Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15

Mrs Nina Collins nephew, Fred
Currier from Hyde Park, is visiting
her.
Rev. j. @. Langford and Mrs. Ida
Niles are the delegates to the State
Sabbath School Convention to be held
at St. Adams this week.
III. Tucker has moved into the house
with VIM. Porter. Mr.. Waterman of
Richford has moved on to Mr. Porter's
farm and will work for him.
There will be w. @. T. U. social in
the Cong. vestry next Friday even
ing. Supper will be served from $3.50
to 7:30. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Jennie Hitchcock has gone to
Concord, n. H., to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Proctor of
Boston are visiting at George Living
stones.
Mrs. Charles Wright received tel
egram last Wednesday, announcing
her fathers death. He died in n. Ell.
and his remains were brought to Der
by for burial.
Mrs. Hancock, widow of the late
A. Ell. Hancock, has gone to South
Troy to live with her stepdaughter,
Mrs. Martin. - Alice Allen has gone
to New Hampshire SO reside.
Edith Hancock, aged Is years, and
only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Han
cock, and only grandchild of Scion
Percival, died of typhoid fever, after
brief illness, Saturday morning. She
was the life and the light of the home,
and was a child Of unusual intellect
and promise. Of late she had been
taking lessons in elocution and at a
Sunday School concert two weeks
ago rendered piece entitled "The
Dying Newsboy," much to the pleas
ure of the audience. She will be
greatly missed in the school, the Sun
day school and the church. To her
parents the loss is terrible. Funeral
services on Sunday, Revs. Langford
and Stevens officiating.
Craftsbury.
@. w. Wiley engages to work for
L. F. Smith the. coming year.
Geo. w. Simpson has gone to Chi
cago to assist his mother in her re-
turn home.
There will be big auction sale of
stock, produce, farming and dairy
tools on the w. Ell. Merrill place on
Of fhic 0uaaE
The eventof the week was the mar
rage Of Maud Cass to Lewis Haynes
of East Hardwick. They intend to
live with Mr.. Haynes father at East
W. W. ~. 90 9ntd .1M ,JIDd yIdir y
Rev J. P. Marvin will preach at the
chapel next Sunday at p. m.
Miss Dora Wilson goes this week to
North Troy to work in the hotel.
The Universalist Social will be held
at P S. Robinson's Friday evening. All
are invited to attend.
The Advents of W.Derby have been
favored the past week by the pres
ence at their meetings of Elders Bis
SELL 5Shattuck and Grant, three of
their best memo ssol sdT esol atf
H. Ketwell has taken possession of
his house on Maple st. Geo. Itch
field has moved into his home on In
dian Point St.-Mr. Pettier into S.
Parker house at foot of hill.
Our sick list is now quite long, in
Guiding the names of Mrs. F. john
son, Mrs. Hannah Rogers, Mrs. w.
Hawser, Mrs. @. Field, Roy Motifs and
A. H. Motifs, whose eye is worse again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Magoon of Man
chester came here with the body of
his father, Stewart Magoon, last We'd
nesday and the funeral was held
Thursday. He died very suddenly,
although he had been in poor health
for some time.
Mr.. Russell Burt has gone to Hart
ford, Conn.,, to visit his youngest son.
&C. O. Grimes neice and nephew,
who have been spending number of
weeks with him, have returned to
their home in Mass.-Horace Hancock
is visiting friends in Boston and vicin-
ity.
G lover.
The eldest son of E. Richardson has
typhoid fever.
Hayden Whitney is home from Con-
cord, N. H., on a brief visit.
Mrs. w. F. Scott has gone to Law
renee, Mass, to visit her son, DR..
Wallace Scott.
G. S. Phillips has returned from his
hunting trip to M aine, bringing four
Hno huokc with him He rannrtS deer