Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-02-25

Rawson of Hardwick, who had been sick
but short time with measles followed bv
pneumonia. The remains were brought
here for burial last Thursday. The baraav-
ed parents have the sympathy Of theontrc
community.
Mrs. Chas. Parker, who had been i'm poor
health for some time, died Feb. 20th. aged
about 90 years. The funeral was held Erie
day. the burial being In Che village ceme-
terry. She has been a resident OF This town
Tor many years and was loved and re-
spected by all who knew her. The friends
have the sympathy ofall.
As Will Rowell was driving past George
Sawyer's house last Thursday morning he
found Mr.. Sawyer lying in the yard badly
frozen. Mr.. Sawyer has lived alone ia m
house near Albany line for some wears.
lie was seen about his home "Wednesday
afternoon. II appears that ho had some
kind of at before reaching inc house.
His hands feet, ears, and other parts OF his
body were badly frozen and il was Thought
his hands and feet would have to be- au-
putated but az last accounts hc was doing
as wen as could be expected and amputu-
ton was not thought necessary.
East Crartsbury.
There Will be donation for tho benefit
Of Rev. j. c. Taylor at Che homo of Afr. 4.
+. Morse, Wednesday evening. March 9Th.
All cordially invited.
North CraCtsbury.
Miss Ida Dustan Is home from Johnson
for short vacation.
Mr.. and Geo. Wheeler were ia sd. Johns
bury part of las; week.
The l.. W. rs. held q meeting at Mrs.
Cowles last Friday evening.
Charlie Morse's friends gave hima pleas.
ant surprise party last Friday evening.
There was no school ut the Academy
Friday on account Of its being holiday.
Mrs. A. Paddock has been on The sick
list the past woek.-Scoit Bowson from
New York visited at Mrs. Scott Aliens
last week. Miss Bessie Lyon BIAS gone TO
to visit her sister, Sadie Lyon.
Derby.
Mr.. Braley OF Dandy, 81. IT,, brothor-in-
law Of Mr.. strcetcr, died here Feb. 18TH.
Master Carl Robbins Is suffering with "a
stiff knee, caused by throwing off the knee
cap.
Mr.. Wilbur Moulton Of this place was
recently married TO Miss Bishop. Con-
yratulations.
Mr.. VIM. Richie was summoned TO
3rowninglon las. week Dy he serious Ill-
ness of his daughter.
Quite large company of ID. A. students
vent to Newport Wednesday evening 60
ttend the promenade.
Miss Ruiter, assistant at the academy,
las been unable 70 be in school the past
week owing TO sickness.
The dance last Monday evening &c The
own hall was attended by 30 couples, 69 OF
whom took supper at the Richard.
Mrs. i. W. Comings returned from BerS-
hire Thursday where she went to attend
he wedding OF a niece.-Chas. TWombly
las returned from n trip to Ohio.
The sad news Of the death Of Mrs. Blanche
ray Silver, wife of Albert Silver, Jr.. of
Boston, reached here Wednesday. Mrs.
silver was young woman ofrare qualities
nd during her visits here had made many
riends, who mourn her early death.
Mrs. w. r. Daley Is visiting her sister,
IRIS. w. NJ. Wrightin Barton.-Niss Carrie
fcVety who has been az Prof. Andrews
Or several years, has gone to St.Johusbury
D work.-Prof. Mathews has gone 20 his
ONE i'm Auburndale, Macs, to spend his
acation.--Mrs. Ernest hllbeeond children
nd Miss Kate Crosby start today for their
ew home in Springfield, Mass
Miss Gertrude Pike OF Derby Line visit
] friends in town last week Mr.. Howe
DiXyIlle, p. O., was I'm town last week
Miss Sarah Morrill, visited recently at
IRIS. Moses Kelsey's and Mrs. Harry
obbins of Newport spent Friday at n. n.
yilders-Mrs. Hugh Kelsey is visiting 40
RS. W. NJ. Kelsey's Miss Nellie Frazer,
former student here, visited at DIR. Com
gs' last week.
Vest Derby.
Roy Daley is on the sick list.
The Il. b. church has refused TO accept
e resignation OF Rev. Il. II. Phillips.
II. j. Hastings and family are preparing
move to the Canadian northwest oarly In