Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-01-30

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| Owen several days.
There will be an entertainment and box
supper given by the school, at the Insti-
tute hall Thursday evening, Feb. End. La
dies please bring boxes.
Mrs. Sias King died last Friday morning.
She has been an invalid for years and was
taken with pneumonia last Monday. She
leaves sister, Mrs. Nancy Drew, and two
brothers, Joel and Reuben Christie.
Joseph Dwinell is in a very critical con-
dition from the effects of the grip.-Mrs.
Annette Randall is caring for Mrs. Carrie
Prindle, who is very i'll with the grip.-Mrs.
Andrew Walcott is very ill. Her daug liter,
Mrs. Mason, is caring for her.
The selectmen and road commissioners
; will meet at the town hall Tuesday, Feb.
9TH, to settle all bills against the town.
The auditors will meet at the town hall
Feb. 8th to settle with the several officers
of the town. Remember these dates.
Joseph Dwinell died very suddenly last
Saturday. He was sitting up and seemed
feeling much better, but after a time he
spoke of having some pain around his
heart and stomach. They got him back to
bed and he lived only short time.
Mr.. Dwinell was one of our oldest and
most respected citizens. He had always,
under all circumstances, been noted for
| his perfect honesty and uprightness. He
was overseer of the poor for several years
and held various offices of the town, to the
entire satisfaction of all. Mr.. Dwinell
possessed to a remarkable degree a keen
sense of the Iudicrous in life and his ex-
ceedingly drou way of expressing himself
has been a source of great enjoyment to
all. His aged wife and sisters, Mrs. Law
renee and Mrs. Stebbins of the village, and
son, Dwight of Montpelier, and daughter,
Mrs. l.. S. Nye of Coventry have the full
sympathy of a sorrowing community.
West Glover,
The creamery starts up to-day.
Hard colds prevail with nearly every one.
c. N. Hibbard has a fine pair of chest
nut horses. He bought one of Nelson Ly-
man the other of Dick Wilkinson. They
are quite valuable.
Alex. Wylie finds that what he at first
called bad sprain is a broken bone. He
is now down to Brockton, Mass, with his
sister, Mrs. Caleb Clark.
Harry, en-year-old son of Mrs. Nettie
Patterson, broke his leg last week. DIR
Campbell was called but thought best to
take the boy home before reducing the
fracture.
Our community was shocked and sad
dened by the death of Mrs. Knight, which
occurred last Monday. The funeral was
held at the church, Rev. Mr. Sheaff of Bar
ton officiating. The remains were inferred
in the Barton cemetery. Much sympathy
is felt for the husband, father and child.
Mrs. David Baker is home from her visit
in Franklin county.-Bliss Eva Fuller of
Montpelier is visiting at c. n. Hibbard's.
Mrs. L. S. Nye of coventry has been in
town caring for her parents.-Mr.and Mrs
Lampman and issLampman from Canada
were here last week TO attend the funeral
of Mrs. Lucy Bishop.
Greensboro.
Mrs. A. Z. Jackson is in Walden, caring
for her brother who is very low with sugar
diabetes.-Mrs. L. p. Richardson is very
low with pneumonia.
Edward Holloway and Mrs. Eta Robin
son were married last Wednesday by Rev.
J. w. Harris. The happy pair have COM
menced housekeeping in Geo. Rodgers /
house.
Martha Lang closes her school in North /
Greensboro this Week.-E. S. Goodwin /
spent Sunday in Hardwick.-We extend /
best wishes TO Burt Coomer and BRIDE
George Hoadley and wife and little daugh- /
ter Helen, from Baraboo, Wisconsin have /
been visiting his aunt Mrs. n. B. Payne.
Greensboro Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Collins visited rela-
tives in Woodbury. recently.
Edith Duby is at home from Barton on |
a three weeks vacation. She works for |
the Peerless Mfg. Company there.--Scrib-
ner, the adjuster of the Masonic Insurance |
Co. of Boston, was in town on business
last week.-Geo. Graham was at home on
a short visit from his work with the Yer
mont Marble Co., last week. He left for
Philadelphia last Wednesday, where he is
to act as bookkeeper in branch office of
the same company.
Holland.
Ask Bert Tice about that new boy and
see him smile.
Joseph Jacobs Sr. is suffering from a
very severe heart trouble.
Elias Moulton's daughter, Ethel, and
husband are visiting here.
One of Roswell Benefits horses broke
a leg last week and had to be killed.
a large number of our people are sick
with grip. Doctorsare in great demand.
Holland Creamery is giving general sat
isfaction. Frank knows how to make good
butter.
The Holland Creamery Association has