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

from the effects of paralytic shock
which she received Sunday. The flu
neral services were held Thursday
Rev. J. K. Fuller officiating.
Almon Trip, of whose sickness
mention has been made, died Friday
He was a young man of excellent
qualities, and the family have the
sympathy of all in their sad bereave-
ment. Funeral services were held
Saturday.
Albany.
Ed. Woodbury. and Guy Rushleau
have returned to Burlington.
On Sunday, July Is, seven persons
were received in full membership in
the M. E. church. One young lady
was baptized.
On Thursday evening, July 81, the
Epworth League will give an enter
tainment entitled stThe Temple of
Fame" at Maple Hall. Refreshments
will be served during the evening.
Mr.. Lecknor has moved into w.
Eldridge's house Mr.. Pike, of the
firm of Pike & Royce, has moved to
Mr.. Cowles' house, into rooms former
ly occupied by Mrs. Newcomb.
Mrs. W. J. Campbell and children
from Burke are visiting at Mr.. Searles'.
Mrs. Cora (Tenney) Buck and son
are visiting friends in town. = Miss
Nellie Barnes is visiting at Stephen
Vance's. = Mrs. Abbie Coolidge and
Kate Coolidge, from Boston, have
been visiting at I. T. Pierce's. Miss
@. has gone on to Chicago.-Mrs. Myr-
tie Gobar is stopping with her mother,
Mrs. Brown.
South Albany.
Miss Jennie Brock of Boston is Wis
iting her mother.
E. E. Rowell and wife, Olin Rowell
and wife and number of others are
occupying their cottages at Westmore.
Elmer Douglass is home from Cady's
Falls, preparing to do blacksmithing
for the public.
East Charleston.
Miss Iva Sweeney has returned
home from New York.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wolcott from Lowell are visit
ing Mr.. Walcott's parents.-Prof.
Royter of New York has been visiting
at Wilson Bucks.
On Monday morning, July 19,when
Willie Stoddard went to his barn to
10 his chores, his horse was missing.
It was traced to Barton Mountain and
hen lost track of until Monday night,
when John Ballou, who was returning
rom Barton, met a man leading a
white horse that he thought was the
ms, who took the thief to E. Charles
on, where he was tried before Justice
'treeter and bound over to county
curt. He is now in Jail and gives his
lame as VIM. Johnson, of Springfield,
lass. He has probably stolen other
Kings that have been missed in this
'icinity.
SrOwningtOn.
Mr.. Oscar Denison of Oakland, CAL,
as been visiting his cousin, A. E.
)enison of this place.
o L. D. Wilson and his son Eugene
wilson.
The school at the Center taught by
IRIS. Bailey of Barton Landing, closed
Wednesday, July IL, with a picnic in
!. B. Going's grove.
Evansville.
Will Flanders paid a flying visit to
riends here the past week.
If any one is in search of the post
flee it will be found at the residence
James Randall, he being our new
ostmaster.
Alfred Trip has returned from
'ortland somewhat improved in
ealth. Mr.. Brown was obliged to
ONE before as the climate did not
gree with him.
Vest Charleston.
The berry pickers are reaping
ch harvest.
Rev. o. G. Baker and family are
amping at Morgan Lake.
The old gentleman, who died at the
own farm the 18th, was Mr.. Dion not
ixon.
Mrs. Bert Parker from Island Pond
as been here few days caring for ;
er husbands mother, Mrs. VIM. Par
err. ,
Mrs. Lila Cheney started last Tues
ay for the Worlds Fair, and will also
sit relatives in Marion, Ohio, before {