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

Nv home of his father, David Jenkins, the
Il Rev. Mr. Lucas officiating. He was a
young man highly esteemed by all,
being of quiet and amiable DISPOSE
ton and will be greatly missed by his
many friends, and it is sad bereave-
ment to the family. The stores were
M closed during the services. The house
M could not hold all who assembled
Deacon Lyman J. Herrick died
peacefully on Thursday afternoon,
March "a, at the advanced age of
nearly so years. His funeral was held
NJ at the Free Baptist church on Sunday,
" the 9th inst, Rev. John Vance offici-
4 ating, assisted by Rev. John Smith of
St. Johnsbury and Rev. Albert Greg
M DRY and @. w. Cowell of this village.
NJ The other church gave up services and
ATTENDED the funeral. The deceased
has resided in this village eleven
years and was for several years one
wv of the deacons of the Baptist church,
and was a faithful, earnest Christian
man and a constant attendant on the
.
we believe, was born in Franklin
county and resided there until middle
life, when he moved to East Hill Troy,
and lived there several years, after
i which he moved to this town and bur-
M led his first wife. He afterward mar
ried Mrs. Sophia Percy, who sur
N wives him. He leaves one son, Seth
Herrick, and three daughters, Mrs.
VIII Hanerford, residing in r. l., and
Mrs. Henry Wells and Mrs. Geo. Kel-
ley, living in San Francisco, Cal. The
community, the church and his COM
panion suffer great loss in his death.
South Troy.
G. NJ. Batchelder has moved to
North Troy.
L. @. Hunter has taken his wife
home to her mother, and he has gone
to seek his fortune.
L. r. Smith has become sick of down
country life and has returned and
gone to housekeeping in Geo. Mar
tins house.
WI At the annual school meeting the
following officers were elected: Mod
orator, J. w. Buzzell; clerk, J. B. All
ken; collector, Geo. Boyden; COM
mittee, F. B. Hammond; treas, D.
III. Buck; auditors, G. @. Kennedy, T.
NJ. Emery, G. w. Aiken.
North Troy.
The town has go licensed dogs.
There are 454 children in town of
school years.
The fast horse men of this place,
Richford ,Abercorn, etc., have arrang
ed for a trotting Circuit. We get
our time June 1916. Purses aggre
gate $1,000.
The No. Troy school district have
chosen a committee to make investi-
cations in regard to the building of
new school house to cost So, 600. They
will report and the district will vote
ON the proposition later.
West field.
Mrs. James Conant is threatened
with rheumatic fever.
Nelson Martin has sold the Crawford
farm to Mr.. Longley for $500.
Supt NJ. S. Stone of East Hampton,
Mass, is in town for few days.
Hunts mills start up work on the
4th inst. Henry Root will run the
clapboard mill
We understand that Miss Ethel
Wright has been engaged to teach the
coming term of school in Dist. No. 4.
At the recent school meetings, Arad
Brown was chosen committee in dis
trict No 8, and T. J. House on East
Hill.
Mr.. B. G. Day held teachers exam
inations in the village school building
on Monday and Tuesday, March %
and 20.
The infant child of Will PEG died on
Friday, March %, and was buried the
following Sunday, Rev. I. P. Chase
officiating.
There was good attendance at the
sugar social given by the Congrega
tional Aid Society last Friday even
ing and pleasant time was enjoyed. |
On the 30th of March, Mark w.
Stone was married to Miss Ernestine
|Keeler of Morrisville. The cards an
nounce that they will be at their home
in Westfeld after Apr. 20.
At the village school meeting it was
voted to expend $500 in repairs on
the building, and Wallace Miller, Will /
|Gilpin and n. e. Hoyt were chosen
committee to have charge of the mat
ter. G. A. Gardyne was chosen school |
committee There will be no SDrino