Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-03-11
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rank Darling has gone to Lyndon
learn the carpenters trade.
The w. G. T. T., will meet with
IS. G. S. Whitney Tuesday afternoon
two O'Clock.
Yrs. G. E. Prindle has sold out her
binary goods to Amy Partridge
" Lulu Foster.
Mrs. Zana Drew Hill, wife of DIR.
Il, has returned from the hospital in
bntreal much improved in health.
a daughter of Charles Lawrence
IS severely burned on Saturday by
r clothes taking fire while she was
N Ring her hair.
w The Mite Society will give a Dust
lp party Friday evening in the new
Ne stry. Ladies are requested to bring
cket knives and gentlemen their
imbles. Warm sugar will be served
all who wish. Admission, fifteen
nts.
Charles A. Barrows has decided to
Ose out his business here and go to
birth Troy, where he will go into bust
bss with Homer Barrows. Sorry to
sc the family. They have been cit
ems whom the town will regret to
brit with.
EARLY SETTLERS OF GLOvER.-Elihu
fright and his wife, Irene Holton,
Eame from Mortified, Mass, and
bmmenced a settlement on lot No.
BIZ in the northwest corner of the
bwn, next to Albany line. They rails
family of seven children-four
pms and three daughters-who all at
lined their majority. They were
cry industrious people, kept out of
ebt and raised their living off their
arm. Mrs. Wright was great weav-
r, made her own cloth of wool and
ak for her family. Mr.. Wright was
good citizen and a consistent mem
er of the Cong. church. He was one
f the sixteen who volunteered from
Hover in 1912. He was stationed at
'erby from Sept, 1912, to March, 1913.
me incident in his life while on duty
t Derby, will state: The practicing
MUSICIAN of that town was allowed to
rive around nights without being
allied by the guard, for they all knew
ne sound of his bells. On certain
light Wright was on guard and he
bought he would bring the doctor to
me. AS he came around he hailed
i'm three times and demanded the
ountersign; no response. Wright
red at him. The doctor stopped
and inquired of Wright if he
as the one that shot at him; he re-
lied that he was. "Well," said the
octor, 81 will report you to the COM
landing officer.' The next morning
lie soldier was commanded to appear
headquarters. He went with some
in regard to his fate. The
inquired of him if he fired
the doctor. Mr.. Wright replied
nat he did. "Did right; you are a
God and faithful soldier He bro't
is gun home when he was discharg-
d from duty, and it was the only gun
wned in that part of the town for
ing time. Mr.. Wright was very
ealthy man and had great aversion
or doctors; said they killed more than
ney cured, always said he wished to
lie a natural death, which he did at
ne advanced age of 81 years. His
life survived him but short time.
O.. P.
Vest Glover.
WAS IT A MURDER?-On Friday
light last, there was dance at the
esidence of G. F. Heath, attended by
ute a large number of junketing
eople, among the number being j.
Ellsworth Holloway, better known as
Er' Holloway, his wife, her para
lour, one Chase, and others. There
as some liquor in use, and about
Midnight Holloway got so far over
ne dam that his wife thought best to
end him out OF doors to SOBER OH
tile. He did not appear again and
bout O'Clock some one found him
/ the barn, lying by the stairway,
cad. There was liquor bottle be-
de him in which was a little spirit
nd some white crystals of some, at
resent, unknown substance. He lay
/ such an attitude as to suggest the
neory that he had drank some rank
olson ana died suddenly. The au-
norities were called, Dr.Dow of GLOW
r, DR.. Sedgwick of Barton and DIR.
ampben of Albany were sent for and
n autopsy was made. His stomach
nd heart were removed and sent to
arlington for examination. Chase
nd Mrs. Holloway are under arrest,
waiting hearing, which will be had