Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-08

Mrs. c. K. Bates has nurobs.
Albert Green's place. Mr.. Green
house hold goods, etc, at auction Sd
WEST DERBY.
Mrs. z. A. Clark is in town.
Mrs. 8. o. Whipple is better.
Mrs. Moody KimbalI is very Ill.
Miss Kate Spear is visiting at
Stevens.
Rev. Edwin Blake spent the oast
In Bethel.
Tia Hitchcock, daughter of S. E.
cock, is i'll.
10 hn Tucker is visiting relatiyI
frier ds here.
Gladys McCauley is spending ID
in Montreal.
Miss Rosa Snyder has returned
home in Boston.
Rev. j. HI. wilkins preached in til
church yesterday.
A nnie Cousens is visiting relatil
II ACu0o III DOSLOu.
Ernest Clark and family have re
to Spring field, Mass.
Leslie Wright and family of Oh
daily expected at E. H. Wright's.
Archie Longeway is suffering FRI
effects of stepping on rusty nail.
Harry Ketwell lost part of his
at the international mill Thursday.
Mrs. Will jerks and children ha
turned to their home in st. Johnsbui
Rev. and Mrs. J. II. Wilkins of Far
ton, N. 81. are spending few days in
Mr.. D. S. Ware is going to ShertI
to live with his daughter, Mrs.
White.
Mrs. Grace (Magoon) Drake and
daughter of Manchester, N. H., are i
ing at Joel Dustin's.
Clarence Mooney from Boston visi
ID. <. Cousens' last week, also Miss
Phelps of Waterloo, P. @.
Mrs. Coffee from Ways Mills, P.
staying with her mother, Mrs. Eli
Harvey, W no has been quite sick d
the past week.
L. L1pman, who was so severely in
last spring by his team running ava
recovered sufficiently to start his
again this week.
Ruth E. Nelson and w. C. Shepard
married Wednesday evening by Rev.
Brown of Newport, at the home of
Nelson, Clyde street.
George Longeway had his knee
twisted and leg bone cracked Thu
at Newport, by span of derrick 8
ing around and hitting him.
| There was large crowd about
Monday, circus day. The number
toxicated persons and quantity of
bottles in evidence was strong testir
to the change for the worse in oul
mont laws.
Mr.. n. M. Colby, who has been in
health for some time, died Wedr
noon. The funeral was held at hi
dence Friday at 200 O'Clock. There
large attendance of relatives and f
He leaves an invalid wife and one So
have the sympathy of the communit
The members of Court Honor I
and Evening Star LodgeI. o. o. F. q
ed the funeral obsequies of their CO.
Martin B. Holsen in the F. B. churc
day, August 1st. The floral Offering
profuse and very beautiful. An clio
helpful and practical sermon was gi
Rev. Edwin Blake. Burial in Pine.
cemetery.
Funeral services of Mrs. Ellen
were held at her late home Tues,
p. NJ, Rev. c. Fl. Brown of Newpol
ciating. Her illness was long ant
painful. Many of her friends in Gov
her former home, attended the funer,
are sincere mourners with her INN
family, husband, daughter and son
terment in Pine Grove cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McGoff of Ira
MIR. and Mrs. Allison Anderson of c
Mr.. Edwin Curtis and Howard Lo,
West Burke visited at Walter Gray
first of last week. Mrs. AdeIine SIN
West Burke also spent few day
them. We think Mrs. Smith can be
doing some work and walking whel
can put younger wo men out of the
ton to beat her. She is 50 years oil
walked about four miles, also took
with Halsey Flower on his automobi
turning home on Friday.
Our community was greatly sh
Thursday morning on learning that
OF A. P. Vance had been found by til
OF the railroad track, supposed to hav
struck by the engine, as. his shouIde
broken and there were some other
showing that he came to his death Il
way. He was going to his brother
went on the G. P. r. r. track and
have met the cir line; probab bly, he di
get far enough away from the tras
that the motion of the train drew
under. His friends have the sympa
the community.
GLOVER.
Luther Merriam is very i'll with ty
fever.
Rev. and Mrs. John Mcdonald q
Plymouth, N. 81. 90
Dan Mason of aardwick, is vi
friends and relatives here.