Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-07-24


fering from rheumatism.
Mrs. Amelia Baker, wife of Charles
Baker, whose illness has been men
toned in this paper, passed away at
the residence of her parents last Fri
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs Baker
moved to Waterbury last spring. On
account of ill health Mrs. Baker came
home few weeks ago, and her de-
cline has been rapid. Everything
that loving hands and the ablest ply
sicians could do was done to stay the
disease. She was the only daughter
of Mr.. Israel Treaudo Her death
seems peculiarly sad as it fol-
lowed soon after the death of her
two brothers, Edward and Israel Her
funeral was held on the Sabbath at
Newport in the Catholic church.
Much sympathy is felt for her husband
in his loneliness, and also for the pa
rents and five brothers.
Mrs. Bartlett and her daughter, Mel
lie, from Oakland, California, have
been spending few days in the place
1t will be remembered that Mrs. Bart
lett was engaged in the millinery bust
ness here a few years ago. = VIM.
! Stevens and wife have been to Hyde
| park the past week to visit Mrs. Mich
ols' sister, Mrs. Jennie Riley.-Mrs.
Eddy's sister, Olive, and brother and
wife and Frank Wolcott from Lowell,
Mass, have been visiting her-Carl
| Geer was home from Newport over
the Sabbath.-B. F. Towers grand
daughters are visiting him.-Mrs. Luz
ther Guild and her two children have
gone to Orange and Barre.-Mrs. Os-
man Badger of Barton Landing has
been visiting friends here the past
week.-David Treaudo and wife of
Hydepark were here last Sabbath to
attend the funeral of his sister.
Craftsburv.
Miss Carrie Paddock gave a reading
at Barton Landing Thursday evening.
H. z. Hartman is repairing his
house, raising up the roof and max
ing thorough repairs.
Will Bumps is suffering from frog
felon on his hand.-Major Robbins is
suffering from severe attack of
rheumatism.
Regular communication of Meridian
Sun Lodge, No. 20, at Masonic Hall |
next Wednesday evening. Work. 1t |
is earnestly desired that all members
be present, as there is important bust
ness to consider.
Mrs. Doty and daughter from Conn,
who have been visiting at III. III. Stew
Preston from N. Y. is here visiting
her parents.-Miss Abbie Pike is Wis
iting friends in Barre Mrs. Kenner-
son and daughter, who have been Wis
iting at A. B. Pixies, have returned
home.
Mrs. Lee Whitney of Boston is Wis
iting at N. HI. Kinney's. j. G. Allen
and wife were called to Bloomington
to attend the funeral of an aunt, last
Gilbert's sister,
from Newport, is visiting here.-Ed.
and Charlie Worthen, sons of Rev. H.
w. Worthen, spent few days in town
last week.-Henry Stevens of Florida
is stopping at Job Aliens.
The selectmen have taken the mat :
ter of putting the cemetery at the s
Common in better condition and have ]
Mr.. E. G. Hoyt,a very COM ]
petent man to do necessary work
about the lot and the yard. Those
who would like any special work done I
will confer with Mr.. Hoyt. 1t is as
oertained that this burying ground
contains about three hundred more :
graves than the present population of 7
he town.
East Craftsb ury.
Pliny Noodle who went West from =
1ere number of years ago, visited i
1ere last week. His wife and both of
lis children are dead. George Simp-
ION from Connecticut is visiting
riends here and in Greensboro. = :,
Hollis Gates from Illinois is visiting :
lis wife's people at this place. =
Derby.
Mrs. VIM. Paine has been seriously
Ii the past week and her daughter ;,
vas called from Boston to care for
ler.-Mrs. Joseph Bates is improving.
Chas. Place lost part of a thumb I.
nd all of two fingers from his right "
land, by the explosion of an electric o
while at work in Curtis Will
ey's quarry last Friday. \
Mrs johnson, mother of Rev. w. a
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