Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-01-22

been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Louisa Burt
VINO is very i'll at the home of her son Mel
son.
mrs. ~. W. Marshall of Hard wick, who
with Mr. Marshall is visiting here, was
quite badly injured recently. She had
drlVen3to the home of her father, James
Lunge. on the East Haven road, and was
retuEa1-a2s when the horse ran and in COM
ing dqEp the big hill near Burke Hollow
the hQT8a fell and threw Mrs. Marshall out
cutting her head and face, but no bones
were broken. The team was slightly
| damaged.
HarsSsyLcx.
Rev. John Ii. Wilkins has moved his
| family to Marshfeld.
j. baWard Appolt foreman at the Ca
zette office, has returned from a months
| visit with relatives in Port Allegheny, Pa
The Ellsworth Post G. A. r. and w. G
held their annual meeting and dinner at
their hail Thursday. The meeting was
we'll attended and was an enjoyable affair.
Mrs. M. P. Cheney of Hyde Park is
guest at Clarence P. Sawyer's.-Rev. j. d.
WaIdron of North Danvihle has been aid
ing IN special services at the F. B. church
The annual public installation of officer
Of the local Masonic lodge occurred at their
nall Wednesday evening and was very
we'll attended. banquet was served and
some fine speeches made by local talent.
Good music was furnished.
cast Hartlw!clz.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs Ned
Underwood died last week. The family
nave the sympathy of the community.
Abbie Hovey and Mrs. Stafford are gain
ing from their recent ilIness.-Fannie
Stafford was called home recently because
Of the illness of her mother
sheffield
Dr. and Mrs Jones are rejoicing over the
birth of little daughter.
Mrs. Reece has let her place to Mr.. Kim
ball from Burke and has moved to st.
Johnsbury.
Willie Gibson, who has been sick with
Bright's disease, died Sunday. The funeral
was held at his fathers residence on
Tuesday, Rev. A. B. Blake officiating Th
burial was in the Sutton cemetery
Sutton.
The remains of William Gibson of Shelf
field were brought here for burial last week
The Ladies' Aid made sugar party last
Wednesday evening, and in the peanut
contest Mrs. John Stevens won the pea
nuts. The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. F. o. Berry, Jan. 31st.
This society has been very prosperous and
the president, Mrs. F. M. Abbott, deserves
great deal of credit for her efforts
The following officers were elected for
Sutton Grange Jan. 10: Master, l.. w. Cor
don; overseer, F. NJ. Abbott; lecturer Sa-
die Blake; steward, G. n. Hartman; Asst
steward, G. B. JOY; Chap, Corydon Park
er; Treas, III. A. Blake; gate keeper, Rob-
ert Gordon; Pomona, Mrs. l.. w. Gordon;
Flora, Mrs. Fl. a. Blake; Ceres, Mrs G. n.
Hartman; lady Asst. steward, Mrs. c.. b
JOY. At the opening of the meeting an
excellent oyster supper was served to about
seventy-five people. The next meeting
wiki be held Jan. 9th.
WheeIUck.
Moses Miles from North Troy is in to w H.
on visit.
VIM. Morgan fell last week and was quite
badly injured.
d. B. Leslie went to enburgh We'd
nesday to install the officers of the j.. o. U :.
AN.
The Gilman brothers, of st. Johnsbury,
have bought the hay on the VIM. Morgan
place.
E. q. Currier and his mother went to
Passumpsic last week to attend the funeral
of John White. The remains were brought
to Sheffield for burial.