Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-02-27

Roy COburn has returned from his lum
Der job in South Barton and Reuben Brook
| is at home for few days from his lumbe
work in Hardwick.
South Albany.
| VIM. P. Cutters horse broke leg las
| Friday, and had to De killed.
Harvey Ferry has so far recovered as tt
/ be about on crutches.-Many are sick will
the grip.
The town Sabbath School convention
will be held Friday, March 3, Afternoon
and evening. A good attendance is desired
his lecture Friday evening as was an,
nounced. Rev. Mr.. Hildreth of West AL
bany kindly came in his place and gave {
lecture on Tennyson.
BrOWnIngtOn.
William Bruce has traded his farm with
Ed Aldrich for his village residence.
Mrs. Alice Grow has gone to LennoxviIIe
p. O., to care for her mother, who is sick.
Mr.. Lewis who lives, on the Townsend
farm,got one of his legs badly jammed one
day last week.
The remains of Albert GraveIin were
brought to the Centre cemetery for inter-
ment, last Friday.
Remember the lecture by Rev. J. A Dix
on "Wednesday evening, Mar. 1, at the
church at the Centre.
Hero Nichols died Tuesday Feb. 21st.
The funeral was held Thursday, the re-
mains being placed in the village cemetery.
Fred Hunt says when some one will beat
10 tons of pressed hay in hours, make all
the stops and pauses, he will try again
Fred is RATHER and business has to move
when he is around.
E. E. Dutton has rented the H. B. Smith
farm in this village and will move on to it.
John Maxwell will go back to his farm at
the Center. Sorry to lose Mr.. Maxwell as
he is good neighbor and handy black
smith.
Mrs. Sarah Campbell has returned from
Florence, Mass, where she has 81 EFT the
past few months with her daughter, Mrs.
Minnie Burdick.-David Grapes went to
Burlington last week.-Mrs.. Susan Seavey
is home from Albany. ..= i..,. ...--
Albert Gravlin died at his home in this
village last Wednesday, aged sjxty-one
years. He had been in poor health for
some time but on Tuesday was taken
with pneumonia, from the effects of which
he died the following day. Mr.. Gravlin
had been a resident of this village for many
years, but because of f. ellie constitution
could not take an active part in affairs.
He was we'll known throughout the COM
munity and had the respect and esteem
of all. He married Miss Mary Wilkie of
Windsor, p. O., who died thirteen yeas
ago. He leaves two sons, Fred of this vii
lage, and Benjamin of Canada, who have
the sympathy of all. The funeralwas held
at l.. Crows house Friday afternoon, Rev.
Mr.. Dixon of Barton Landing officiating.
A CARD.-The undersigned wish to ex-
tend sincere thanks to those who kindly as
sisted during the sickness, death and burial
Of their beloved father and brother. They
would also thank MI. Grow for his kindness
IN opening his house for the funeral. Nav
jhe rich blessings of God fall upon them
Fred GRAvLIN,
BEN GRAVL.N,
MRS. I'll. APlERRE.
MRS. j. w. BROWN,
MRS. A. WILKiE. !
EAST BrOWnInStOn.
S. A. Hunt has finished a very success J
ul term Of school in district No. i.
Job Drown, who has been visiting his
ather, has returned to Methuen, Mass, on
ccount of the death of his little son.
Wallace Spencer had the misfortune to |
Tut his knee quite badly one day last |
yeelk.-Garfeld Mckay has gone to West
more to work in the bobbin- mill Mrs
Burt Drown has gone to Methuen, Mass. to
-isit friends. i.a.
Remember the auction sale at the o. c.
wett place next Saturday afternoon.
F. G. Hunt has traded his farm with Ell
ner Drown for his village place.
Mrs. Ada Folsom of Montpelier, was here
o attend her uncle, Albert Gravelin's flu
eral.
Cast Charleston.
G. G. Lang and wife OF Barton have been
isiting his father, G. w. Lang.
Harry Taylor, who has been very sick
18th pneumonia, is reported better.
The sewing circle of the e. L. W.T. meet
! the chapel Friday afternoon. Supper
'Om until s.
g. FL. Chase, who has been working for
Canning, as cook IN one of his lumber
amps, has finished work and returned to
is home here.
The directors of the creamery have
ought the real estate of A. w. Willard,
of a dwelling house Wood-shop
i'd several acres of land. They will con-
ert the shop into creamery.
Miss Matte Stevens has been spending
w days visiting friends in Gale COMA Co.
lille there she attended the wedding of