchester, N. H.
James Sisco is home from Man
chester, N. H., where he has been at
work the past season.
Paine & Blasdell have shut down
their mill, and put their help into the
woods cutting logs for winter stock.
The remains of AFRO B. Chamberlin,
an old time resident of Jay, late of
Potion, P. O., were buried here Dec.
10th. AZ
Mrs. j. E. Chase is on the sick list,
cause spinal difficulty. Mr.. Chase has
been housed up for week with cry
sipelas.
Lowell
The South mill and machinery is
sold to Cambridge parties.
Frank Pronto has rented the Co
burn house and will move to the viii
lage.
Jerome Tillotson's boy "monkeyed"
with the board saw and cut his hand
badly.
Hugh Sinclair cut his foot quite
badly last Saturday while chopping
wood at Jerome Powers.
See publisher of the MONITOR on
evening and Friday fore
noon of this week and fix up for your
papers next year.
The many friends of Mr.. Erwin Sim
clair will be pleased to hear that he
graduated with honors from the semi
nary at Oberlin, Ohio, and has accept
ed call to preach for Cong. church
in Kansas, at a salary of $500 year.
The regular meeting of Hazen Post
and w. r. @. occurred on Friday ev-
ening, Dec. 9th. Henry Newton was
elected commander of the post and
Mrs. Isabel Farman of Westfield presi-
dent of the Relief Corps for the en-
suing year.
Miss Mary Hall, whose sudden death
brings sadness to so many hearts, es-
oecially among the young people, was
BORN in N. H., in 1912, came to Fair
fax, VT, when quite young, taught a
Jew terms of school, and then entered
The Fairfax Institute, graduating in
$3.50, since which time she has taught
when able to do SO, having taught in
LII fifty or fifty-one terms. She COM
her ninth consecutive term
n the primary department of the viii
age school, Dec. 9TH, was stricken
With apoplexy soon after getting up
he next morning and only lived half
In hour. She has been for many /
years recognized leader in all Christ
an and temperance work, and ready |
or the summonsito 'come up higher"
Since her mothers death she has lived |
most of the time with her sister, Mrs.
". E. Curtis.
Newport.
The MONITOR agent will be at post
'ffice on Thursday forenoon of this
week. See him and get your club pa
,ers.
Newport Center.
Francis Perkins, who recently went
o Boston, Mass, has found employ
nent in the same shop with his broth
II Clarence. .4t.4s
The MONITOR agent visits the post
,ffic0 on Thursday aftarnoon and au-
ming and wants to see the subscribers
# this paper.
The twentieth marriage anniver-
airy of Mr.. and Mrs. Hazen Meacham
vas observed at their home Tuesday
the 9Th, inst, large number