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

Mrs. Stephen Burrows is improving
Henry Tier has blood poison in his right
hand.
Mr.. A. III. Gardyne has been in his store
the past week. We wish him every success
in business.
The Cleaners will meet with Mrs. A. e.
Denison Wednesday, May 23rd, both after
noon and evening.
The remains of Mrs. Martha Philbrick
were brought from Island Pond last Friday
and placed in this cemetery. Mrs. Phil
brick died April 9th of pneumonia.
Frank Wells, who hired his fathers
place, bought it later, and moved there last
week. Mrs. Wells continues to improve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells are kind neighbors,
and we are very glad they are settled in
the village.
The Cleaners met at the churc'. last
Wednesday and re-organized with the fol-
lowing officers: President, Miss Eusebia E.
Robinson; list vice president, Mrs. Cynthia
S. Denison; End vice president, Mrs.
Orpha Alexander; secretary, Mrs. Maria
M. Magoon; treasurer, Mrs. Cynthia S.
DenisOn.
Ezekiel Miles of Sutton recently visited
his niece, Mrs E. w. Gallup.-Mrs. Maria
Going and her daughter Miss Edith of st.
Johnsbury, are visiting at Edward Hu3e's.
Miss Mabel Dutton is teaching school in
Coventry. Broadbent of Lawrence,
Mass, is spending few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Oliver Dwire.
Mrs. Sarah (Moulton) Campbell, who died
at her home here recently, was born in
Stanstead, P. O., Oct. 6, 1927, married John
Campbell of Charleston where they lived
several years. Nearly thirty years ago they
moved to this town, where her husband
died Sept. 25, 1898. Mrs. Campbell was
member of the F. B. church where she will
be greatly missed, as when her health
would permit she was in church and Sun
day-school and when unable 20 take part
in the lesson would sit with her class thus
helping teacher and class with her pres
ence, doing what she could. Since last fall
she has been confined in her home, and
suffered greatly until called to a brighter
home above where there will be no more
pain nor sorrow. Mrs. Campbell leaves six
children, Mrs. Minnie Burdick of Florence,
Mass; Lincoln of Canaan, n. H.; Burton
of Barton: Myrtle, who kindly cared for
her mother in her long sickness; George
of Newport Center; Mrs. Lizzie Buck of
Charleston and a sister, Mrs. Abram Camp
bell of Beebe Plain. P. O., and other rela-
tives to mourn her loss. Her children were
all present at the funeral except Mrs. Bur-
dick. Much sympathy is extended to the
family in their affection.
West Charleston.
Cora Dudley has gone to Lyndonville |
to work in hotel.
The Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday /
afternoon with Mrs. j. B. HoIton.
Rev. Mr.. Bell was called to Attleboro, |
Mass, last week to preach funeral SER
mon.
John Hildreth has hired to Harry Ruiter
to work in the meat market. Mr.. Ruiter
will run two carts this season.
Mr.. Abbott has moved to West Derby
John Parlin has bought the Mrs. Pratt
house and will move there the first of
June.
Mrs. Henry Dryer says if the party who
stole her new clothes-l line the other eve
ming will return she will give him the
clothes-pins.
News has been received that Jennie
Bennett, who has been in Hardwick for
the last few months, has gone to hospi-
tai for treatment.
There will be about thirty of ''Mrs. Jar
Iey's Wax Figgers'' exhibited and de-
scribed at the schoolhouse hall Tuesday
evening, commencing at s o'clock, to be
followed by box party under the aus
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A collection will be taken after the figures
are shown. Coffee free to all buying
boxes.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. HI. Piper visited rela-
tives in Morgan recently.-Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Cobb of Barton visited Ms. Cobbs
sister, Mrs. Cummings, last week.-Mrs..
Geo. Griggs of Manchester, N. H., called
on friends in town last week.-Mr. o.
Taylor of Morgan, who has spent the
winter in California, was in town recently.
DIR. and Mrs. Human and daughter ar
rived home last Tuesday.
East Charleston,
Geo. G.. Lang of Barton visited his father,
G. w. Lang recently.
There has been considerable sickness
among the children here of late.
Mrs G. Hill and child from Canada, have
been spending few days at Gilman Hills.
Several from this place attended the
closing exhibition of the Derby acadmy
last Friday evening.
Austin Bushaw has hired Mr.. Shedrick's
place and te ken possession.-Ed.B atchelder
has moved from g. w. Iangs farm on to
E. Bruces farm near Echo Pond.-Fred
Jushman has moved to Barton
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