Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-02-15
South Barton.

Ezra Winchester, an aged citizen,
died at his daughters, Mrs. G. L.
Drown, Feb. 18th, after short illness
of grip. Mrs. Winchester died about
five months ago. They were highly
respected people and will be missed
by all; his age was II years
Albany.
numbering is brisk these days.
Mrs. O. P. Miles recently fell and
broke a wrist.
Mrs. DIR. Barnes has returned to her
home in Oxford, N. III.
Henry Grover has moved from East
Hardwick to his fathers new house.
Stephen Vance mas SO far recover
ed as to be able to ride to the village
George Kidder has been sent to the
town farm, where she will be we'll
cared for
Mrs. Abby Chamberlain is caring for
Mrs. I. III. McClary, who is in poor
health.
The cold weather stopped the grip,
and there is now but little sickness in
town.
Mrs. J. B. Hovey and daughter have
hired Roswell Kidder to help carry on
their farm.
M. B. Chafey, A Frasier and W. w.
Williams were chosen delegates to the
League convention.
1t is reported that S. G. Kimball and
wife will soon return home from the
West to make their home here.
Henry Whittemore and wife are
home from New York, assisting his
parents, who are still in poor health.
The entire mail which left here on
the the 9TH inst. returned home the
next day safe and sound. Who is re-
sponsible?
A Mr.. Lumbra from Lowell had
both lips cut open, making a double
hare ip,by block thrown from saw
in the tub factory, last week. DR..
Campbell dressed the wound with
hare lip pins, and hopes there will be
but little deformity.
East Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa Fairbrother
and Will. Farr are on the sick list.
Irvie Norcross and wife were in
town last week visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Thomas Hughes, who has
been very sick is on the gain. Mamie
has returned to her work in
N. H.
There will be a donation for the
benefit Of Rev. A. J. Dutton on We'd
nesday evening, Feb. II. Oysters
will be served at the new church, All
cordially invited. "A
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent are sick
Most of the sick are better.
Mrs VIM. Pierce is seriously ILL
Mrs. E. M. Buchanan, who has been
sick with the grip is convalscent.
Edward Joslyn recently had his
face hurt and cheek bone broken by
the running away Of a horse he was
driving.
A few days since the remains of the
mother of Mrs. John Trip were
brought to the Center cemetery for
interment. She was daughter of
Jacob Twombly, one of the pioneer
settlers of this town. When a COM
paratively young woman she was left
a widow, and for several years had
the care of her seven children, one of
whom died in early manhood, the
others all surviving her. In early life
she united with the M. E. church.
Her last years were spent in the home
of her son, Richard Jenness of Bos-
ton, where she died at an advanced
age.
Evansville.
J. w. Brown & Son have bought
Geo. Bickford's house.
Geo. Bickford has bought the III.
Foster house, paying 81 900 for it.
E. Foster got quite badly hurt by
falling from pile of logs recently.
Fred Huntoon has rented John Mar
shall's farm for one year, paying $40.
Mrs. W., B. Guild and daughter went
to Burke and Lyndon last week on a
visit.
HI. Foster has started his shingle
mill and is getting large stock of
lumber.
S. R. Potter is hard sick with the
grip, and his recovery is doubtful
The other cases are all better at this
writing.