Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-01-02

/ served by union services ut the Col
gregational and Methodist churchd
alternating between the two churchd
Chester Pearson is teaching scho
in South Albany. Re walked the I'D
tance, IA miles, at the rate Of mi
in fifteen minutes, last Friday.
showed he was anxious TO get home|
Miss Minnie Williams goes to Syrl
cuse, N. y, to attend a business ed
lege. Miss Williams will be missI
in this place, as she was efficient nd
in the Congregational society, N
also in the w. @. II. u. work. IN
friends presented her with n nil
gold watch on Christmas eve.
Christmas exercises passed off vel
pleasantly at the Congregation
church last Monday evening. III
rich and poor, and both pastors we'
kindly remembered. Mr.. and MI
Harlow received n nice china tea 4
and Mrs. Eddy an easy chair from !
Sabbath school class; Mr.. Eddy II
ceived nice upholstered chair fro
his parishioners.
Our community was surprised Il
Monday morning TO learn OF the dea
of Sarah, wife Of ID. p. Gray, as on
a few knew of her serious line
Mrs. Gray has been troubled with
inherited heart trouble for years,
has been able TO be around and
fore her death she was stricken do
with stomach and heart troul
which terminated fatally ON Mond
morning. She was the last memI
of the Whipple Morse family. /
funeral was held on Wednesday
the Methodist church, Revs. EdN
and Harlow officiating. Her de;
seems peculiarly sad, as her o.
child, Nora, died just seven mon
previous to Mrs. Gray's death.
Gray has the sympathy OF all in
great bereavement.
Craftsburv.
Almon Leach has rented his farm
j. II. Poor purchases an organ
his girls.
Herbert Udall lost horse recent
from falling over an embanlxment.
w. @. Boslin, a guest at Mr. Pill
hotel, who has had long sickness
able to be out again.
Ed. Simonds has rented a place
Hardwick, and will move there "a
week. Sorry to lose him.
Mrs. a. B. Pike is home again
Emma Hoyt of Burlington has retu
ed. - Jerry Douglass OF Barre
among recent visitors.
a. a. Bridges and wife visited
Morrisville recently. ~ Harvey ii
and VIII Cass OF Lyndonville, sr
Christmas here. - ID. f. Andrus
wife were home New Years. d
Brooks and Walter Wheeler have
turned from Eden.
The former principals of our Ad
envy, Mr.. Day and Prof. Hazen,
congratulated on their new apo
ments Mr.. Day TO Mason Sto
position in East Hampton, Mass,
/ Prof. Hazen to the position Of Cou
Examiner for this county.
Charles Witt, who has been sick
n long time, il better, and IN In
shop again. - Mr.. Cbilds is suife
from n broken and crushed ankle 4
the effects of a rolling log.
Spencer is improving from a Sc
illness. - James, and James And
son Jr., are convalescent.
The officers of Meridian Sun I'D
were installed last Tuesday eve;
a number of invited guests were y
ent. The Grand Master of Verm
Mr.. Bacon, gave an able address W
was of interest. Many went To
Eagle hotel for refreshments.
regular meeting OF the Lodge, inc
ing work, on Wednesday.
East Craftsbury.
John Babcock Jr. was thrown
the snow roller and srrained his an
and is laid up for repairs.
Jas. McEwen is financially EN-
raised, but it is thought he will be
to settle with his creditors wit
cost.
Mrs. DIR. Corey from the We
here on a visit. - VIM. Findley
Nebraska, his wife and two chill
are here on visit.
Derby.
A little girl of Fred Reynold
sick with scarlet fever.
Rev. Chas. Gould returns TO Ne
Theological Seminary this week
ID. f. Andrus and wife spent
Xaor1s with his father I'm Craftal