Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-01

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is not known how long the Verges have
been conducting this business but it is
believed these are not the first offences.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
West Burke.
Daniel Lee, who recently had shock,
died last Thursday morning aged 81 years.
Mrs. Emily (Densmore) Bishopand little
son from Worcester, Mass, are visiting
her father, DR.. Densmore.
Mrs. Sarah Rosebrook, who has been
spending the summer at S. E. Leach's, has
gone to White River Junction.
The revival meetings at the NJ. E. church
will be continued through this week. A
good degree of interest is being manifested.
E. L. Gaskill and wife, III. j. Washburn
and wife, Mrs. Hartwell and others attend
ed the s'Sunshine of Paradise Alley'' at
Lyndonville last Monday.
Mrs. Emma Way has her new residence
about completed. A fine new piazza, two
bay windows and several other improve
ments have been added which makes it
very pretty. .
Mr.. Harry Green of Providence, r. T.,
who went away from here thirteen years
ago, has been here the past week renewing
old acquaintance. Mr.. Green has fine
position and is bright, promising young
man.
The Ladies' Aid society held it's annual
meeting with Mrs. Carr last Wednesday.
The following officers were elected for the
year: Pres. Mrs. Emery; Vice-pres., Mrs.
Craig; Sec., Nettie Silsby; ). Treas, Mrs.
Dickerman; sociable committee, Mrs.
Densmore.
The community was much saddened by
the death of Mrs. Flora brewery Coe which
occurred last Tuesday. She leaves hus-
band and young child. The funeral took
place on Friday at her late home. The be-
reaved husband and family have the SYM
pathy of many friends.
Mrs. Bert Doyle and friend and Mrs. Ell.
L. Doyle spent Sunday in town.-Mrs. A.
w. Brockway and Miss Nellie Thompson
were in st. Johnsbury on Thursday.-Mrs.
Eva Dean and son Basil are visiting friends
in Groveton, n. H.-Mrs. N. M. johnson
of ST. Johnsbury was in town last week.
Will Marshall and wife of Hardwick have
been visiting Mrs. MarshalFs mother the
past Week.-Mrs. Minnie Jackson of Nor
risville is visiting Miss Grace Stuart.--Ed.
Smith and wife visited at J. M. Smiths
last Week.-Mrs. Jessie Dearborn has been
spending few weeks at her home in New
port.
East HardWick.
Ben Prentice has opened tin shop in
the basement of his dwelling house.
Mrs. Esther Blake has returned to her
home in Morrisville. H. Pendleton and
family will return to Connecticut soon.
HenryC. Waite, who spent large part
of his minority at Henry BIake's, now a
mem Der of the fire department at Kalama-
zoo, Mich, is in town visiting the scenes
of his boyhood days. He is suffering from
broken leg. es4s, aa. RI
Sheffield. "*
Erwin Brown was quite sick last week.
Cora Gray is attending school at New
port.
Asa Barber and Mrs. Charles Richards
are on the sick list.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Chesley was buried last Wednesday.
Giffin and Simpson are bringing water
to their residences from spring on r. G.
Halls farm.
John Simpson has moved into Amasa
Simpsons house.-A. o. Gray is back on
his place again.
We learn of the death i'll Hardwick of
in the village school.
Will Peck was in town last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chesley have been
entertaining cousin.
Bradley Ingalls, and family attended the
funeral of Mrs. Harriet Eastman at Lyn-
don Centre last Sunday.
w. A. Lawson has sold his shop to
Frank George and Charley Smelling. Pos
session given in Decem Der. .....
A w. CT. U. was organized in this place
Sept. oath by Mrs. ]. M. Doe of Ryegate.
Mrs. G. B. Simpson was chosen president,
and Mrs. James Armstrong recording see
rotary.
Will Wright made his brother, Robert
Wright, a short visit last week.-Rev. B.
P. Parker entertained his son from New
Hampshire recently. Gray has
bought the John Page place.-Amasa
Chase and wife are making visit in Cam
ada.-Arthur Allard from Boston is home
on vacation.-Isaac Allard from Lowell
is visiting relatives in this place.-Mrs.
Ward is visiting her sister, Mrs. Joy
Aaron Gray from Littleton, N. H. is in
town.
Sutton.
Charles Fogg is to remain in charge OF
farm another year.
o. w. ingalls, recently shot hawk from
I he ton of q large tree The hawk meas