Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-08-03

week.
Rev.D. L Hilliard of Cabot is here help |
ing to care fcr his father, B. U. Hiiliard,
who is very i'll.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Miss Edith Hudson has gone to Old
Orchard, Me-, to work in hotel.
Miss Ina Hopkins is quite sick with tom
silitis. She is attended by DR.. Kendrick.
Mr.. George Greenwood spent few days
the past week with his family at Warren.
There is to be preaching Sunday, Aug 9,
at p. m. by Rev. VIM. Shaw of Island
Pond.
Rev. Daniel Gregory of North Hyde Park
visited his brother, A. R. Gregory, here the
past week.
Mrs. Lewis has come from Irasburgh to
spend some time with her daughter, Mrs.
d. Gregory.
Mr.. W. g. Sanborn has returned from
| Wheelock where he went to do the haying
| on his farm.
Miss Hattie Goodwin left here on Satur-
| day to spend some time at the White
| Mountains.
Mrs. Mary Fellows, sister of DIR. j. B.
Cushman, arrived here from New Hamp-
shire Wednesday evening.
| Mrs. Matte Eastman of Springfield,
Mass, was called here July 18th by the
serious illness of her sister. -
Mr.. 8. W. Beers of Fitchburg, Mass, was
here on Friday calling on friends, after an
absence of twenty three years.
| Mr.. Frank Counter has returned accom-
panied by his brother, Mr.. Walter Counter
of Burke, and they are saving the remain
| ing lumber at the steam mill.
Elders Clark and Fair banks were here
recently to make arrangements for holding
meetings in some grove, their tent being
now at Morgan where they have been some
| time.
Mabel, wife Of DR.. J. B. Cushman, passed
peacefully away Friday evening, July 81,
after several weeks of suffering with gas
trio fever. Courageously and bravely she
fought disease, hopeful for recovery for the
sake of loved oLes who needed her. De-
ceased was daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Gallup who together with four
sisters and one brother survive her. The
funeral was held at the church Sunday,
| August End at p. m. Rev. j. D. Waldron
preached, offering words of comfort and
sympathy. Beautiful floral offerings from
loving friends, societies and Sunday school
children were silent tributes to the esteem
in which the departed was held and also to
her cooperation with the vari ous activities
organized for the general good. 1t had
been Mrs. Cushman's delight to gather the
children at her home and teach them to
sing and pleasantly entertain them from
time to time. The memory of these pleas
ant hours will remain as bright spots in
their young lives. Many friends from far
and near testified by their presence to their
personal sorrow and sympathy with the
bereaved. She was tenderly laid to rest in
the village cemetery and in the higher life
is reunited with the brother and sister gone
before.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Miss Ada Allen is at work for W. 81
Calkins.
Mr.. George Montgomery his family here
this week.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson of Boston is stopping
at VIM. Bruce's.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Armstrong recently.
The veneer mill has started up. 1t viii
employ about twenty men.
Lillian Morrell from Hartford, Conn.
has been visiting at David Cooks the pas
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Brock of Cliftondale
Mass, are guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. d
Waldron.
Mrs. Ella (Nims) Palmer OF Boston ha
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Minis, tn
past two weeks.
Mrs. Mary Badger has closed her worl
q at Mr. .Calkins' and is now with her sister
Mrs. Lunderville.
Lydia Hinman of Waterloo, wa, an
Geo. Hinman of st. Johnsbury are visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kidder.
Miss Fife Waldron of Burlington an
Miss Ethel Waldron of Enosburg Falls al
| visiting their parents, Rev. and Mrs. ]. I
Waldron.
Every member of the Baptist G.
society, both active and social, is r.
quested to be present at the next meetin
Wednesday evening, Aug. 9Th, as it ia roll
call and other important business must b
attended to.
Mr.. EDITOR: Please allow US to mai
a statement in YOUR paper relative to- M
and Mrs. Kim balls treatment of the
daughter Ethel. We are sure that IL
reporter from Westfield made some
his statements with no real knowledge
the facts. We, the undersigned, ha,
been closely associated with Mr.. and MI
Kimball for years, and are friends of Eths
whom she also recognizes as such. v
feel perfectly sure that we are acquaints
with the facts of the case. As to M
hoipO SScrueIc and sSoh uo tro