Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-10-14
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large picture of the chaplain, Rev. ]. ".
Buzzell.
Rev. S. 9. Lewis of Barton Landing will
preach in the NJ. E. church on Sunday,
Oct 10th, at 2o'cIock p. m. and at O'Clock
In the evening.
North Troy.
Mrs w N Dubois is ill with appended
It's.
c. 0. Fowler was in Scottsfown, P. O.,
on business recently. d
Henry Parkhurst was in Boston last
week on business trip.
Roswell Allen had one eye seriously in
jured recently from being hit by piece of
nail.
j. A Hunt has purchased a grocery
business at Derby Line and has moved to
that place.
West7is.
Hon A w Woodwork OF Enosburgh
has been in town.
The Rev. M. w. Farman preached in No.
Craftsbury on Sunday Oct. 18th.
number from here attended the c. E.
rally at Newport last Friday.-The
teachers of the village school are training
their pupils for an exhibition at the end
of the term.
The school teachers Who went from San
Francisco to the Philippine Islands on the
transport Thomas, compiled a book dedi-
Gated to the officers of the ship and entitled
IEThe Log of the Thomas" Mr.. E. Elmer
Webster one of the teachers on board the
Thomas, has very thong b tfuIIy and kindly
L I. 49,
library. We desire TO make grateful ac-
zauch appreciated gift.
On Friday night Oct. 4th., there was
dance in Our town hall. Some of the par
Elephants got drunk and fought SO that
Sheriff Wakefield was summoned. Since
then prosecutions have been the order OF
the day Capt. a. w. Parma having arrived
from Newport. Mr.. James Mcbride
was arraigned before Justice Eugene Miller
on the charge OF furnishing liquor, he plead
guilty and was fined SO and costs amount
ing to go 05. Curtis " iiley was arraigned
on the charge Of wife beating and drunk
enness. He plead guilty to both offences.
He was fined 80 and costs amounting to
$3.50 on the charge of wife beating and IS
and costs amounting to 5000 on the
charge of intoxication making a total of
$3.50 His wife is an industrious woman,
who takes in washings and tries to earn a
living. Luther Reed was arralgned on the
charge of drunkenness and pleading guilty
was fined s. and costs amounting to S11.30.
Don Allbee of Troy was arraigned on the
charge of drunkenness and pleading guilty
was fined s. and costs amounting to S11.50.
Byron E. Gilman was arraigned on the
charge of drunk enness and pleading guilty |
was fined s. and costs amounting to 5000 |
Frank Haggarty of Jay was arraigned on
the charge of drunkenness and pleading
guilty was fined s. and costs amounting to
$11.70. Will Duscharn1e was arraigned on
the charge of drunkenness and pleading
guilty was fined IS and costs amounting to
over twelve dollars.
On Saturday night Oct. 9Th Mrs. Laurisse
Tillotson wife of Eleazer W.iMiller died of !
Br1gbt's disease after a long and painful |
Illness during which she had been watch !
fully cared for by her husband, her sister. |
Mrs. Hutchins, and others. The deceased |
Was slKty- three years of age. Forty two {
years ago she came from Lowell to this
town and married Mr.. Miller. During the
years she resided in this town she has
proven herself a faithful wife and
mother, and kind neighbor and friend. !
She was consistent mem Der of the NJ. E.
church. Her pastor, Rev. j. Il. Wallace
who officiated at the funeral spoke from
the text, blessed are he dead that die in .
the Lord" The funeral which was held at
her late home on Tuesday was attended
by large lumber Of relatives and friends. /
The floral tribute was very appropriate and
beautiful. A choir fr 1m Troy furnished |
music. The interment was in the cemetery
near by. Her son, Lester came from Bos
ton and her son Charles from Barre to at |
tend the funeral. Mr.. and Geo. Andrews |
came from Wolcott. There were also a |
number of relatives and friends from |
Lowell and Troy. The deceased is survived |
by her husband, her four children, Geo. !
w. of this town; Lester w. Of Boston;
Chas. S. of Barre, and Mrs. Sam'l Chase of |
Lowell; several grandchildren, also by a !
brother and sister, Chas. Tillotson and Mrs. |
Hutchins of Lowell. The deceased was
held in high respect and esteem by this |
community.
CALEDONIA COUNTY,
az est Burke.
Co. Silver has moved to Nashua \. H. /
Miss Florence Burns is at home and in
poor health.
Miss Myrtle Aldrich visited friends 10 |
Sheffield and Barton last week.
A. 81. Silsby has completed his bobbin |
works at his mill and is now turning out |
bobbins.
Forrest Hunt has finished work clerking