Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-03-14


fire at the M. e. church vestry Wednesday
evening, March 10th, under the manage
ment of the Earnest Workers. cordial
invitation is given to all. .....,...t..,r
Our community is saddened by the sud
den death of Mrs. Carl Bean, which oc-
Cured last Thursday morning She was
found in commissions about / o'clock We'd
nesday morning from which she nevor re-
covered consciousness. Wednesday, dur
ing the forenoon, she gave birth TO little
daughter, but the commissions continued
during the day and night, death coming
on Thursday morning about O'Clock.
Mrs. Bean was the youngest daughter of
Andrew Walcott of this place. and was
married TO Carl Bean Feb. II, 1896. She
was % years old. Her kind and happy dis
position made her a favorite with all She
will be greatly missed both i'm the church
and society work. The funeral was held
Saturday afternoon, a large number at
tending. The family have the heartfelt
sympathy of all.
West Glover.
Mrs. Ella Nelson is visiting her sister,
Mrs. E. Lyon, at Craftsbury.
May Lyman, Mabel Thorpe and Kate
Cameron will attend the spring term OF
school at Barton.
Miss Belle Sisco is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Emma Skinner.-Miss Alice Simpson
is visiting at Mr.. Prescott's.
Rev. s. K. b. Perkins from Massachu-
sets, former pastor here, called on some
of his friends here last week.
Mrs. Dennie Shaw, an elderly lady, and
a former resident of this town, died at
Lakeport, n. H., March LIST.
People in this community were shocked
and saddened at the sudden death OF Mrs.
Ida Bean, which occurred Thursday morn
ing.
David Cameron, who fell In his barn re-
Gently, dislocating his shoulder, is gaining
as fast as can be expected.-Rollo Vincent
is improving.
Greensboro.
Lila Tucker is spending few days at
Wolcott and vicinity.
DIR. c. II. Cook of Naticll, Mass, is Wis
iting his brother, J. b. Cook.
Frank Melvin is home from Northamp-
ton, Mass. He will remain here.
w. A. Jackson continues on the sick list.
Mrs. j. A. Crane is slowly improving.
f. e. Pope has a brother from Canada
working for him in his blacksmith shop.
e. Hortson & Son have placed 1000 large
cakes of ice in the creamery for summer
use.
A. Martell has hired the Cuthbertson
Bros. old shop and will run a paint shop
doing house and carriage painting.
Irasburgh.
Mrs. Lucy Curtis has rented her farm.
Farmers commenced work in their sugar
places last week.
Miss Ethel Drew is at home from Wells
River for a short vacation.
Charles Miles, who has been I'M with
rheumatic fever, is able to be out.
Marie Beauclerk has been quite I'M the
past two weeks but is improving.
Miss Alice Parker has given up going 60
Alaska, and will remain at home during
the spring vacation.
Mrs. Hattie Austin, who has been I'm
Boston hospital fitting to become a trained
nurse, is at home for few weeks.
AS Moses Burbank was returning from
Barton Landing with loaded team last
Wednesday, one of his horses dropped
dead at the top of the Allen Hill.
Lowell.
f. E. Newton lost a valuable heifer by
drowning last week.
m. Parker and wife visited in Hyde
Park few days last week.
Edison Leavitt cut finger of while at
work in the box shop recently.
T. n. Patterson is mum bered among the
sick.-Robert Niblock is on the sick list.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society met
with Mrs. Albert Wilcox on Wednesday
afternoon.
Don't forget the sugar social at the town
hall Tuesday evening, given by the Meth
odist society.
Mrs. Morton has her household goods all
packed and will start for Montreal the
first of the week. Milo Hines will move
into Mrs. Morton's house as soon as he can
leave his farm which Dennis Hines has
taken for year.
While driving through the village one
day last week, Mrs. L. o. sanborn's sleigh
was overturned throwing the occupants
out. Mrs. Sanborn was dragged some
distance but pluckily held to the reins
and stopped the horse without assistance.
MOrganl
Marshall Wilson has moved to his farm
in Charleston.
Mrs. Frank Holmes, who has had the
is now convalescent.
Myrtle Gray is attending the spring
term of school at the Derby academy.