Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-07-15
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Hazel of Lyndonville are visiting their
brother, John Hazel-Mrs. L. Colodny IS
visiting in Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs Milton Darvey of No. SUIT
ton, P. O., visited at H. S. Billings the
past week-E. J. Farrell of Boston, for
mer resident, spent the past week in town.
Mr.. Farrell is practicing law at he Hub
IT. Shepley of Sheldon Springs was here
the past week on business.-O. NJ Gale
and family of BelIeview, Fla, are here Wis
iting Mr.. Gales parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
e. GsIe.-Mr. and Mrs. Z. @. Farrer and
children have returned from Grafton,
where they have been visiting for several
weeks.-Mrs. French and daughter of
Boston are here visiting Mrs. French's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs.. ". Currier.-DIiss Ber-
nice Winslow of LyndonviIIe is visiting at
f. j. CampbelFs. = Ex-Gov. Page was in
town the past week on business.
1t is with sorrow that we have to record
the death of Miss Nellie L. Wright on the
11th inst. Miss Wright was born in this
town a. years ago and her home had always
been here, though she had been a school
teacher for good many years and been
away much. To fit herself for this position
she look the regular common SCHOOL
studies and later attended the Normal
School at Randolph where she grad
Since her graduation she had taught in
Barton, Newport, WestfieId, Troy and
several other towns in the county with
marked success. She was an intelligent,
cheerful, interesting lady who made many
friends " herever she was known. OF late
her health had been poor but it was not
till last February that she learned that her
disease would be likely to prove fatal.
Since that time she had gradually been
failing, and finally died Of cancer, at her
sister, Mrs. Thomas KendalFs, where she
had long made it her home. The funeral
was held last Friday at the house where
there was a large attendance. Rev. and
Mrs. r. L. Sheaf Of Barton were present
and Rev. Mr.. Sheaf was the officiating
minister. He spoke some very comforting
words from John 14:2. 81 go to prepare
place for you" Miss Wright leaves many
relatives to mourn her loss among whom
we mention her eyed mother, SO years old, !
hrs. Philander Wright. her two sisters, |
Mrs. E. H. Webster of Barton and Mrs. |
Thomas Kendall. and four brothers, Oscar, |
Edgar, lack and William, besides many |
more distant relatives and other friends. !
She was buried beside her sister Alice IN |
the WestfeId cemetery.
North Troy.
Lee Jones Is III with brain trouble.-Miss
Bertha Dubois has gone 70 Burlington !
where she has enployment.-Geo. Savage !
Of Salem, Mass. was in town last week
visiting his brother, T. ". Savage.-A new
boiler has been placed in the butter tub |
factory.-R. D. GaskilI and Miss Gaskill OF |
Toledo. O.. are in town. called here by the |
illness of their sister, Mrs. Myrtle GaskiH. |
WestfielG.
A party assembled Jay Peak on July 18th
Julius Wilcox end wife are the possessors
of new baby.
The WCCdwortEs are building an ad-
dition to their farm barn on tie \. Hill.
Loren Hendrix las moved from the
O'StrCut house into one of the tenements
in H. O. Niller's tenement house.
Rev. Geo. Milton Jones pastor ofthe Cong
church in \. Troy preached in the Congl
church here Sunday July 18th. Rev. Nj
W. Farman supplied the pulpit III \.
Troy.
On the morning of June oath Edward
Gotta and Miss Sadie DUcharnle were united
in the holy estate Of matrimony in the r.
c. church in Lowell. Dinner was served
at the home of the BRIDES father Paul
Ducharme in this town. After visiting
relatives in Potion the happy couple re-
turned to this town where they are in the
employ of Willard Farman.
On the 18th inst. the remains OF Miss
Nellie L. Wright were brought here and
inferred in the cemetery in the lot owned
by her brother Oscar P Wright. Miss
Wright was a graduate of the Randolph
Normal school and a successful school
teacher. She was lady of intelligence
and culture, who was held in high respect
and regard by friends in this town.
e. W. Bryant was in Newport last week.
Arthur Cone was in Newport last Friday.
Capt. A. w. Farman of Newport was in
town Tuesday on business.-Miss Topper
of Iowa was in town recently on visit.
She was a granddaughter of the late
Thomas o. Brown.--Miss Edith Cone and
Miss Laila Brown have gone to the Fair
view House, n. Woodstock, n. H, to do
table work for the summer.-Miss Maud
Wakefield finished her school in Lowell
last week and returned home.-Albert
Stebbins and wife of Lowell were in town
last Wednesdsy.-Hor F. Graham Esq.
Of Craftsbury was in town last Week.-Mrs.
Lillian Miller has returned from Glover.
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The regular quarterly business meeting
Of the church will be held next Wednes-
day evening.
The eve ~ club. a very jolly party COM
posed of the following mem bers; Mr.. and
L. It IoL. i