Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-05-07

~, preaching TWO very accepCaOle
sermons.
The death of Mrs. Hubbard (Fletch-
err Hastings is reported. She was
woman we'll known and much es-
teemed, and had a wide circle of
friends and acquaintance.
A letter from the family of Henry
G. Ide of Samoa allays the fears of
those who had supposed that Mr.. Ide
was in personal danger on account of
troubles among the natives.
Sheriff Sulloway has arrested one
Gabriel Goor on a suspicion that he
murdered his companion peddler, one
Abbott, in the Groton woods in De-
cember last. The two peddlers when
last seen together entered a by road
in that town to pass through the
woods. Goor came through, but
claims that he left Abbott in the
woods overcome with fatigue and the
cold. Search has been made for Alb
| bott, but he cannot be found.
! West Burke.
Harry Wellington was in town last
week.
Glib Davis is home from Compton,
N. H., for a few days. vacation.
Grace and Robbie Hudson have re-
turned to their home in Chicago.
D. r. Densmore has been renovat-
ing the interior of his store and post
office
John Rice and wife have moved
back to their farm, having let it on
shares to Geo. Sanborn of Barton.
E.Gaskill has commenced to lay the
foundation for his new house on the
lot which he bought of Frank Trull.
w. u. Roundy has purchased the
livery business of Fred N. Davis, and
will fit it up in first class shape, add
ing some new teams.
Thomas Aldrich Of Denver, Col,
brother of A. L.. Aldrich, is visi ting
friends in Vermont and Canada. -
Myrtle Aldrich spent the Sabbath at
home.
Erwin Kelley has moved into Mr..
Fletcher's house and will care for Mr..
Fletcher.-John Donahue has moved
from Newark into Goes tenement.
VIM. Booth has sold his stock of
goods and rented his shop to Erwin
Kelley. Possession given at once.
Mr.. Kelley will keep meat market.
Warren Drown has gone to New
York, where he has work in the ice
business Walter Chappell has NOV
ed to Lyndon to live with his son,
Charles Chappell.
William Bayley moved from the
Burns house to Burke Hollow re-
Gently. Will Roundy moves into the
house they vacated. Nathan Hoff
man moves into the Treffen house.
Ward Noyes is home from n. Y,
where he is studying medicine, being
called by the sickness and death Of
his father, Moses Noyes.-Dr. George
Richardson from N. Y. was also in
town last week.
The widow of the late Abel Bugbee
died last Saturday at the advanced
age Of 90, and seemed to die of old
age. She had lived with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Holmes, several years, and
had been a resident Of Burke about 70
years. She leaves children, grand
children, great grandchildren and
great-great- grandchildren.
East Burke.
The boys have all gone fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairbrother are both
better.
Mrs. Lucia is teaching the village
school.
Mrs. D. B. Cushing has returned to
her home in North Thetford.
Wheelock.
Horace Bradley and Austin Miles
are painting their buildings.
Lila Craig teaches school in the
Morgan district and Gertie May in
West Wheelock.
Mr.. Mulligan from McIndoes, Mr..
Stuart and wife from Aspen, Col, Wis
tied at Mr.. Cree's last week.
Sutton.
Mrs. Fred and Mrs. Herman Chap !
man expect to spend few weeks in |
Boston and vicinity soon.
Mrs. Olive Harris, for so long i'll, is
reported worse and her sister Mrs |
Ordway of Barton Landing has been
here helping to care for her.
John Beckwith of St. Louis is ex-
pected home to spend some weeks Of
the summer. We learn that he has
been selling some of his real estate