Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-06-01

Barnet-W. H. Gilchrist, Edward Alb
bolt, G. A. Choate.
Burke-A. B. Glidden, Wilton E. Hail.
Danville-James Wilcox, VIM. Clement,
Geo. R. Bagby.
Groton- Joseph T. Welch, Edwin D.
Kicker.
Hardwick-G. I. Wheatley, A. L. Hall,
G. L. Hines.
Kirby. w. Nickerson.
Lyndon-S. Bemis, Geo. N. Whipple, F.
@. Allen.
Newark-C. e. Ball.
Peacham-J. C. Guthrie, r. L. Wilson.
Ryegate-A. L. Gay, @ A. Whitelaw.
ST. Johnsbury-AlonzoL Laid, G.F. Miner,
Ira G. Smith, Byron Wright,
Sheffield-R. G. Hall.
Standardization Blair.
Sutton-W. F. Cummings C. J. Kimball.
Walden-W. j. Perry, III. L. Rogers.
Waterford-Geo. L. Drew, E. Bowman.
Wheelock-N. D. Sawyer.
GRAND JURORS.
Barnett. M. Keith.
Burke-Isaac d. Bemis.
Danville-C. L. Stevens.
Groton-B. F. Clark.
Hardwick-C. G. Montgomery.
Kirby-G. G. Ford.
Lyndon-W. F. Stoddard.
Newark. P. Drown.
Peacham-T. w. Pottridge.
Ryegate-A. M. Whitelaw.
st. Johnsbury-Elmore T. Ide, Daniel
Carpenter.
Sheffield-W. III. Chase.
Stannard-H. G. Stevens.
Sutton-W. r. Roundy.
Walden. G. Stafford.
Waterford-N. G. johnson.
Wheelock-G. L. Gerry.
West Burke.
Mrs. Buell. is having her house painted,
Mr.. Brockway of Lyndon doing the work
Daniel Beckwith has moved his family
to Barton, where Henry Beclwith has
shoe store.
Curt Bugbee was called here last week
by the death of his wifes mother, Mrs.
Bennett Curtis.
Mrs. Phebe Clark is quite sick, and her
niece, MISS. K. Huse from ST. Johnsbury,
has been here caring for her.
Almont Silsby has bought the piece of
land back of the tin shop, owned by Mrs.
P. A. Clark and will build barn on it.
There is to be Sunday School rally at
the M. E. church, Wednesday, June Sd,
afternoon and evening. Let all come.
VIM. Booth has sold his goods to Ed.
Roundy, who has taken possession, occu-
pying the rooms which Mr.. Booth used.
Mrs. Carrie Chase has been elected dele
gate to the Epworth League State con-
vention to be held at Montpelier, June
and 4.
Mrs. Ida Goodell has bought the Cowles
ON the second floor herself as millinery
store, and rent the rest.
Daniel Townsend, who had shock
short time ago, does not seem to gain, but
les in critical condition. Mrs. Towns
End and daughter, Alice, were called home
IN account of his illness.
The funeral of Mrs Sarah Curtis, widow
Of Bennett Curtis, was held at her late
home on the North Ridge last Tuesday af-
IL,
bury and Rev. Mr.. Burgin of Sutton Of
ficiating Mrs. Curtis has been sick all
winter. She was very estimable Chris
tan woman beloved by all who knew her
and will be greatly missed in the commun-
ty where she lived. She was daughter
IF Deacon Joseph Rice, who used to live in
Lyndon many years ago. She leaves one
brother, John A. Rice, and sister, Arvilla
INoyes) Anger, and ten children, beside
large circle of friends and relatives to
MOURN her loss. She never was called on
10 bury any of her children. There are
wo in California, one in Nevada, three in
Barre, one in Derby, and two sons, Harley
md George, who lived with her on the
nome place. She was a great sufferer at
he last, but bore it patiently and was
ready to go when the summons came. She
vas kindly and lovingly cared for by the
children and neighbors. Their loss is her
E. B. Edwards house was recently con-
'umed by fire.
F. Bickford's son is gaining after his
ong illness.
Mrs. JIG. King attended the musical fes-
;ival at ST. Johnsbury last week.
The house of Jacob F. Gray was discov-
cred to be on fire one day last week, and it
was soon extinguished.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Gray celebrated
heir fifty-fifth wedding anniversary, Sat-
lrday, May %. Their daughters, Mrs.
Charles King of Landoff and Mrs. B. Cor