Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-02

ports very uulI UlmoS Unere as we'll AS
in the states Horses are unstable,
but COWS very high.
Geo. Lockhart and j. F. Grey are
painting their houses.-The O'Rourke
and Human house adjoining are
very much improved by the addition
of verandas and paint.
F. QUITS moved last week into the
Taylor block, purchased a short time
ago.-Alfred Taylor moves into his
new house on Maple St.-Adelbert
Webster has moved to Barton.
Glover.
Village schools closed last Friday
with the usual exercises.
DIR. French and family of Clinton,
Mass, are visiting in town.
The w. @. t. U. will meet with Mrs.
NJ A. Abbott on Tuesday afternoon.
John Mcclellan is building a new
sugar house, Robert Mcdowell doing
the work.
Several from here attended the
State Suffrage Convention at Barton
last week.
The NJ E. Sunday school are to
have picnic gathering at Dry Pond
July 4th, to which all are invited.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society the following officers
were chosen: Pres, Mrs. Izora Phil
lips; Treas, Mrs. Stanton; Sec, Mrs.
Annie Bridgman.
West Glover.
Charles Clark is home from Bur
lington college.
Mrs. Mary Boswell is quite sick
with erysipelas.
Myra Carpenter, who has been
quite sick, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Randall have
been spending few days in town.
Mr.. Studley from Woburn, Mass,
is spending the summer here at
Henry Clark's.
Robert Young attended the gradu-
ating exercises at Burlington. His
brother, John, being one of the grad
yates.
West Glover will celebrate the 4th
with picnic in the grove ,on the east
side of the Lake. Everybody cordial
ly invited.
Mrs John Coomer from the West,
former resident of this town, with her
daughter and her family are visiting
some of their old acquaintances. ...
Irasburgn. con, 60, - .,,,,,,. A..
/ The frasburgh schools closed a Very
profitable term last Friday.
Dana Stanford of Olcott Falls was
in town short time last week.
About fifty of the Irasburgh Legion
attended the Loyal Temperance Lee
gion picnic at Coventry last Saturday.
DIR. LIE Brewster of Boston is home
for few weeks vacation. He ex-
poets to spend considerable time
.campingnB 90 b5sl5t01 9iH io sIiBf
l. Two of REV! A.aGl o4ustifI's fdaughlo
tiers have gone tothei White Noun
tains to do table work at the Craw-
ford House.
Word is received of the death of j.
F. Killam of Springfield, Mass, which
occurred at Boston, Thursday even
ing, after an illness of only three
days. His death seems very sad, as
he had but just closed up his business
affairs with the expectation of max
ing his home in Los Angeles, Cal, and
was to have been married July 26, to
lady from Lyndonville. Word was
sent to her as soon as his case was
considered dangerous, but she arriv-
ed too late for recognition, as he was
unconscious several hours before
death. Much sympathy is felt for her
in this sad and sudden bereavement.
Mr.. Killam will long be remembered
as man of great integrity, success
full business man, an earnest worker
in the church, and one that always
had kind word and helping hand
for the unfortunate and his death will
be regretted by all in the community
where he had lived. He had buried
his wife and three children in the last
/ two years, his children having died
in the last eight months. His re-
mains were taken to Littleton for bur-
| ial.
Lowell
Mrs. Edward Stephenson is here
for visit.
The Catholic society fair was a
success.
George Curtis, Blanche Watson and
Luena Ewens are home from school.
Mrs. James Lobounty closed a very
successful term of school with a pic