Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-03-21
MORGAN CENTER.

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at Derby Line.
Ewens has moved into the Davenport
at the Center.
rs Winnie Burroughs visited at East
lesion last week.
IS Mabelle CaIkins visited friends at
Pond recently.
IS Grace Burrough has q new piano
ht of A. K. Cowles.
o. Elliott has hired the mill OF j. 3.
my and has commenced saving.
rs. Cyrus CargIlI from Maine has been
for the past week at 1. G. Cargill's.
pleasant. time is reported by those
ent at the G. E. social. The reading |
by Mrs. Glen Barney was much en-
d by all present.
NEWPORT.
dia Dupont Is seriously I'LL.
be members OF A. c. SIeeper's family
Ill.
abel Cattanach is sick with typhoid
Pr.
"a. Harry Hunter has returned from
dford.
he annual village meeting will be held
It Friday evening.
son was born to DIR. and Mrs. IL. +.
milton March 18th.
irs. Maynard Skinner of Skinner, Me-,
yisiting relatives in town.
N. Brady has his new double tene-
mt house nearly completed.
q. A, Wright has been suffering from
apse OF grip during the past week.
.rhe young son OF Thad. Powers died
kiday morning from typhoid fever.
ZEE Brown and Sam Dorman are i'm
owing from their dangerous Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Moore have been
sitting their niece, Mrs. w. B. Bullock, al
Arton during the past week.
Miss Maude Maloney has returned from
enyer. Colorado. Miss Addie Pickle, who
ent there with her last year, has a posi-
on az head dressmaker in the establish
ent in Denver which Orem NeWcomb
anages.
The passing away of Mr.. Samuel Parker
tarch 18th, at Pasadena, Cal, where he has
cen spending the winter, removes one OF
ew oort's Oldest citizens. 1t Is expected
he remains will arrive about the middle OF
his week, when the funeral services Will
e held.
When the village water was shut OF Tor
power purposes last week, c. F. Ranney q
o., printers, were the greatest sufferers
they put in a small steam engine, but thai
,ouer proved insufficient, and they were
hearty burned out as well; the floor caught
ire under the boiler and got pretty vel
Ltarted before discovered. The blaze was
distinguished. however, without OUTSIDE
help. The latest resort was the securing Of
he 10. horse power electric motor that b
+. Moore & Co. had discarded, which they
will use until the village water has reached
the normal height in the pond.
Mrs. O. S. Dorman died March Il, aftel
a short illness with pleurisy. The funera
was held the 10Th. Her daughter, Mis-
Mary Dorman, died March 18th OF pneu
monia, having been sick but about tel
ldsvs. Her funeral was held Friday after
noon. These are especially sad cases
Samuel Dor1nan, the only'surviving mem
her of the family, is still very Ill Will
pneumonia, although he has passed tn
danger point safely. All three were slcI
aft the same time. When Mrs. Dormal
died. both her children were too i'll to b
informed of her death, and therefore sh
was buried without their knowledge
although after his sister died, Mr.. Donna
was BILE to be informed of the sad news
These have been very estimable people an
will he greatly missed throughout tn
community.
The hoard of health received an offici
ANALYSIS of the lake water taken from
noint where the water is pumped into Il
mains and it was reported badly ta!nte
with disease germs. This is because OF Il
nroximity of sewer outlets. Therefore Il
lake water was Immediately shut Oh al
nothing but Derby pond water is now pc
mitted in the pipes; and the authorltl
-nrohibit the use of that until 1t is oolle
also until an analysis of the pond water
made. The water has been shut on ire
those who have been using it for pc"
purposes; this order will remain In tof
until the water has risen to its norm
heia bit. The village proclamation
-manding that water users boil the wa
before using was read from the pulpit
every church at the services of a week al
The condition seems to be improving I
considerable extent. There are no
cases of typhoid fever to date and tn
who have been the most seriously Ill
improving.
c. H. Green, the undertaken and
assistant, G. d. Pratt, went to Lenn'
willie by order of the Boston q Maine II
road authorities last Tuesday TO prep
the bodies Of the victims OF the rallV
accident for burial. The body OF &c
Folsom, the engineer OF the B. q nj. frei
that was wrecked, was badly mSagled 4;
the homes OF his head were broken and
Law AGAINST the boiler and was ba
burned. Napoleon Berard, fireman OF
same train, was badly burned ABOUT
head, eyes were actually burned out
nose burned off by the steam and COM
with boiler. Warren Cousens OF
Derby. the third trainman killed, sho'