Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-01-25

cordially greeted with the grip on
return.
Greensboro.
Rev. O. l.. Guild of Enosburgh W
announced TO preach nc the Cord
church few Sundays ago, but on a
count of the death OF relative, fail
to meet his appointment; he now
forms ms that he will preach here
31st, day and evening.
Some boys from Stannard, who 4
their salSes shall be nameless, we
arraigned before a justice Saturda
the 10th inst, on a charge for disc
DERBY conduct at meeting OF Z
Sons of Temperance at the Bend
disturbing the peace. They pie
guilty and were fined S3 and cos
The boys all belonged TO respectful
families and ought to have know
better. We hope it will be an obje0
lesson that they will remember.
Holland.
James Hamilton, Frank Jennei
Oliver Kidder, q. M. Green and &c
Green and families, and others, IA
had an attack of grip.
Mrs. G. III. Green died of grip on
| Goth inst. She was n woman OF mo
excellent character and had been
devoted member of the M. Il. churd
for thirty -four years. She lived an
died in the faith OF Christ. She W
an amiable and loving mother al
brought up her children i'm the fear
the Lord. "Her works do follow herI
Irasburgh.
DIR. Stanford has been quite sick u
past week.
E. o. Wells is home from Norwood
N. Y, for a few weeks.
There was an exhibition held I'm III
Ware school house last Friday eve.
DIR. NJ f. Smith has given up N
practice here and sought a new field
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Keith and Mr.
Lorraine Mari went to Fairfax Ia
week, to attend the funeral OF "A fathel
Hammond Kinney died Thursds
evening after a brief illness-Jol|
Lawrence died suddenly on Sunda
last.
Ira Bryant, father of Il. /. Bryan
died on Thursday last from the effec
of grip. He had been a resident
this town almost continually sine
his birth, which occurred i'm 1912 /
was a man much respected by q
who knew him.
Lowell.
The johnson Normal School stu
dents are home for a three weeks va
cation.
Some new cases of Ia grippe are re
ported this week, but the disease az
pears to be abating.
Mr.. Lucas has moved into the MIR
Goodrich house and Mrs. Ostrout ind
the Sanville house.
The oyster supper given by tn
Catholic society at the Town Hall 0
Wednesday evening of last week wa
largely attended.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Hardin
was held at the Cong. church Wed
nesday, Jan. 18th. Rev. Il. b. Phelp
of Irasburgh, preached the funera
sermon.
Mrs. Emery Durivage found he
mother, Mrs. Potter, dead i'm bed o
Friday night. She is thought TO hav
died of heart disease. The funeral wa
held Sunday afternoon, Rev. Edwi
Rose officiating.
The friends of A. A. Aseltine will b
glad to learn that he is prospecting
his business at Enosburgh Falls.
correspondent of the Messenger say
Mr.. Aseltine has recently purchase
the Archambault block and residenc
in that place, and that during the yea
he has made many friends and bui
up a fine business.
Newport.
Chas. Crawford is able TO be out af
ter long severe illness.
Thad. Powers has his new hous
ready for occupancy.
AT this writing all hopes of the re
covery of @. A Flint are given up.
Mrs. A. j. Miller was called TO Mont
gomery by the illness OF her mother.
Plans are being made for the new
block near the Memphremagog House
A Mr.. Campbell has been engage
to fill the place of Mr.. Bugbee a
principal.
l.. f. Kay has moved into room
in Exchange block. Mr.. Newcom
will also live i'm the block.
A collision occurred i'm the b. & M