Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-04-16

| N6u hnOUy anu W. Odu0 w 0lb 10 bOS-
ton last week to attend railroad meeting
The main shaft at the International mill
broke last Thursday, causing the mill to
be closed.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. True and Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. T. Ranney have gone for visit in
Boston, New York, Washington and from
there to Virginia. They will be away
about three weeks.
Patrick Regain died in Manchester, N. H.
April 9th. His remains were brought here
Tuesday and the funeral held in ST. Mary's
church Wednesday morning, Rev. FIR.
CIeremont officiating.
Horace RuggIes of Westford is guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Ell. Rawson.-Emily Brew
ster of Irasburgh is visiting at n. L. Fos-
ter's.--Will Green was home from Worces-
! ter, Mass, the past week on visit to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ell. Green.-Julius
Dutton and Joseph Colby are home from
Dartmouth, and Fred Blount is home from
Yale, for the Easter vacation.
Mrs. G. L. M Bugbee is in Hardwick
visiting her parents.-Mrs. Sidney Slice has
gone to Toronto, Ont, on a visit.-Mrs.
Theophilus Grout has gone to Ottawa, ILL.,,
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ington and son are visiting her parents
in Sutton, P. Q.-Fred Kenerson visited
his sister in North Troy last week.-CIar-
ence Richmond and lawyer Farnham were
in Burlington the past week.
WestfieEd.
Walter Bell has gone to SheIburne and
Burlington.
1t is expected that the Rev. j. FL. Cone of
Vassalboro, Me. will preach for the Cong
people here and at Troy during the coming
year. It is expected Rev. j. Ell. Wallace
will preach for the Methodist people.
J. Perco will soon move from West Der
by back to his place on the West Hill.-Ed
Ducharme plans to move from the village
to his farm on the West Hill, and Stephen
Powers from the North Hill into Du-
charme's house in the village.
| Some weeks ago Moses Chase passed an
old Confederate five dollar bill to Mitchell
Daniels in payment for dinner, receiving
back "a 80 in good money After the ma
ture of the bill was discovered Chase was
arraigned before Justice Eugene Miller
and fined twenty dollars and costs. In de-
fault of the money Sheriff Wakefield took
Chase to Rutland where he will work 129
days for the state. Chase says he received
the bill from his brother in-law, Mr.. Ly-
ford, who lives in Troy.
Mrs. Basha Miller, widow of the late
Thomas Trumpass, died early Tuesday
morning, Apr. 10, of heart failure, aged 70
years, 5 months. She resided with her son,
Will Trumpass. The funeral was held at
her home on Wednesday afternoon, Rev.
J. w. Buzzell of Troy officiating. Mrs.
Trumpass was a lifelong resident of this
town, a woman of industry and integrity.
Besides her son Will, Mrs. Trumpass leaves
two daughters, Mrs. Freeman Farman and .
Mrs. David Ball, several grandchildren and
FOUR brothers to mourn her loss. Her
husband died about fifteen years ago.
West Burke.
Geo. Donihue is sick with the grip.
Wylie Willard, w. w. Goes clerk, is at
home sick.
Halsey Parker has gone to Albany N. Y.
on a visit to his brother.
Hiloman Walter, who has been ill with
pneumonia, is improving.
Ell. L. Doyle of Syracuse, N. Y, has. been
visiting his father, s. Doyle. Mrs. Doyle
him.
The remains of Mrs. Miranda Glidden,
sister of A. B. Glidden, were brought here
for burial last Thursday.
Miss Florence Locke of Mt. Holyoke |
College is spending her vacation with her |
grandmother, Mrs. Bartlett.
A. L. Aldrich attended the M. E. Con- |
ference at Bellows Falls, as delegate from
this place, Wednesday.
H. III. Parker started for Albany N. Y, |
April II, where he will meet his wife on
her return from the West. They will visit |
Mr.. Parker'sy brother in Albany for few !
weeks before returning home.
Ransel2 Johnson, aged over eighty years, |
brother OF Mrs. Geo. Powers, died last |
Monday at the home of his son DR.. r. F.
Johnson attWest Concord. the remains |
were taken to Newark for burial.
e. A. Way, G. A. and g. A Dean, Grace |
Stuart, Mrs. Adams and Alice Hartweu are |
very sick with the grip. It is hoped there
will be no more cases in town. The dis
ease seems to take an unusual form this |
year. ~.
Ten from this village attended the last |
lecture in the Barton lecture course last |
Wednesday evening. The lecture was ''The
Jolly Earthquake" and was given by Rus
sell Fl. Conwen. The lecture was of
unusual interest and those present had an
enjoyable treat.
The remains of Mr.. Johnson, a former |
resident of this town, who had been living |
at West Concord for several years, was |
brought to this place and took to Newark |
for burial last Wednesday. Funeral SER