Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-11-17

were shocked last Saturday to receive
word from Boston of his untimely death.
The remains were brought here to-day for
interment.
The Cleaners were entertained last We'd
nesday afternoon by Mrs. s. w. Cowell.
Notwithstanding the storm nearly forty
were present at supper, and very pleas
ant time was enjoyed by all.
Mrs Frank Miller had recovered from
her recent illness so as to be out, but has
had relapse, and her condition is con-
sidered so critical that her daughter has
been called home from Springfield, Mass.
John Kilby has nearly completed the
outside of his house in this village. Some
W ork has also been done on the inside.
Perhaps, when the cage is finished, John
may catch a bird to put in it, who knows?
The revival meetings commenced at the
Advent church Nov. 9th, under the direc-
tion of Elder w. P. Israel, were we'll
attended. The interest was good, and the
meetings will pro pa bly, be continued this
week.
Bert McIver's house and barn burned
last Friday night. Mr.. McIver and his
brot her were awakened by the barking of
one of the dogs, and succeeded in getting
out of the house before 1t fell in. We un-
derstand the loss will be partially covered
by insurance.
David Wright has removed the plank
underpinning OF his house and re-
pla ced it with granite; dug a cellar under
the ell, and made other improvements.
He will re- grade his lawn and put row of
maple trees in front. A part Of this work
has already been done.
Troy.
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Niles of Derby
visited in town last week.
Mrs. Julia Blake of Eden was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Nettie Miller, recently
Harley Cole and Miss Humphrey of
Manchester, N. H., are visitors at Chauncy
/ Coles.
Thomss Parker has sold his farm on the
East Hill to Chas. Gallup. Mr.. Parker is
seriously ill.
| Carol Smith and Miss Martha French
OF Sutton, P. @ were united in marriage
at the home of the bride, Wednesday the
18th inst. Cong CALCULATIONS.
Westfield.
Ara Miller of Newport was a visitor here
short time last week.
Fremont Miller of Brighton, Mass, is
visiting friends in town.
Mr.. Marcy of Palmer, Mass, was in
town recently on business.
Pearl Severans spent a few days at his
home in st. Johns bury last week.
Mrs. w. g. Farm and two youngest
daughters went to Hard wick last Tuesday
| to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor.
| The brothers and sisters of Mrs. 9. w.
| Bryant gathered at her home Saturday,
| Nov. Sth, in honor of her sixty fourth
birthday.
Our accommodating expressman, Bernie
Gilbert, has sold his express route and
teams to Pliny Miller, who will take pos
session soon. We wish him success.
westmOre.
Samuel Robb has moved to West Charles
ton.
Mrs. N. r. Richardson went to Boston
last week.
Charles r. Conley has moved back to the
old home farm.
Mrs. Mary Gilman was in town recently
visiting old friends.
Rev. Mr.. Maben Is holding meetings at
the Conley school house.
Ruby Campbell has finished shcool in
Lakeview district and returned home.
Lawyers Aldrich and Redmond were in
town last week attending court at Gilman
Hotel.
The road at the south end of the lake is
being changed so as to avoid the drifting
Of the snow this winter, much needed
improvement.