Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-10-02
immediate family and is a sad blow for

Monday morning of cholera 1nfantum
The burial took place the same day in the
afternoon from the r. G. church, Rev. Ell
S. MaiIett officiating. Another child in
the family is i'll with the same disease but
is reported better.
J.H. Slsby was in town last week look
ing after his lumber interests. He says
lumber is looking up bit and he will put
in light stock of logs to be worked UP
next spring and summer. The mills will
be shut down during cold weather as the
stock has been all cleared out.
Guy AlIbee and wife visited last week in
Hardwick.-Mrs. G. w. Greenwood, Misses
Lizzie and Rachel Finnigan and Fred
Generess are in New York attending the
Dewey ceIebration.-Mrs. Horace Hall and
Miss Nellie Harding visited friends in
Morristown a few days last week.-Mr.
and Mrs. James DoolittIe of Mt. Carmel,
Conn, visited friends in town last week.
Mrs. Doolittle will be remembered here as
Miss Mabel Gilman.
Some person or persons of evil intent
broke into g. w. GreenWood's clothing
store and barber shopabout il p. m. Thurs
! day and got away unmOlested with quite
lot of property-two suits of clothes,
light overcoat, gloves, hose, several razors
| and some other small stuff. The money
drawer was empty but was Wrenched off
and left on the floor, while the stock of
clothing was badly mixed up as if they did
their work in hurry. The nightly Wis
itors left behind them three bIacksmith's
rasps, one of which was taken from Milo
h hnF yhoro how mo
entrance by breaking the lock on theldoor.
Charles thinks he has clues that will lead
to the capture of the burglars.
Newport.
Fl. H. Caswell has opened a jewellery
store in Ashbury Park, N. ].
c. F. Ranney attended the national
council of the Cong. society held in Bos-
ton recently.
Mrs. Elisha Lane is very i'll with
inf1ammatory rheumatism.-M-s Lorenzo
Pratt is quite sick.
Fred A B1ount has returned to Yale
Alice Bean, Madge BatcheIder, Walter
Dane and Mr.. Harvey have gone to Bur-
lin ton to attend school.
Wright II. Hovey, who has been mem
Der of the orchestra at the Memphremagog
House this summer has gone to Boston to
continue his studies in music.
Herbert Doyle of ST. Johnsbury, former
ly of this place, is to return and will live
in one of III. II. CasWelIs tenements. His
is to go into the dental rooms of DR..
M. T. Hamilton as an apprentice.
A large party of young people went
Co., L.,
Tuesday evening to attend husking. All
report a fine time. Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy |
have very pleasant way of entertaining
the young folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theophilus circuit, Miss
Addie Lou Grout and Mr.. and Mrs. z. M. |
Mansur of this place attended the Circuit |
reunion at the old home farm in Kirby |
last Tuesday. It was very pleasant gath
ering and enjoyed by all.
Miss Francis Haines who came here in
the early summer to spend the season by |
the lake, but was taken sick and was cared
for by her sister Mabel at the home of |
Mrs. John Enos, has recovered and return
ed to her home in Brooklyn.
Rev. w. c. Somerville, a former pastor
of the Cong. church here and in Coventry,
died at his home in Coaticook, Tuesday,
Sept. %. The remains were brought here
Wednesday evening and the funeral was |
held at the Cong. church Thursday. He |
had reached the advanced age of "a years.
W. Boivin has moved here from Derby
Center and opened harness shop in the
room formerly occupied by Felix Taylor.
Rev. A. Crane has moved into the ten
ement over G. W. Burbank's store.-Fred
Niles has moved to the Bean block.-Goe.
Paul has moved to the Richmond tene-
Clark and Rob't Lang have
moved into T. Carrick's double tenement.
w. E. Kipp is to move into the Newland
block.
Miss Anne Green spent the past week in
New York.-Benjami Human member
IF the governors staff went to New York
20 attend the Dewey reception and from
here to Washington for the sameipurpose.-
Mr. and Mrs. D. o. Luxford have returned
rom trip to Highgate. Mrs. Luxford
lad canary die recently at the age of IS
J. F. Blanchard is to go to New |
York soon to take post graduate course.
lis wife and son viii go to Burlington to
,isit Mrs. Blanchard's parents during his I
1DSenC S.-AIFS. FRANK 6fOWneII mas re- |
urned from Lowell and Boston where she
las been on visit.-Nathan Foster of
Blair, Nebraska is here on a visit to his
BROTHER, J. Z. Fosters. S. Tinkham was
n town last Wednesday on his way from j..
Burlington to Bloomington, his former I
Richmond and son Clarence 9
vent to Burlington last week.-Tom ALI '
hurch of Boston was in town the past 7
week visiting his sister, Mrs. D. A. DolIoff.
Mrs. l.. A. Katton of Boston is visiting {