Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-28

Willard will be held.
ished their labors at Highgate Springs,
and are visiting among relatives, before
going to Newport Centre.
Mrs. Willard Kelley,an aged lady, passed
away Wednesday night. She was mem
Der of the M. E. church, an earnest chris
tian woman and had made many friends
in the short time she had lived here.
On Tuesday afternoon, March Sth, it is
planned to have roll call of the members
of the Methodist church, and in the even
ing donation and supper. Let every one
interested rememb Der the date and plan ac-
cordingly.
Our community was saddened at the
news that Mr.. Orrin Kelley died Thursday
afternoon. He was man of sterling quail
tiles and universally respected. He will
be missed bya large number of friends and
acquaintance, who extend heartfelt SYM
pathy to the bereaved family.
West Derby.
Eddie Peavey is clerking for M. A. Up
stone.
Mrs. @. w. Cade had an auction sale last
Saturday.
Martin Holson has purchased the Joel
Allen place on Elm street.
There was good attendance at the La
dies Aid at Mrs. G. E. Green's Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stiles were made hap
py by the addition of a boy to their home
circle.
Mrs. Ida Battles of Magog, Que. is help
ing care for her brother law, James
Berry.
Mrs. Osmore has moved from the Mitch
ell tenement to one of the Miller tenements
on Causeway St.
Luther Hunt and wife have moved back
here from Berlin Falls, n. H.-Eugene
Durkee has returned from Lowelltown, Me.
Ell. S. Mott has sold one of his horses to
I. Longeway and another to MA. Upstone.
DIR. Adams has sold valuable horse to
Mr.. J. Black of Hartford, Conn.
John Hill is still very sick-Miss NJ
Hutchins and Miss T. Hunt are very ill
with lung trouble.-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. FL.
Massey are very in.--Homer Gotta is on the
SICK list. aAt 4gl. 8NIHArp w"
VIM. Cupplesr1ied. last Monday after six
weeks of suffering from blood tumor on
his throat, Prayer was held at the house
Thursday. by J. H. Wilkins, and the body
was taken to Fitch Bay, Que, for inter-
ment. Much sympathy is felt for the aged
mother, who is left alone.
Beebe Plain.
Geo. House has been reelected mayor of
this municipality by the board of council
OrS.
Luther House has moved into the Bacon
hotel.-Mrs. Frances Pocock has closed her
house and gone to live with her son, Percy,
at Rock Island.
Walter FeltuS is better.-Robert Harris
has gone to the Royal Victoria Hospital.
Mrs. John Blair is in a private hospital.
Levi Wright, son of VIM. Wright has
rheumatic fever.-Aubrey Reed who has
been very sick, is better.
Glover
Mr.. Martin is again confined to the house.
Mrs. Effie Taylor is at home for a short
visit.
Asa Chamberlin has returned from
Franklin Co.
Mrs. Effie Clark Taylor is at home home
for short visit.
Arther Rich has gone to ST. Johnsbury to
join his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Dwinell visited in
Lyndonville last week.
Charlie Gray was kicked in the face by
horse one day last week.
Archie Stone from West Albany is visit
ing his sister Mrs. Dan. Gray.
John Mcclellan recently purchased a fine
pair of gray horses. Price $3.50.
Forest Osgood spent few days at home
last week. He is at work at Lancaster N. III.
The w. c. T. u will meet with Mrs. A.
A. Williams Tuesday afternoon, Mar. Sth.
Miss Jennie French goes away this week
on a visit to Boston to be gone several
weeks.
Mr.. Brewster's people and Mrs. Flora Tenn
pleton were in town last week to attend
the funeral of Sumner BIodgett.
The Ladies Mite Society will furnish din.
ner at their vestry on town meeting day
Annual meeting in the afternoon.
I Several of our farmers have had small
snow rollers built to roll the roads in their
sugar places. A good idea.
Mrs. Helen Hammond has secured music
pupils enough for a nice class and will be
here Friday afternoon and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mazini Phillips have re-
turned from their visit to N. HI. and will
20 to work at Johnnie Borland's Mar. 1st
The ice was drawn from little pond for
5he new creamery last week. It was packed
up on the ground and house will be built
over it.