Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-07-22

law. The funeral was held at the home of
a sister, Mrs. Thomas Mcclellan, Saturday,
and was attended by a large circle OF
mourners and friends, Rev. r. c. Lansing
officiating. The flowers were abundant
and beautiful. A pillow marked Husband
and Father" harp, marked Brother"
spray of ffty-three white roses from the
ST. Charles Hotel, a star and crescent,
wreath of pond lilies, blossoms and
rare petals, and sprays of carnation
pinks, and cut flowers in profusion. Such
a fine display of costly flowers is not often
seen here. And so he rests beneath the
flowers.
South Albany.
w. F. Chamberlin received the sad news
last week that his son, who resided in Min
nesota, was dead and buried.
Edward Dewing has moved his family
into the Bliss house.-Edgar Farr has
rented the Scott house and will move in
soon.
Miss A. Isabel Mccarthy, Miss Lucy
Dewey Mccarthy and Miss Amy K. Picket
of Boston are spending the summer at
Mr.. Andrew Graham's.
Mrs. Selden Cass of Lowell, Mass, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Gilmour, has returned home. Mr..
Gilmour, who has been sick, is considerably
better.
Mrs. G. R. King and children of Pas
sumpsic are visiting Mrs. Kings parents.
John Young and wife are here from New
York visiting friends.-Miss Florence Jud-
kins has returned to Passumpsic.
Last Thursday afternoon during the
shower while D. r. Cobb, Charles Copeland
and Nelson Rash were getting in hay, the
lightning struck tree within eight rods
of them. No damage was done but it gave
them quite a fright.
Miss Annie Graham, who taught in
District No. 4, East Albany, was agreeably
surprised last week by the gift of a silver
mounted brush and comb set from her
pupils. It was a beautiful present and
Miss Graham wishes TO express in this
way her grateful appreciation of the same.
Bloomington.
c. o. Parlin is shingling his barn.
Mabel Parhn, who has been visiting rel
atives in West Charleston, has returned
home.
Mr.. w. 3. Strong and family from Wis
consin are spending the summer at their
residence in this place.
Jennie ScofeId and Clio Going are i'll
with the measles.-Mrs. Eugene Burrows
little girl, who has been quite III is able to
be out again.
Geo. Z. Virgins from st. Johnsbury
spent last Sunday with his parents.-AIin-
ME Virgins, who has been visiting rela-
tives here, has returned to St Joansbury.
Ernest Loveland and Ira Bellville are
40 ne from Manila. Glad to see them back
again.-NIrs. Cheney from Boston, who has
been spending the past few weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Cheney,
has returned home.-Mr. and Mrs. Goa
from Canada are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Berry, in this place.
Bloomington Center.
Mrs. Frank Wells has been very i'll the
past few days.-Miss Clio Going is sick
with measles.
Mr.. Albert Wells friends were very glad
to see him at church Sunday, July 20. Mr..
Wells is very feeble.
Henry Leland is working in haying for
George Twom bly.-Allen Cushman has the
job 70 do a. E. Denison's haying.
E. ID. affords family and their guest,
Miss Mark lam, spent part of the past week
camping at Willoughby.-NIrs Marg iret
Bryant of Barton visited at S. j. Robinson's
last week.-Mrs.. Adna Clark has a sister
from Everett, Mass, visiting her.-Mrs.
David Powers recently entertained her
brothers. wife, Mrs. Woodland and son OF
Iowa, and Mrs. Powers sister, Mrs. Judd |
and daughter from Richford.
Evansville.
The ice-cre "a festival was we'll attended. /.
The Pike Mig. Co. has a steam drill |
working on their quarry.
A large number attended the Herbert |
Leland auction and everything sold at 4
fair prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lea Shaw from Woodsville, /
N. H., visited at L. A. browns and George |
Bickford's last week.
Mrs. j. NJ. Brown of Snerbrooke, p. O., |
is visiting Mrs. J. w. Brown and U. w. |
Brown.-Mrs. Folsom of Montpelier is in |
town visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. |
Lapierre.
Coventry.
Mrs. Murray and son of Boston are Wis
iting Mrs. Murray's mother, Mrs. Fayette |
Barlow.
The Dorcas Society will meet next Fri
day afternoon and evening at Damon
Wares. A cordial invitation is extended /
to all.
sey City have come to occupy their sum-
mer cottage. We are glad to welcome Mr..
Cowles and family here again.