Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-03-01
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

gomery where he has had the pneumonia.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Mrs. Andrew Roberts is very sick.-H. P.
simpsons youngest son has been very
sick.
Geo. Chesley has returned from the M.
Fletcher Hospital much improved in
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salma Davis attended the
funeral of Fred Stanton in St. Johnbury
last week.
Mr.. Reece, who has lived on the place
known as the Samuel Berry farm, died
Monday, Feb. 10.
Singing school taught by III. Ell. May
closed last Wednesday. The entire day
and evening was devoted to singing.
A number from this place attended the
E. L. convention at st. Johnsbury Centre
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Hunter, mother of Mrs. Sherburne,
has been stopping with them for few
days.-Everett Hunter and wife were in
town last Tuesday.
Much sympathy is felt for Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Sherburne in the death of their only
child, a son, aged 1 year and months,
who died last Monday.
Oliver Hall and family of Illinois have
arrived and will occupy the Sylvester Hall
farm, recently vacated by Carl Houghton,
who has moved to the G. Campbell house
in Sutton.
West Burke.
There were fifty at the sociable at Mrs. E.
Thompson's last week.
Mrs. Will Smith has returned to her
home in Worcester, Mass.
John Rosebrook has bought a farm in
Brighton and will move there soon. Sorry
to have John go.
Mrs. Harley Powers is a little better
Mrs. Carpenter is sick at Mr.. Densmore's.
Newell Colby is on the sick list.
At the last quarterly conference it was
unanimously voted to have the present
pastor, Rev. G. II. Wright, returned for
another year. 49,
The following officers of the I. o. G. L.
were installed recently: G. T., w. w. Rog-
ers; V. t., Laura Stickney; P. @. T., G. G.
Estelle; Chap, ]. G. SticlSney; Sec., Mrs.
F. E. Blake; F. Sec, Frank Cello; Treas,
Mrs. j. g. Stickney; M. John Kilby; G.,
III. E. Baker.
The remains of ]. B. Lucia, who died in
the asylum at Waterbury, were brought
here for burial. The funeral was held last
Thursday, Rev. Hoyt officiating; the Odd
Fellows attended in body and held the
burial services of the order after the other
services were over.
East Hardwick.
Every one has the grip or something
similar to it.
Lucy Cobb of Danville is stopping with
her aunt, Mrs. Bailey.
Harvey Bailey, of whom mention has
been made several times, died at his home
the 21st, aged Y years. He leaves wife,
and one son, who is a lawyer in Washing
ton. Mr.. Bailey has always lived on the
farm on which he died.
LyndOnville.
The Masonic meeting was largely at
tended.
There is a slight increase in railroad
freight.
Joseph Billadeau, who has been in bust
sum, with some assets in line of goods and
accounts.
Charles NJ. Weeks, brother of Geo. Ell.
and ]. NJ. Weeks, once prominent bust
ness man in the county, died at Lowell re-
Gently, aged 81 years.
St. JOhnsbury.
The new shoe factory is to start business
l-x ~ Dox- A.,
cious day to launch the new enterprise.
What has been known as Harris Weekly
has been sold out by John Harris to G. Ell.
Blood, "a respectable man and good print
er. ST. Johnsbury will be very glad of the
change.
Fred Stanton, who recently moved here
from No. DanviIle, received kick from a
colt which he was breaking some days ago,
which resulted in his death. His skull
was badly broken. He was member of
Co. K, 18th Vt. Vols, and very genial
man.
AyheelOck.
Several from here attended the Epworth
League rally at ST. Johnsb ury last week,
and reported a fine time.
On account OF the storm the company
was small which attended the opening of
the new hotel. Those who attended re-
port good time.
Frank Farr is at work for E. J. Dana
A. ID. Drown has gone to Boston to care
for his ghter.-There is considerable
sickness in town,
sutton.