Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-04-11


in Concord, N. H., visited his parents re-
cently.-Mrs. Samuel Horton OF Newport
visited in town last Friday.
West Derby.
! n, E. Campbell has moved on 10 a, farm
in Irasburgh. .Iois ,lf,n ,,e ,,o t
!, Stephen Upstpne ) has returned from
Bath, N. H., and, Will, work. 4 for M. A.
Upstoue.-Bert Heath has gone TO Lowell
town, Me-, to work.
Ira Davis is at Charles Folsom's. called
by the critical condition of his father, Lewis
Davis.-Alfred Taylor is again very feeble.
james Berry is improving. u.
Richardson remains about the same.
The death of Miss Myrtle Hutchins, of
consumption, Apr. Bird, removes from our
town one of our best loved young ladies.
Lovely in person and disposition, she was a
favorite of all. She was the only child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hutchins, and the
blow is a crushing one. They have the
deepest sympathy of the community i'm
their bereavement. The attendance at the
funeral was large; the floral offerings were
beautiful. Services were held at the house
Tuesday, conducted by Elder Mcclure.
Glover
Mr.. E. A. Norton is at home and on the
sick list.
Miss Nellie Wright visited friends in
town last week.
Eugene Anderson has his new home up
and nearly ready to plaster.
Easter services were held at the M. E.
church yesterday afternoon. -..
Andrew Walcott fell and broke the
small bone of his ankle last week.
Mr.. Clement from Barton Landing Is
selling DeLaval separators in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hinkley have been
away for weeks visit in Coventry and
vicinity.
Mrs. Taylor is failing slowly. Her sister
is here from the West and will remain
with her for some time.
Miss Daisy Bradley, who has been spend
ing part of her vacation at Henry Cooks.
has returned to her home and school at
Burlington. --.
N. r. Young and wife, who have been
visiting here, returned quicker than they
expected, as Ned had fine position offer
ed him in Westfield, Mass.
L. b. Wiley has been tearing down the
old building on his land back of the south
church. If the horse sheds were taken
down also it would improve the appear
ancc of that part of the village.
Richard Bement is visiting i'm town.
Mrs. Eliza C.. Hunt is visiting at III.
PercivaPs.-Arthur Rich is here from st.
Johnsbury. A little daughter of Alex
Drew has been visiting at l.. p. Drew's.
AS Mrs. Sarah Stebbins was getting out
of a high wagon one day last week, the
horses started suddenly and threw her
against the wheel SO as to injure her back
considerably, so that she has had TO be very
quiet lately.
Mrs. Abigail Mason is i'm poor health
this spring.-A. f. Hinkley is on the sick
little baby girl at Carl Beams Is
not very strong and it hardly seems as II
she would live.-Mrs. j. T.. Dwinell has
been quite ill during the past week, but is
now better.
West Glover.
Henry Barber moves back on to his farm
this week. He will run the mill as usual.
The Misses Bean of Coventry have been
spending the week with their brother.
Fred Bean.
Mrs. Alex Magoon, who has been con-
fined to her room and to he bed the great
er part of the time for the past seven
years, is now able to be about the house
and care for her family.
Charles Woodland has his barn nearly
ready to raise.-C. j. Barker's barn was
raised last week, boarded and shingled,
and will soon be completed Eugene An
derson has his house up and is pushing
the work rapidly.
The people in this community were sor-
ry to learn of the death of Martha A. Dut-
ton of Norwich, which occurred last Tues
day. She was sick for a long time with
Her age was 81 years. She
was the daughter of Rev. Alonzo Dutton,
who moved from here in 1865. Martha has
since that time resided with her parents
and cared for them. Her great grand
father, Deacon Stephen Bliss, preached the
first funeral sermon ever delivered I'm
Glover; her grandfather, Ziba Bliss, was
deacon of the Cong. church here for many
years. The family is one which has al
ways been held in high respect here.
r..u
Mrs. Mary Leavitt is moving ina with her
n-law, B. f. Dow.
HI. A. Rice fell in his barn the other day
md was quite badly injured. af ..u4
Mrs. Geo. Hurry has gone to Canada to
Zee her father who is very. sick.
Miss Mabel Guild will teach in East
Hardwick the coming summer.
Henry Miller was called TO Barnet hast
Thursday by the death OF bis mother.
The school directors have appointed Rev.
:. l.. Guild town superintendent ofschools.