Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-01-23
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came Immediately, but Mrs. Rouin was
dead. Mrs. Rouin was born in New York
City in June 1860. She was a woman
| much beloved by large circle of friends
kind. motherly, faithful and affectioDate,
model mother and excellent housekeeper
She was member of the Catholic church
Her remains were taken to Barton Thurs
day night, and the funeral was held in
that place Friday, Rev. Father Clermont
of Newport officiating. She leaves to
mourn her loss, husband, father, mother,
three sons, John, James and George two
daughters and her brother, Hon. John
Burke of Lowell, besides numerous other
friends aud relatives. Her body was in
tered in the Catholic cemetery here.
SOUTH ALBANY.
L. w. Patterson is better.
Mrs. Lawrence Uric is quite i'll. TheV
have trained nurse caring for her at
present.
A. d. Patterson, who has been very i'll
from the effects of a carbuncle, is said to
be improving.
Mrs. Thomas Marnock and son, Robert
Crowley, have returnedfrom three weeks
visit at Agawam, Mass.
The donation at the Methodist Episoo-
pal church on Friday evening, was very
we'll attended. The lecture by Rev. Chrys-
tie OF Craftsbury on the Emissions of an
Eccentric Man., was amusing and enjoyed
by all. The society expect to realize about
$40 from the supper.
BROWNINCTON CENTER.
Mrs. George Porter is quite sick with
neuralgia.
attend the poultry show.
Henry Kennison and wife from Irasburg
visited at ]. A. Smiths and Warren Huse's
one day last week.
Mrs. A. II. Gardyne went to N. Troy last
week to attend the wedding of Miss Mae
Banister, her niece.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Elvira
Leland last Tuesday. Officers were chosen
for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Owen Robinson has been spending a
few days visiting his daughter, Mrs.Amasa
Sessions at East Coventry.
B. F. Clement has hired the D. I. Grapes
blacksmith shop for year and is pre-
pared to do all kinds of work.
Mrs. Austin Lund was taken suddenly
and seriously ill last Tuesday, at the La
dies Aid meeting, with heart trouble. She
was taken to her home and Is improving.
Harold Duboyce and Mae Banister were
united in marriage at North Troy Jan. .17th
They started the same day for Winnipeg
Manitoba, where they will make their fu-s
ture home. Wedding presents were nu4
merous. Best wishes for their future hap
piness.
EAST BROWNINCTON
Elsie Skinner was home from asburgk
Sunday.
Alden Drown has been suffering with
the grip.
Mrs. Sarah Fox is visiting Mrs 8. A.
Hunt at Barton.
We understand the rural free delivery
will make its first trip about Feb. 16.
Miss Maude Page, who has been work.
ing for Mrs. c. W. Skinner, has been
called away on account of sickness.
Mrs. Marian Drown, wife of the late
Samuel Drown, whose sickness has been
mentioned, died Jan. 13, after long and
painful illness. She has been tenderIy
cared for by her son Bert and his wife,
with whom she lived. The funeral was
held Sunday, Jan. 10, Rev. E. Rose of
Westmore officiating.
School closed here Friday, Jan. 20. Only
two pupils were without mark during
| the term, Tia M. Drown and Gertrude B.
White. Roscoe Drown was absent 1 day
and Evelyn Drown days. liza M. Drown
misspelt no works during the term and
| her parents gave her nice present as re-
ward. The percentage marks of those who
passed highest in examinations are as fol-
| lows: Spelling, Willie Lowery, 90; Abbie
Lowery, 81; Mildred Bartlett, "a; lila NJ.
Drown, 100; arithmetic: Msb Il Lowery,
"a l.. 2; Elmer McNamara, 81; Lillian White,
So; Abbie Lowerv, 70 IL; liz M. Drown,
100; Evelyn G. Drown, 100; Roscoe f.
Drown, 100; Gertrude B. White, 100;
geography, Lillian White, "a; Mildred Bart
lett. 96: grammar: Mabel Lowery, SO 2rS;
language. Lillian White S4; Willie Lo~ery,
S6: civil government, Mabel Lowery, 81;
| nlVS1OlO2ys 11AU01 LONOAJs tsOs ~tA-Ss ~
]. Wright, teacher.
EVANSVILLE.
Mrs. M. A. Fossils very sick.
Mrs. Lewis Wiley Is on the gain.
Roy woodard, wing has been very sick,
is on the gain. =
Mrs. VIM. Monteith visited friends in
Barton the past week.
house with rheumatism. e~
Thursday evening were S6O.7E
Frank Cushman of Valley Falls, r. l.,
visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. e.
A. Grow, last wesk.
Mrs. John BrownfeH few days ago and
hurt one of her limbs and is now in crit
ical condition. She is one of the oldest
persons in town. II