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

Oscar Grey has sold his farm near Echo
Pond to A. ID. Piper, who takes possession
soon. Price, 5000.
Mr.. Holman and his son, VIII, of Barre,
and Geo. Z. Mann of Quechee were in town
last week, called here by the sickness and
death of c. Robinson.
Four new members were taken into the
lodge Of the Modern WoOdmen Feb 18th
and four more applications for admittance
were received on that night.
Several from here went to Island Pond
last Wednesday evening, the Goth, to at
tend the wedding of DR.. Amos Parlin and
Miss Ina Sweeney. They both have many
friends here who extend congratulations
and well wishes.
Calvin Robinson, who has been sick for
! several weeks, died at his home here last
| Monday morning. He had been a resident
of this place for several years and was well
known through all this part of the county.
| Funeral services were held at the house
/ Tuesday forenoon, Rev. Mr.. Bell officia- |
! ting. The remains were taken to Mont /
pelier for interment.
West Charleston
A Frances Z. Willard memorial service |
will be held in the f. b. church March /
| by the w. c. T. u.
John Dudley has the contract for carry /
ing the night mail from here to Newport /
for four years, beginning July /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Bruce have gone to
New York city to visit their daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parlin of Bloomington
visited in town recently.
Robert Parker has moved into the tene-
meut over his store and Mrs. Orissie Chase
has moved into the tenement vacated by
Mr.. Parker.-Mrs Fifeld has moved into
the viii Hildreth house.
Mrs. Lemuel Wilson died Feb. p of grip.
She was very kind and obliging neigh
Dor and made many friends. She leaves a
husband and one son to mourn her loss.
Funeral from the house Sunday, Rev. Mr..
Bell officiating. Much sympathy is felt
for the family.
Mrs. Charles Hinman has been in Nor
gan to care for her father, Oren Taylor,
who is very sicz.-Miss Eva Picket was
called home, to Sweetsburg, p. c., last
week by the illness of her mother.--David
Cook, Arthur Kidder, DR.. Kendrick and
Mrs. Clarence Wheeler are on the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Burbank Of ST.
Johnsbury were in town last week.-Chas.
ParIin OF Bloomington visited in town
recently. Lizzie Parker is home from
Canada.-Mrs. Mamie Norton of Gorham,
y. H., has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bracket. Wilmer Bracket is
also at home
Coventry.
s. Burbank has sold ais black colt for
5000.
Mrs. George Stevens has been caring for
Mrs. 4. S. Bole the past week.
Mrs. \. S. Bolo has purchased the \. p. ,
Sawyer residence paying 500. She viii
rent it.
Asa Hancock attended the Post meeting !
and supper at Newport last Wednesday 5
evening. !
Mrs. A. ". Esty, who has been so dan
gerously sick, is improving and considered
ont Of danger. J
John /. Parker is now in Los Angeles J
California. He writes that he is delighted f
with that country of flowers. t
Orville Hancock goes to Lyndon to-day b
to work for Herman Bradley. Harmon '
Wing goes to the same place to work for a
l Mr.. Bean. n
About sixty Of the relatives and friends
0f Mrs. Lucina Harvey met at her residence e
asst Monday to celebrate her 85th birthday. o
Five generations were present. r
Fl. Z. Black who has been visiting in y
New York and Connecticut and his daugh- !,
er, Mrs. w. 4. Daley, were at w. NJ. y
Nright's at Barton over Sunday. ~
The property belonging to the late b. w. !,
case was sold at auction last Tuesday :.
Ohm Wells, Edward and Lewis Morrill, '
purchased the sugar place and land.
The meetings were continued at the j,
i. E. church the past week with a y
.ood deal of interest. Rev. J. c. Knapp of
has been present to assist two to
venings in the week. NJ
Andrew Corrow has been quite sick but
more comfortable at present.-Mrs. Asa IN
Hancock is having quite hard time with %
he grip.-AIonzo Priest is quite Sick
Iary DOlber is confined to the house with Il
thrort trouble.-George Herman re- h'
Mains quite i'll. Sc
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Mrs. L. A. Whitney of Boston is in town
or few days.
Francis Templeton has gone to Eden for br
few weeks visit. j..
Craftsbury Grange will hold it's regular
leeting Friday evening. Ii
We understand we are granted q mail 10
quite between here and Hardwick. ar
Elmer Stratton is still quite sick. Most u
f the other sick ones are improving.
Mrs. Mary Jones has gone to Hardwick "