Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-08-06
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Mrs. CLANCY Cole has gone to Me-
gantic, P. O., to visit her sisters =
Mr.. Dennis Ward and Miss Ida Ward
are in town visiting friends.-Mrs
Fred Burbank of Toronto, Que, is
visiting relatives here.-Mr. and Mrs.
T. S. Gray are entertaining guests
this Week.-Mrs. Madge Sisco of
Newport is in town visiting relatives
and friends.-Miss Airline Hammond
has returned home from Copperfeld.
Mrs. Tina Martin of Newport Cen
ter is visiting her sister, Mrs. Cora
ck.-Miss Carrie Hartwell has re :
turned home from Newport.
WestieId.
James Conant of the East Hill, who
has been sick with consumption and
whose death has been expected for
some days, passed away last Tuesday
night. The funeral was held at his
late home on Friday. He was good
citizen and neighbor and kind hus-
band and father. He leaves widow,
one grandson, brother and sister to
mourn his loss.
Rev. J.E.Knapp and family we're in
town last weeks. S. Lunt of West
Derby visited Deacon NJ. @. Hitch
cock last Week.-Mrs. Alice Gone has
gone to HOLLYWOOD, n. Y, to be alb
sent until the last of September
Miss Edith Gone went to Burlington
on Saturday to have her eyes treated
by a specialist.-The Misses Helen
Wakefield and Dolly Trumpass took
a trip to Johnson and Burlington last
Week.-Mrs. Lucia Holbrook of New
port has been visiting Miss Maud
Observation-Disclosures Wakefield was
away from home last week.-Mrs..
Luna Rollins of Lowell, Mass. has been
mer Burnham.
At two O'Clock on Tuesday morn
ng, July 81, after an illness of four
days, from complication of diseases,
Mrs. Clara Gilman passed away.
Her age was about seventy years.
Her maiden name was Fletcher and
she was a native of Belvidere. Since
her marriage to the late David Ell.
Gilman about forty six years ago her
home has been in this town. David
III. Gilman was bright man and
noted auctioneer in his day. He died
sixteen years ago. During the past
season Mrs. Gilman staid with her
daughter Stella in Biddeford, Me.
Having been here for several weeks
on a visit, she was soon to return
to Biddeford when her illness
occurred, resulting in her death. She
was quiet woman, kind neighbor
and much devoted to her children.
She leaves two sons, one daughter,
two grandchildren and two brothers
to mourn her loss. Her daughter |
Stella came from Maine, reaching here |
shortly before her mothers death. |
The funeral was held-on Thursday at |
the home of her elder son, Martin D.
Rev. 7. P. Chase, former
pastor, officiating; assisted by Rev..
Ell. Cone. The funeral was we'll at
tended by relatives and friends and
the floral tribute was very pleasing
OhO- 1AO dOCSGSSd w as a I10IA O0F Oh
the NJ. E. church. FL. ~
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Miss Taylor, of the Vermont
Society, spoke at the
evening service ct the village church
July 20.
Edward Fabian, the distinguished
and basso, will give an
at the Cong. church
next Friday evening. An excellent
program has been prepared and a
good time is promised. Proceeds for
benefit of the church. Gickets, 25 cts;
children, Is cts. Commences at
o'clock
Mrs. D. J Wright and Master Al
red Wright have returned to Roosick
Falls, after very pie as ant sojourn of |
/ month with Hugh Campbe1.-Mr.
md Mrs. Charles Marshall returned
20 their home in st. Johnabury after
. stay of two weeks here Miss May
Bowman of Chicago, Ill.,, IS visiting
ler aunt, Mrs. John Hinton Mrs.
George Gilman and daughter have
to Lyndonville, aftes a visit
Lmong relatives. {
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Vest Burke. =
Dustin Kimball, who had a shock