Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-04-07
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Landing.
Mrs. f. o. Kennedy Of Bradford is visit
ing in town.
Miss Nellie Moran has returned to her
home in Derby.
Frank jenna OF Derby visited Rev w.
s. JENNIE Monday.
George b. Young was here on legal
business April Lat.
Bertha Wursshorn has gone to Barre to
attend Goddard Seminary.
Miss Lena Hitchcock commences her
school at West nela Apr. nth.
Miss Lenora Elkins was the guest of
Mrs. Hammond recently.
There will be a social at the vestry,
Thursday evening, April roth.
Airline Hammond is home from Ssxton's
River for ten days vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Fifeld and little son
of Newport were here several days last
week.
Mrs. b. l. Chandle and daughter Merle
have returned from an extended visit in
st Johnsbury.
Mrs. e. r. Wheeler has given up house
keeping and is with her sister, Mrs. Day,
Tor the present.
Mrs. Lucretia Wing and F. e. Gardyne
of North Troy were here to attend Mrs.
Booths funeral Sunday.
County Examiner E. @. Baldwin held an
examination here Monday and Tuesday.
About thirty were present.
Mr.. and MTs. ]. s. Young are visiting
the exposition at Charleston, S. G. They
expect to come a0rth about the first of
May.
The Christian Endeavor society held
Easter services Sunday evening, consisting
of appropriate exercises, interspersed with
excellent music.
Mrs. Wallace Blanchard passed away
Friday, March %, after lingering illness
with consumption, and was buried from
her late home the following Monday.
Leonard Truax, q former resident of this
town, died at his home in Derby, Mar. %,
from cancer of the stomach, aged "a years.
Burial at Troy, Mar. 81, Rev. Mr.. JENNIE
officiating. Mr.. Truax leaves a wife, and
one daughter, Mrs. z. w. Hadlock of this
town.
Mrs. Mary E. Cutting, widow OF the
late Erastus Booth, died OF bilious fever at
her home, Mar. %. She was born in this
town seventy-two years ago, and with the
exception of Eve or six years, had always
lived here. She was one of family OF
Oh.
person, always looking on the bright side
She bad buried her husband and only son
young man Just beginning active life
and Is survived by two daughters, Mrs
James Fifiel1 of Newport and Mrs. Gard
ner Buzzell OF Troy; and one sister, Mrs
Lucretia Wing of North Troy. The tuner
al was heldsSunday, Mar. 30, from the NJ
f. church. of which she had been a con
sistent member for forty five years.
North Troy.
Mrs. E. Lewis is i'll.
e. L. Hutchins has returned from Florida
HIS health IS greatly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy of Concord, N. H.
visited at 5. II. Pages last week.
Rev. Jas. Ramsge has moved to the o
w. Fowler house on Highland avenue.
CT. Eddy, proprietor OF the creamer.
in this place, has purchased a creamery il
Thetford.
The golden wedding anniversary of Ell
der and Mrs. l.. P. Drown was celebrate
at the home of their daughte Mrs G. Z
Wilson, Mar. 18th.
II. E. Chamberlin OF North Troy and A
d. Wakefield Of Westfeld intend to eret
a building near the G. P. railway station t
be used for the manufacture of butte
boxes and piano sounding boards. Wor
on the building will be commenced sool
Westfieid.
win Demarineau has gone on a trip I
Boston.
Walter Burnham, who has been ill,
improving.
Miss Lena Hitchcock is 10 board
Eugene Miller's.
Miss Orcelia M. Atwood returns to We
Newbury this week.
The river bridge near c. w. Bryant's
in progress of erection.
Several from here attended the teacher
examination held as Troy last week.
Miss Theo Hendrix was home fro
johnson Normal School last week.
A large quantity Of sugar of excellel
quality has been made this spring.
G. w. Bryant and Dwight Harding we
in Canada lest week measuring logs.
Wallace Edrnupds retuyoed home fro
Colorado, accompanied by his mother, al
his brothers Dana and Arnold, last wee
Rev. j. Ellington occupied the Cong
pulpit again last Sunday. Last week
attended the meeting of a minis e
assoc. etiol ht I'd in Montreal.
" esTmOTe.
Joe Blay is moving to Glover.