Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-05-14

sister, May Aldrich. 1t is costing tn
community about 5000 week for nurses
three have returned on account of tn
death of the patients.
Mrs. M. A. Stuart died Tuesday morning
after a very brief illness. For severa
weeks she has been assisting in caring TO
her granddaughter, Grace, daughter Of
Ms. w w .Coe. She will be greatly missed
in the home and community. The funeral
services were held at the residence of WV
Coe, Thursday, Rev. P. N. Granger of Shelf
field officiating; the remains were carried
| to MorrisviIIe, her old home, for interment
Mrs. G. G. KimbaIl passed away on Fri
day morning after much suffering. She
had been in very pitiable condition fol
some time, and no one who loved hel
could wish her to linger. She has been
tenderly cared for by her daughter, Mrs
Eliza Mussey of Henniker, N. H., her
son, George has also been with them most
of the time. The family have the sympa-
thy of the entire community; funeral serv-
ices were held at home on Sunday.
Among the new fever patients are Mrs.
Bruce and granddaughter, May Campbell,
Mrs. FL. M. Powers and daughter Helen,
Mrs. A. H. Gardyne, Alment Chebot, Mrs.
Anna Dean and Nay Aldrich; Mrs. Powers,
May Aldrich and May Campbell are very
sick, the others are comfortable. It is
thought that Bert Dean is now improving,
and all the rest are doing we'll. So far
there have been about thirty cases in all;
five deaths have occurred. No cases only
l. -
The funeral services of G. A. Dean were
held at his late residence, May End, Elder
Grant Atkins, assisted by Rev. A. Emery,
officiated. Fine selections of music were
rendered by the st. Johnsbury quartette.
Among the floral offerings were pillow,
''Our Boy" MI. and Mrs. G. M. Dean;
"Brother," Mrs. Eta Mcclellan; pillow,
J. o. U. A. M, wreath, w. Burke Dramatic
Club; pillow, Epworth League; roses,
Mrs. Anna Bean; roses, Mr.. and Mrs. G. j.
Trefren; cut flowers, Mrs. NJ. B. Parsons
Conn.
Sutton.
Miss Maude Colby and Ralph Chapman
are recipients of new Pennant wheels.
Miss Alice Berry goes this week to Lyn-
don to work on Bemis Hill for the sum-
mer.
Fred Parker has rented the Libbey house
at the village and is moving his goods
there.
Miss Vira Ball of st. Johnsbury was in
town last week visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. P. Ball.
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Mrs. F. A. Holmes Wednesday afternoon
and evening. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
The schools in town commence today
with the following teachers: Village,
Madge Burnham; WhippIe, Sadie Blake;
Bundy, Maude Colby; South Ridge, Lila
Hoffman; Wilson, Jennie Trefren; North
Ridge. Ethel Park; North, Wallace Or
cult; Undercliffe, Ethel Fletcher; Taft,
Effie Hall.
East HardW ick.
Geo. Lawrence is repairing the Mitter
house.
R. L. French has sold half of his farm to
Will Stuart.
Mr.. Davenport has rented Mrs. Addie
Halls farm.
Ernest Flanders has rented Rufus Far
rand's farm.
Mrs Howard has closed her house and
gone to Hardwick.
Florence Little and Lulu Eldridge have
their school.
The Congregational society ere going to
rebuild the ell of the parsonage this spring.
Mr.. Craig has sold his place to a man |
from New York.
Mrs. II. P. King received the sad news
of the death or NJ. Miles Norton t
of Deansville, Wisconsin, who died in
,tantly May 4th. Mrs. Norton also had a /
shock recently.
Hardw ick.
There is considera BILE rivalry here just
now between the Peoples Telephone Co.
md the New England Co. Both have
been putting in number of instruments
into business offices here lately.
Among those who are building and pre-
pairing to build houses here this spring are
W. S. Cobb, Franklin ellis, M. E. Tucker,
2. r. Meader, p. j. Cowles, Jefferson
Cowles, w. w. Marshall, o. II. Marsh
md Walter j. Perrin.
The time within which notifications
IF the Nicaragua Canal treaty may be
exchanged has been extended seven
months from August 9TH next. This
action was taken because of the GER
jainty that the senate would not act
upon the treaty at this session. AS a
eader VINO does not lead, Senator
Jones, of Arkansas is a shining sue