Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-03-13
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e. H. Hitchcock went to Stowe last week.
Mr.. DeMarineau has been at home in E.
Richford for few days on account of
sickness in his family.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
West Burke.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Dickerman on Wednesday afternoon.
The selectmen laid out road last week
from c. J. Treffens house past j. F. Rug
gles' to E. Ways tin shop.
Henry Bugbee has SO far recovered from
the grip as to be able to resume his labor
as mail carrier to Westmore.
Hiram Fletcher, a respected citizen of
this town, died Sunday, March 5, aged 80
years. Funeral services were held at the
residence of Hiram Moulton on Wednes-
day, Rev. G. A. Emery officiating.
Last Saturday morning the community
was saddened by the sudden death of John
Anger, who died of strangulation caused
| by the breaking of a quinsy sore. Mr..
Anger was % years old and the only son
of William and Mary Anger, who have
the heartfelt sympathy of the whole COM
munity. -
| George Otis was at home from st. Johns
bury last week for few days vacation
/ Fred Kennison has returned from Boston
where he has been stopping through the
] winters. N. Bugbee and Adelbert Good
rich of White River Junction, have been
visiting in town the past Week.-Mrs.
Sadie Colby of DanviIle has been visiting
at S. G. Otis'.-Ezra ChappelI has returned
| from Boston, where he has been stopping
through the winter.
Hardwick.
| Genevieve Bennett of West Charleston
/ is working for Mrs. Oliver Paquette.
| Mrs. Melvina .Judevine, who has been
spending the winter at Washington, D. c.,
| has returned home.
Norman Michaud and John Roweu OF
| Greensboro, have purchased the Pease
house and will move here soon.
Vena Tucker slipped on the icy side
| walk and injured her left ankle.-C. P.
Sawyer's little daughter Helen, is very i'll
! with tonsilitis.-John Ell. McLoud has been
suffering with mbago.
The granite business has begun to boom
here once again and good tenements for
| the families of tRorkmen who are arriving,
are getting very scarce. Someone should
erect few good tenement houses here She
coming summer.
East HardWick.
Mrs. N. Field has returned from her visit
to her daughter in Barre.
Henry Currier, who has been quite sick,
is gaining Huntley is improving.
An attempt was made at the town meet
ing to exempt from taxation for ten years
certain manufacturers, if they would es-
tablish business in the village, but this
was defeated.
The new town hall was used last Tues
day for the first time. 1t is large enough
to seat 500 people, is heated by furnace
and thoroughly up-to date. 1t has al
ready cost the town $3, 600 and is not fin
ished yet
Sheffield.
Harry Chesley has purchased Henry
MARQUIS farm.
The supper and sale at the town hall last
Friday evening was a success.
NhCOlSO DIChAOIo dhO 4slioo A1u1Uh AOOO-
erts were married Wednesday, March LIST.
Miss Belle Sisco has gone to Barton to
visit her aunt, Mrs. Aaron Drown.-Miss
Lucretia Gray of Barton, and Miss Ethel
Gray of Portland, Maine, have been visit
ing relatives here.-Mrs. Staples has re-
turned to Nashua, N. Ell. Mrs. John Or
cult accompanied her.
The remains of Elmer, son of Walter FL.
Chase, were brought here for burial last
Saturday. He had been employed as the
night Waterman in store lin Springfield,
Mass. Funeral services were held Sunday
afternoon in the M. E. church. The pa
rents and two brothers have the sympa-
thy of large circle of friends.
Sutton.
The mock measles have been prevailing
in this vicinity to quite an extent.
Joseph Bruce of Garden City, Mimi, has
been visiting his cousin, Mrs. Maria Moul-
ton.
Mrs. Sara King had a paralytic shock
last Thursday and is very feeble at this
writing.
Geo. Wheeler who went to Malboro,
Mass. time ago for work, has moved
his family there.