Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-02-25
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and Lester Msgoon have gone to Littleton,
Nh, to work.-W. A. Tracy was home
from Ayers Flat to spend Sunday last.
Troy.
Helen, wife of William Donegan, died at
her home on the river road Saturday.
p. c. Morrill, and family have gone to
Morrisville, where they will make their
future home.
While using circular saw at Truman
quires' last week Carroll Anger cut three
of his fingers quite badly.
f.. G. Baldwin of Barton, county exam
liner, examined large number of teachers
here last Friday and Saturday.
The entertainment given by the gentle
men at the Congregational vestry Friday
evening was well attended. The concert
was first class and the paper which was
read created great merriment.
Mrs. Charles Leayitt is caring for Mrs.
s. Farman.-Dana Martin has been quite
sick the past week, but is some better now.
e. A. Moreway and Miss Agnes MoloDey
are having the measles.-Mrs. G. G. Cole is
quite sick with grip.
Mrs Horace Martin has moved back to
Wright has moved from the village back
to his farm.-James Royston has hired out
to work fer I. S. Wilson for year.-hIilo
Porter has gone to Montgomery to work.
Almond Cross has moved into the house
he purchased of T. @. Morrill,.
Mr. Hackett of Barton Landing, who has
been at work for j. G.. Turnbun on his
creamery is at home, sick.-Mrs. Bertha
Martin is at home from Newpor6.-Rev
w. S. JENNIE and wife entertaining
guests this week.-Mrs.. F. Merritt has re-
turned home from Mechanic Falls, Maine.
Ed. Donegan of Laconia, 4. H, is stop
ping with his brother, William Donegan,
few days.-Jasper Phillips and his wife
visited his sister, Mrs. Henry Baraw, Mon
day.-Mr and Mrs. Ernie Stebbins from
Cooksville, Wisconsin, came here to attend
the funeral of his mother, Mrs. William
Donegan. - Charles Stevens of RichfOrd
was in town last Week.-Mrs. Jennie Reach
has returned to her home in Mansonville.
We<tti"ld.
The school in the Trumpass schoolhouse
closes this week.
Will Royston and wife of Glover We're at
A. H. Hoyt's recently.
Miss Winnie Farman, who is sick with
pneumonia and measles in Hardwick, is
improving. Her mother, Mrs. Farman,
and Mrs. Arad Brown are in Hardwick
caring for her.
Miss Ada Brown has returned from Gov
entry.-Miss Lena Gilpin has returned
from Charleston.-Hiram Miller has gone
on a trip to Springfield, Boston, Provi-
dence and New Haven.
Mrs. Herbert Miller is improving.-Ash-
ley Farman has been sick with the grip
L. Z. Annis was able to be out again on
Friday-Richard Kirk and Lynn Demari-
neau are sick with measles.
Mrs. Mary Gilbert, widow of the late
Thomas Gilbert died of heart trouble on
the 18th inst. at the home Of her son, Chas.
Gilbert, aged GO years. The funeral was
held on Wednesday in the r. G. church in
Lowell. ..- F..s eses 7#@
The funeral of Pearley V. Edmunds
was held from the residence of his father,
VIM. Edmunds on Saturday, Feb. is, Rev.
J. ii. Cone Of the Cong. church officiating,
The c. E. society of Derby of which Pearley
was member sent pillow and the acad-
envy sent wreath. The sister and all the
is in Colorado, and Homer, who was de-
tanned in Morrisville by the illness of his
family. Among those present We're w. w.
Wood of Richford and Edward s. Abbott
of Barton.
1t will be remem bered that the death of
Rev. Rufus King, a former pastor of the
COng1 churches at Lowell and this place
occurred Jan. II. He was 70 years 9months
of age. Now comes the news of the death
of Mrs. King which occurred in Cairo on
the evening of Tuesday, Feb 18th. The
funeral held the following Friday
Mrs. King has been an invalid for the past
eight years and confined to her bed the |
most Of the time since last August. Mrs |
King was "a bright woman with a keen |
sense of humor that made her very enter
tanning. She was a good public reader, |
possessing a voice of resonance, giving |!
distinct enunciation and fine expression. !
She was also successful school teacher. !
Mr.. and Mrs. King are survived by their |
accomplished daughter Margaret who is |
the wife of Rev. II. G. Cussler, pastor of
the Dutch Reformed Church on Grand ST.. |
Jersey City.
WestnOre
Lumbermen report five feet of snow in
the woods.
Wallace Mcnamara has gone TO work for |
III. E. Lyon.
Just at present there is a rush OF business
around the lake.
Captain Randel of Island Pond visited in
town one day last week.
White brothers of Barton filed J. G. |
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