Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-23

town, by her many and generous
gifts. Though gone from our midst
she still lives in her works and we
feel that we have great cause TO blosd
and revere her memory.
West Glover.
Miss Clara Fisher has gone TO New
port to work.
Leon Cook from Yarmouth, Me.
was here to attend the funeral OF hid
mother.
Mrs. James Dow has gone 90 Hat
ley, p. O., to see her mother who
very low.
Miss Amy Partridge teaches I'm ca
Anderson Dist.-Miss Eme l.. Clark
who is attending the Derby academy
will teach one of the village school
in that place.
Mrs. Bassett, mother of Mrs.
Vance, died Apr. 10, and her funera
was held on the following Sabbath 4
Mr.. Vance's where she has been liv
ing, Mr.. Grimes officiating. Her re
mains were carried TO Albany for In
terment.
Mrs. Q. s. Cook, who had a paraly
tic shock Mar. 8, and has gradual
failed since then, passed away O
Monday night. The funeral was hel
at the residence OF her son, JUST
Cook, Rev. j. Mcdonald oniciatin
Her six children were all present. Sl
has been long time resident and ha
many friends who sympathlge wit
the family.
Greensboro.
@. w. Wheeler has rented n
Nichols paint shop and is prepared
do all kinds OF wagon, house or sia
painting. He will live in the Mn
Philbrook house.
Thomas Wilson has bought u
farm, stock and tools at the old Mos
Hams place, which he has occupi,
the past year. Mr.. Wilson has spo
considerable time i'm looking arou
in this town as well as In others sic
ated in other counties, and we
glad to have him conclude TO rema
with us.
Holland.
Geo. II. Judd and wife are VISIT
friends in Derry, N. II.
Daniel Hall is sick with rheumatis
DIR. Human OF Charleston il atten
ing him.
Augustus Lowell got quite bad
hurt at Caswell s. Sons mill, by p
of boards falling on him.
Daniel Bryant has rented his De-
born place to VIM. Eaton.-B. II.
rome rents his farm to George sylr
Mr.. Tice is rebuilding his saw m
a.. II. Moulton doing the work
expects to have the mill up and
lumber sawed before haying.
James Judd, who for several ye
suffered severely with asthma, SO
time recently suffered quite a sew
illness, TO discover when he got
again that his asthma had left h
We hear OF instances where tho sd
ugly as it averages TO be, leave
person better than when IL attacl
him.
w. II. Osgood and J. T.. Good
have formed a co partnership and
putting i'm n distillery near j. A. Br
ford's store and will manufacture
dar oil. The cedar Is so scattered
the price of oil is so low that II lo
as though the boys might find II ra
er uphill business, but w. Ia. sec
to like uphill business best late
and j. Il. has always succeeded I'm
ting to the top OF the Hin. We
them success.
Irasburgn.
Elijah Il. Wiley was quite sick
latter part of last week.
Mrs. George Buell. Is stopping
Burlington for n few weeks.
Warren Keith died at the Brat
boro asylum, Sunday, April rs,
day following his arrival.
The Young LaCies' Mission Il
will meet at the M. E.vestry Satur
April 2s, at o'clock.
invited.
Owing TO sickness, Il. Il. Knigl
Hartford was unable TO come 90 /
burgh yesterday, but Is expected
Mr.. Joseph Tetrault has arrived
Is fitting up his cheese factory for
work. He brings as n IA
err, Mr.. Fred Young OF Broome,
Miss Emma Church Is visi
friends I'm Boston. She was d
sick last September and has not W
ed out of doors since, until with