Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-04-07

luxury of street lights, and think it would
be wisdom to postpone the matter until
later day. 1t is certainly wise to thor
oughly look up the matter and then the
subject can be acted upon intelligentIy.
Mrs. Joseph Watson passed away Satur-
day, March p, after a short illness of only |
five days with pneumonia. She had had a
very serious heart trouble for long time |
and has suffered much more than most of |
her friends were aware of. She was an
earnest Christian, member of the M. E. |
church at Barton Landing and her own
town. She was beloved by large circle of
friends and neighbors. The funeral was
held at the home in Irasburgh Monday,
March "a, Rev. Mr.. Treat and Rev. S. G.
Lewis officiated. The interment was in
the Irasburgh cemetery. Twenty five Of
the members of the WilIoughby Grange
of which our dear deceased sister was a
charter menu Der were present at the funeral.
Notwithstanding her poor health she has
been present nearly every meeting and
many strong ties of friendship existed
between her and its members and she will
be missed by all as well as in her own
home.
CARD.-We wish to express through this
paper our heartfelt thanks to our friends
and neig hbOrs for their kindness shown US
| during the sickness and death of our be-
! loved wife and mother and especially
| would we thank the WiIIoughby Grange
! and other friends for the beautiful Wreaths
and other flowers and the choir for the
music SO fitting for the occasion.
Mr. JOSEPH WATSON,
MISS LEONORA WATSON,
MASTER MAYNARD WATSON.
Albany.
Mrs. Jewett Twombly is very i'll.
Enoch Shantee has moved to Eden with
his family.
Truman Lockwood has moved to j..
Heath's farm.
Mrs. Hattie Saunders, who has been in
poor health long time, is improving.
Lynn Eldridge has been suffering with
a sore hand and eye for the last week.
Mrs. Mary Kilgallen of Craftsbury, for
merIy of this town, an aged lady, died
ApriI2nd.
Guy SHEPPARD has moved to his new
home in South Albany. All wish him
success in his business.
w. II. Chaffee had the index finger on
his right hand hurt III a separator, necessi-
tating amputation at the middle joint.
o. NJ. Georges son Elmer shot himself
through his left hand recently. DR.. Camp
bell amputated the thumb and metacarpal
bone back to the wrist.
During the month of January Mrs. E. ].
Carter received from thirty nine hens 637
eggs, in February 642, and in March SAL
making total of 212O eggs in three
months.
Lorenzo Davis, aged 81 years, recently
fell down the cellar stairs and cut a cash
in his scalp and dislocated his collar bone
East Albany.
Mrs. ]. J. Twombly is dangerously sick.
Florence Mcclure has returned from
Boston.
Mrs. McCIaren of n. Hyde Park is stop
ping with her sister. Mrs. Newton.
Bloomington Center
Hale Clark is working for d. L. Grapes
Henry Bassett is working for w. F
Morey,
, Charles Smith is saving wood for John
Young.
Three persons united with the M. E
church Sunday, Mar. 80.
Mrs. Frank Wells is very i'll and is IN.
conscious most of the time.
J.C Underwood of st. Johnsbury spent
few days in town last week.
Theodore Carpenter has gone to Frank
lin Falls, n. H., to visit his brother.
Joseph Colt, who was carried to thu
. asylum at Waterbury in the winter, dice
: recently.
! E. w. Dudley is home from Lowell
Mass, where he has been visiting the pas
few weeks.
Y Miss Eva Bassett, since her return from
/ New York, is stopping with her cousin
= Frank Seavey.
: Clayton Burrows, who went to POUCH
0 keepsie, n. Y, a few weeks ago, is enjoy
Il ing his school.
Mrs. Henry Leland returned from
: Albany last Monday, where she went tt
: visit her brother, Willis Grant.
Owen Robinson is helping his son-in
IS law, Homer Leland, about his work, whiI
It Mr.. Leland is attending to his duties a
IS lister.
. Avery Denison's friends are glad to Sc
him out again after his serious illness
d Mr.. Denison bas hired rooms of Mrs. Liz
l. zie Rice to store his goods.
! East Bloomington.
II Alma Cushman has returned to he
/ school in West Charleston.
Mr.. Underwood of st. Johnsbury was i
> town last week buying up the stock in the
Evansville creamery.
IL Twin daughters were born March 30tl
/ to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fitzpatrick. On
lG daup htor died few DAVIS after her hirt h