Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-02-06

since, destroying hope of her recov-
cry and her life went out. Mrs Gut
Ter was the oldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Elmer Dwinell of Glover.
Amiable and lovely by nature, she
was ever the friend and favorite of all
who knew her. Having had the adj
vantages of education and culture she
spected and accomplished lady. A
few years since she married Henry
r. Cutler, young man in every sense
worthy the wife he had chosen. They
began life under the most favorable
circumstances, and the future was
full of promises Of happiness and
prosperity. But the time came when
SO much Of the mothers life was Civ
en- to the offspring that she could not
rally, and the life into which had come
the ecstatic joy that only the new
mother feels, went out forever. Such
a circumstance is always one of great
sorrow, and the tears of many will be
shed for husband, father and mother,
and the little babe left behind. Fun
eral services will be held at the Cong.
church on Thursday afternoon at 1
O'Clock.
Barton landing.
Bert Hall is sick with typhoid fever.
Howard Emerson is building a barn
in connection with his new house.
The reading given by Mr.. Chapman
of ST. Johnsbury was excellent, but
small attendance on account of the
inclemency of the weather.
Judge Austin feels that some exag-
gerated reports in regard to his illness
have gone abroad. He feels that rest
and relaxation from business will re-
store him to health again ere long.
He proposes to lay off from business
for time, and has published a card
to that effect, which may be found
elsewhere.
South Barton.
Gilbert Folsom is at work for Adds
Barber. Mr.. Barber and family have
been away on visit.
Rev. John Page, who held series
of meetings here in the fall, has set
tied in Maine, we understand.
Ladies' Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. G. w. Abbott next Thursday af-
ternoon. All are cordially invited.
Fred Craig has moved here, into
the tenement over the depot, and will
put a grocery into the basement of
the Alonzo Gray house.
Albany.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
give an entertainment and supper at
Maple Hall, Tuesday eve, Feb. z.
The concert at the close of the sing
ing school was we'll attended and
much enjoyed. The proceeds amount
ed to $50. -> 49,
Mrs. Henry Wells is improving in
health Daniel Lawrence, Who has
been confined to his bed for some
weeks, is somewhat better.
John D. Kelley has purchased the
Ira Sanders farm, hay, stock, etc. Mr..
Sanders has purchased the goods be-
longing to the Mcclure Bros.
j. B. and R. R. Rogers have bought
the goods of E. w. Tenney and will
soon put in large and complete
stock AS u. b. is an enthusiastic
the post office will be apt
to fall to him.
Communion services at the Cong.
church next Sabbath, at which time
it is expected there will be several ad- /
ditions to the church. The pastor
will be assisted by Rev. c. Fl. Merrill
Of ST. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Nathaniel johnson, whose i'll
ness has heretofore been mentioned.
died Feb. 2 of heart disease. Her
death makes the fourth in the family
which has occurred of late, all the wo-
men having died. Mr.. johnson is in
feeble health.
East Albany.
Mrs. f. w. Keith had nephew and
wife from Franklin Co. visiting her
asst week.
Mrs. Carr and four children from
Mass. have been visiting her brother,
Lorenzo Claiborne, for few weeks.
Mrs. James Boswell of Barton has
been at E. Wells for two weeks help
ing care for her father, who has been
Ill.
The friends and neighbors of Al
fred Daniels and wife, to the number
Of ninety, gave them a house warm
ng and surprise visit on the eve of
Jan. 81. They were presented with
an extension table, q large rocking
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