Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-11-09

COOK, +. u, and Mrs. u. W1lloUC OF IN.
B., were called here last week by the
death of Mrs. j. P. Otis.
Charles Silsby has bought stock
Of groceries and is about to start a
store in East Haven. His object is
mainly to support his lumber and mill
help.
Carl Dean will soon move into the
house vacated by L. Warren, which is
now being repaired.-O. Woodruff
has moved into the Dean HENDERSON
house Warner Fogg has moved his
grain and feed store from his barn to
the Beckwith store, where he is ready
for business.
The people of this place were sad
dened to learn of the death of Mrs. j.
P. Otis at Topeka, Kansas, which
took place as the result of blood pois
oning, caused by appendicitis Mr..
and Mrs. Otis formerly lived here,
moving to their western home about
nine years ago. While here she had
large circle of friends. She was
member Of the M. E. church, and al
ways ready for every good word and
work. Mrs. Otis was the eldest
daughter of the late N. K. Campbell
Of fSutton, where the remains were
taken for burial. The funeral services
were held at that place last Thursday,
Rev. Atwood officiating. Her age
was 6years.
Lyndonville.
David silsby's son Lewis is very
sick with asthma.
S. G. Collision moved to his tene-
ment in Lyndon Center last week.
The Improvement Society are hard
at work this week grading and
smoothing up the common, which
will soon be an attractive village
picture.
Water was put in on the Lyndon
Park last Monday at an expense Of
$50 in addition to the work which was
given to the enterprise. 1t is piped
from the village main near the coal
shute.
Chandler Bullock has been quite
sick for month or more. His disease
is very obstinate and seems to battle
the skill Of the physicians. "Chan.o
is a part of Lyndonville from the start
and his absence from the street is
quite noticiable.-Rob. Strong is down
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cases in village.
East Hardwick.
II. Blake is nursing a carbuncle on
his neck.
w. FL. Mills of Worcester, Mass, is
visiting at FL. Blake's.
Sheffield.
Fred Barber is better.
A boy at Fred Folsom's.
o. H. Jenness and wife visited in
Newport last week.
G. E. Johnson and family visited at
Tyler Thomas Sunday. Mrs. Johnson
will remain few days. a1A
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woodman were
called to Hardwick on account of the
illness and death Of Mrs. J. P. Aver,
who resided attn. d. ,Sawyer's. Her
remains were carried to Glover for
burial.
Mrs. Joseph Chesley, who has been
sick for time, died Wednesday morn
ing. Funeral services were held from
the Baptist chnrch Friday afternoon
She leaves husband and eight chill
dren to mourn her loss.
Mrs. Geo. Barber is on the sick list.
Fred Hoffman and wife visited in
St. Johnsbury last week.
John Aldrich is going to ST. Johns
bury to work numbering this winter.
Everett Clifford intends to move to
Lyndon about the 10Th of this month.
He will shut up his house but will sbe
back to do the work on the farm.
Miss Hoffman from Lyndon has
finished a successful term of school in
the village district.-Ora Gray has
commenced his second term of school
in the Morgan district.
The people in this place celebrated
the election of Mckinley Wednesday |
evening by lighting up the houses,
blowing horns, ringing bells and
burning powder. Why shouldn't they
feel good?
w. G.. Sanborn will move into the |
Ed. Dana house SO as to be nearer to
bis mill this winter.-Alex Aldrich |
has moved from Ed. Dana house to
Lyndon Corner and will work in the
woods this winter.