Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-01
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ne Lowell anu WCoIhCio oAio1J
ools are to have a picnic in the
rk grove at Westfield, July 4th.
rgan.
ID. Farr has gone to Concord, n.
on business trip.
[aud Person closed a successful
m of school in Dist. Mol, June %.
Irs. I. G. Cargill has gone to
pital for medical treatment, In
tland, Me.
Irs. Alfred Calkins is home from
a.. where she has been to attend
funeral of her father.
Dir. and Mrs. III. A. Bartlett and
5. Alice Gray attended the Y. P. S.
E. convention at Westmore.
1rs. Mary CWoodard) Allbee died
be 21st, after a long and painful
kness. She was member of the
E. church, and a faithful worker
the Sunday school. She leaves
Bband and two sons and two daugh-
5, and a large circle of friends to
urn her loss.
5Irs. Ed Hutchinson of Newport
been stopping with her parents
u past week.-Mrs.. I. Hastings is
lifting at G. S. Wilcox's.-M and
\ S. Geo. Wilder have been visiting
Dir many friends here. Miss Alice
|ylor of Derby is visiting her sister,
Is. Emma Bartlett.
bryan Center
This community was saddened last
lex to learn of the death of Mrs
m. Barrager, the 25th. She had
en- sick for a short time. but was
It considered in danger until day
two before her death. The de-
ased was a member of the M. E.
urch and the circle of Kings
from which she will be
eatly missed. She leaves a hus-
nd and daughter who have the
mpathy of many friends in their
fiction.
Eugene Elliott, a young man of Is
airs, died suddenly the 26th. He
S employed as clerk in 4. A.Bur-
1ghs' store. He was taken sick with
stomach trouble Friday, the 21st,
d was removed to his home the
xt day. The following Tuesday he
S thought to be very much improv-
and arose from his bed and dress
himself, and drank a quantity of
d water. He rapidly grew worse
d died the next day. The afflicted
atives have the sympathy of the
tire community, this being the
nth death in the family within
ar. The services were held in the
lrch Thursday, Rev. Mr.. Smelling
chatting.
IwpOrt.
Students for the summer school
We commenced to arrive.
Hiss Clara Richmond has returned
m Fairlee, where she has been
lching.
Ir. Stone of st. Johnsbury is NOV
!, the old Fletcher shop on to the lot
Bayview St., purchased of G. F.
nney by Geo. III. Flint.
Reuben G. Rutherford, brother Of
j. G. Rutherford of this place, died
his home in New York June "a, and
his request his remains were bro't
West Derby for burial.
here will be exciting races, includ- |
bicycle races, at Newport, July 4.
yes of $50 to professionals and SIS
| be offered wheelmen. Other at
ctions will be added.
It the business meeting of the Y. P.
.. E., F. S. Tinkham was elected
Mrs. j. B. Aiken, vice; w.
Ranney, delegate to the National
lvention in Boston in July.
Daniel Hunt has moved into S.
ne's house, on Central street.
TT Vance has moved into Mrs. Anna
this house, on School SIT. nj.
ver moves his barber chair etc.,
o the shop with Fred Niles, on
in st.
red Kipp aud daughter of WoIcott
mt last week with his brother, w. |
Theophilus Circuit and
lghter visited at Rev. and Mrs. w.
Somerville's, Coaticooke, last week.
Hiss Nettie Mills has gone to New
rk, on a visit.-Mrs. Peter Porter
gone to Michigan on a visit to his
,ther.
he people of this county should
ep in mind that the place to eel
ate the 4th of July is at Newport,
ere will be seen some of the fastest
ing ever recorded in this county
e following is a list of the entries:
2.40 CLASS.
arlie Farmer, @. p. Leclerc
n Eye See, Geo. Haslett