Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-08-06

Miss Mary Nutbrown Of Sherbrooke,
P. O., who lately spent week with
her aunt, Mrs Norman Mckay, is
now working at Barton Landing.
It is reported about the county that
the republicans of this town have cap
tured the only live democrat among us.
Il 50 we are probably the champion
rep ablican town in the state.
Mrs. Riley Smith, who has been sick
several years, died Monday, July Is.
This aged sufferer has been confined
to her bed a long time, and death
seemed a sweet release. Funeral SER
vices at her late home the folio wing
Wednesday.
Evansville.
Chas. Blake's little daughter is very
sick.
Mrs. N. J. Eddy goes to Waterbury
Center on visit to her son, M. S.
Eddy.
Mrs. 0. E. Newton has been in Low
ell to see her mother, who is in poor
health.
John A. Atkins has moved into a
tenement house of the Pike Manufac
turing Co.
j. w. Brown & Son have rented
their blacksmith shop to David Grapes
who comes we'll recommended.
Mrs. VIM. Flanders and family from
Boston are visiting here.-Mrs. A. j.
Randall from Lowell, Mass, is visit
ing at James Randalps for few days.
d. HI. Randall is at home.
Francis Wells, father of Mrs. Guild :,
who has had home with his daugh-
ter for some years, passed away from
the effects Of dropsy, Aug. 2. He had
been a resident Of Burke.
East Charleston.
Clottie and Flora Stoddard attended
the last week of the Summer School
at Barton.
Moses Currier, who has been very
sick in New York, has regained his
health and is able 10 return home.
After attending the funeral of Mrs.
Carruth's mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
ruth went to Magog P. O., to attend
the funeral of Mr. Carruth's father.
Mrs F. S.Cohleigh is visiting in Cal
edonia county. = Ezra Chappe1l of
Burke and his sister, Mrs. Alice Meach-
am of Boston, have been spending a
week with Mrs w. A.Chappell.
Mrs John Bly,, who was in her sew
enty- sixth year, died July 30. She
had been in poor health for some time,
but was only confined to her bed
about two weeks. She was much re-
spected by all who knew her. The
funeral services were attended We'd
nesday, at her late residence, by many
friends, Rev. Mr.. Record officiating.
She leaves five children to mourn her
loss.
Coventry
Harry Lee has moved into the Rich
ards house. .... zaoa e, ..e.-., @..e
Israel Treaudo is raising and repair
ing his barns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salmon Nye, Mrs.
Hollis Thrasher and Mrs. Jennie Her
bert are at Bolton Springs for few
days. -r.1" !.
Minnie Williams is clerking for SAL
mon Nye in his absence at Bolton
Springs. Mr.. Nye has put in stock
Of undertakers' goods.
Frank Harvey is suffering severely
with a sore on his leg.-Pliny Metcalf
is sick with bilious fever.-Ann Kid
der is suffering with felon on her
finger.
The Irasburgh Methodist Sabbath
School has invited the M. E. school of
this place to join them in picnic in
Cyrus Metcalf's sugar place, next Fri
day.
An attempt was made last Thurs
day night to break into VIM. Tibbetts'
store and post-office. The noise
awoke Mr.. Tibbetts, who sleeps in the
store.
Mrs. Laura e. Morse is home from
n. H.-Willie Carrow is
home on a visit.-Willie Hitchcock
has returned to Manchester, N. H.,
where he is employed as a clerk in
store.
Hiram browns brother, from Lynn,
Mass, has been visiting him the past
week.-Mrs.. Nathan Shippee has gone
10 Shipton, P. O., to visit an aged Sis
Jennie Daley Bowles and
her three sons from New York are
visiting friends here. = Mary Vince
ock has gone to ST. Adams on visit.