Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-30


Mr.. Jerome Powers suddenly drop
ped dead from heart disease W bile
at worS in the hay field Monday at
ternoon. The funeral services were
held at the Baptist church Wednes-
day morning NJ 10 O'Clock. Mr.. Powers
was veteran Of the late war and n
member of the q. A.. r..
Morgan.
Delegates to the county convention
at Barton: J. D. FaIr, +. II. Peavey
and Joseph Gray.
Mrs. Harry Waite and little boy, of
Bradford are visiting at hor sisters,
Mrs. II. a. Bartlett.
Alvin Bartlett and family, and 9TH
ers from Island Pond, are nc their
camp by the lake.
Mrs. @. 1. Moore and little girl have
gone to Willoughby lake TO visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. Lyon.
\ French family from Derby have
moved into II. =. Johnson's house,
formerly occupied by Mrs. L. A. Bray
nard.
Hollis Wheeler is here from Massa-
chusetts, looking after his farms and
also buying some horses to take back
with him.
Chas. Allbee and family are here
from New York visiting friends and
relatives. - Geo Cobb has returned
home from New York where he has
been for the past few months. Glad
to see Geo. again.
Morgan Center
Mrs. a. G. Sawyer is visiting rela-
tives in Dixville, p. @.
Bert Elliott has moved into the
Bush house.
Henry r. ich is sick with a heart
trouble Five members OF George
Maxwelps family arc sick with mea-
sles.
Mrs. A. G. Sawyer and family ex-
tend thanks to the public for assist
ance and sympathy on account Of the
death Of Mr.. Sawyer.
Newport.
A. @. Sleeper sprained his wrist
by falling in his barn.
\ deer was seen July 22 on the hin
west OF a. p Vance's.
Miss Henry Ross and daughter Of
st. Johnsbury are visiting 40 O. Il.
Ranney's.
VIM. Willard, agent in @. z. Office,
of Boston, Mass, is spending his va
cation in town.
Henry Lowe and wife, Mrs. Stone,
and Mrs. Magorerine OF Ftchburg,
Mass, are visiting at Xix. Newland's.
The Lanes are soon 10 advertise the
Haywood Celebrities and the Julian
Jordan Company for concert enter
tainment.
Rev. L. A. George and u. d. Camp
went TO Westmore Wednesday a5 del
egates TO the installation services OF
Rev. Q. Q. Gin.
Rodney McDonough was in town
TO complete the ARA nge-
ments for The excursion 30 the Ma
tional Encampment no Pitts5urg, in
VIII Hight started for England last
Friday, and expects to be gone one
month on n visit 20 his old home
Odds has gone 20 Saxton's
River on his bicyele.-O. @. Miller has
gone TO New York on businscs trip
for the international Lumber 90.
Rev. n. II. Hartman OF Springfield,
Mass, gave a very interesting adj
dress at Fields Opera Hall last We'd
nesday night on the "Morrin Care"
with his man, +. II. Rogers, who took
the cure one year ago 40 Brattleboro,
who testifies to the merits OF the cure.
On Wednesday last, at about pm,
the lightning struck the barns Of w.
Hines, about four miles down the lake,
and burned three barns, a shed con
tanning 40 tons of hay,50 bushels oats,
a calf and some tools. Insured for
500 in the VT. Mutual. Samuel Nc
Clellan occupies the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. w. Root passed the
65th anniversary Of their married life
July 26. 1t is hoped that in the near
future, on the arrival OF their son
George and some other members o
the family and old acquaintances, 90
celebrate the occasion when a more
notice will be given.
II. A. Lougee and bride arrived Il
town last Tuesday and will go 4
housekeeping i'm G.. w. Smiths nous
ON Prospect street.-Chas. Case AM
wife of Chicago are In town. Mr.