Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-06-19

off the dreaded end with great col
age and patience She had been|
California and spent winter In Fld
da in her struggle with the dised
Everything that care or medical Il
could do had been done for her.
was kind and generous to the pl
and had many friends wherever
was known. Her funeral was held
Friday last, Rev. Mr.. Weston of
Johnsbury officiating. Her frie|
showed their esteem, as a last tolz
by sending a mass of flowers and m 4
funeral emblems. Her death is a 4
row to neighbors and relatives, A
almost crushing blow to her NJ
band and her aged parents. III
have the sympathy of the entire cd
nifty.
West Glover.
Mrs. John Smith is on the sick 1
Mr.. Austin Rich has gone TO w
consin to visit his brothers. He \
take in the Worlds Fair before
returns.
A large number of our citizens WI
at Barton last week attending
hearing in the Cameron and Cald
wood matter.
G.S. Whitney has done a commeI
able thing in repairing the road
Glover cemetery which has been 81
ly neglected.
John Carr and family are stopu0
at Nathan Graves. Mrs. Il. O. III
dali has been spending a couple
weeks in town.
1t is Frank Gilman, not Archie
Dougall, who is painting the H.R. a
Ter farm buildings. They are m
improved in appearance.
Greensboro.
A. @. Chase is building a new nd
barn.
Geo. w. Palmer has gone TO NJ
port with tent and camp equipage Il
fishing tackle.
Shipments: Butter, tubs pit, tru
81, crates 30; cases, eggs 10. Pric
butter 10 to IS cts, eggs is cts.
A nine years old son OF John VIII
died very suddenly Sunday, June
He was about a few hours before
died. Cause blood poison.
The rain storm on Sunday washed
two bridges OIL the stage road and
lightning got uncomfortably near
Horace McLaren, struck his barn
shattered it considerable and lkille
COW. 1t also struck Thomas ID. Blad
house and stunned him, passing
him only about a foot away and All
the house full of smoke.
Holland.
A new boy baby at Frank Jennd
Lightning struck a ledge of TO
on Frank Jenness' place recen
breaking out and hurting n he
rock several feet; IL then ran aid
the ground, tearing up the turf
hurting stone i'm all directions.
Sunday, June IL, the bolt came do
killing two COWS for Il. A. FerI
which he valued at $50 each.
Irasburgh.
The Dist. No. 4 boys defeated
village boys last Saturday, TO o.
Mr.. s. w. Beauclerk is enjoying
outing with the "rod" on Canad
waters.
Mrs. John Provoncha and child
of Burlington are visiting at Eug
Seminoe's.
Rev. w. @. johnson holds meeti
in the school house i'm Dist. No. 4, o
in two weeks.
The Ladies Aid will meet with N
Moses Burbank Thursday p. m.
are cordially invited.
The Albany stage route il sal
have been let to Harrison Badl
This gives him both ends OF the TO
Landlord brennan has his ina
ance adjusted, land will now hasten
pairs SO as to be in readiness for
4th.
Several are improving their bu
ings by shingling, among the mum
are ID. II. Webster, M. r. Tibbets
T.. Wells.
Bert Holbrook and bride were
town last week. They will m
their home at Montpelier. May IA
piness attend them.
Frank Hancock has this spring n
ed forty-one lambs from thirty-th
sheep, without losing a lamb. FRI
takes care of his sheep.
Austin Lowering, who died Jun