Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-01-23

life, wishing to live no longer after
gaining the amount from the railroad
company for damages, which he could
leave to his son and daughter. MIR
Rogers mind must have been impair
| ed to prompt him to do such fatal
| deed.-Ly1dOnUi Journal.
West Burke.
Will Coe and wife have gone to
Morrisville for weeks visit.
John Rice from Sutton has moved
into the house with Mrs. E. L. Carr.
Minnie Warren has gone to Fairle e
to visit friends and will be gone sew
eral weeks.
Carl Gilfillan has moved from the
Will Smith house to tenement in the
Ruggles block. -
Benoni Marshall, who was admins
TRAITOR of his fathers estate, has just
succeeded in settling it.
One day last week DIN Allard saw
ed from the log with a pair of light
horses, running cord of wood in
101a minutes.
E. A. Way has bought the interest
Of E. Way in the firm of E. Way &
Son, and will hereafter carry on bus
mess at the old place.
Mrs. Jesse Marshall has gone to Wi
nooski, being called there by the dan
gerous illness of anephew.-Mrs. Lulu
(Coe) Wells has gone to Claremont,
N. H., to visit her sister, Mrs. A. P.
Underwood.
James Clark, proprietor of the no
tel, died Saturday morning, Jan. Fl.
Mr.. Clark came to this place from
Newport last spring and had become
popular as landlord. He was about
40 years old. His remains were taken
to Newport for burial.
M. w. Farman, the blind orator,
will deliver a lecture under the aus
pices of the Epworth League, in the
M. E. church, Tuesday eve, Jan. 81.
Subject, 'Lord Nelson, the One arm
ed Admiral.' Admission, Is cents.
All cordially invited.
Mrs Emily Howard, wife of iona
than Powers, died Jan. Is. She had
been failing in health all through the
year and as she and her husband were
getting along in years, they sold their
home farm in Sutton last fall and
moved into the house with Mrs. Pow
ers' sister, Mrs. Clark, to spend the
winter, since which time she has failed
gradually till the end. Their son, DR..
Powers of Boston, has visit
ed her several times during her sick
ness, being here twice last week, and
her daughter, Mrs. S. K. Huse of ST.
Center, has been with her
most Of the time in her last days and
in the hour of death, to minister as
none but a loving daughter can. Mrs.
Powers was a Christian woman and
her loss will be much felt in the M E.
church, of which she has been mem
Der since early life, as well as in the
where she has always liv-
ed. Her funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon.
East Burke.
Alvin burlington died on the 18th
inst after a brief illness.
The remains of Mrs David Hunter
were brought here for burial, from
Greensboro, last Thursday.
Much sickness prevails The mea-
sles are having a run in the Pinkham
school. Father Parker and Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Counter are hard sick.
Miss Mary Harrison is on the sick
ist at N. B. Sawyer's.
The Library Association rendered
heir dramatic play last Friday eve.
we're in it did their parts exceedingly
we'll.
Mrs. Burnham's father and mother
ire visiting her.
F. R. Kimban has sold a piece of
meadow land to Amasa Chase.
Mrs. F. r. Kimball, whose sickness
has been mentioned,i is gaining slowly.
. M. P. Jenness is better.
George and Willie Sherburn will
move to East Burke, where they will
put in groceries in D. B. Cushing's
building.
East Hardwick.
The farmers are putting up ice,
which is about 10 inches thick.
George Flanders daughter, who
vas married and living at West Con-
,ord, died recently and her remains
we're brought to the Center for inter-