Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-06-12

,In1ost instantly. MIR. Twombly was born
In prowniDgton, VI, May 20, 1888, and |
no early manhood was married to Miss /
aura Drown. They came west about
Is6S. stopping for few months with Mrs.
sister in Minnesota. From
here they came to Morrison and have
,,3ade their home here since. Mr. TWomhlv
followed the trade OF carpenter from the
time he reached maturity until he was
ohIiued to cease from manual labor four
years ago last February. A daughter was
norm to MIR. and AIRS. Twombiy, but lived
only q few months. Beside his wife the
deceased is survived by the brothers, Hiram
M. of this city, Joshua of Cambridge.
Mass and Wm. b. OF Reno, Nevada; also
one sister, Mrs. Susan Seavey OF Brown
ington, Vt. He also leaves several
neDheWs and nieces to mourn his death.
The time of the funeral has not been
arranged, it having been postponed until
the arrival of Mrs. TWom bly's brother.
OrviIle Dfo Rn of Washington, ID. e., when
the hour and day will be decided upon.
EVANSVILLE.
Earl Drown is home from Woodsville,
n. II, on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. a. Drown were in New
port visiting last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Foss are visiting
their son in Albany.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
VIM. Baird next Thursday afternoon and
evening. Every one is invited.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Adna Cobleigh spent Monday here with
relatives.
Mrs. Ada Cobleigh has sold her home in
the village to John Moore.
Remember A. T. Wilson'S auction satur-
day afternoon at O'Clock.
DR.. and Mrs. j. B. Cushman spent few
days with friends at Barton Landing
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adna Bemis of Mechanics
Falls, Me-, visited relatives and friends
here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bruce of Burke Wis
tied among friends and old neighbors here
the first of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Gallup have been
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. +. Kimbau OF
Lyndonville for several days.
The annual reunion of Co. K, 10th VT
Vols, will be held at their cottage at Will
Ioughby Lake June Is and 80.
The play, "Dot, the Miners Daughter"
which has been. in preparation for some
time, will be given Friday evening, June
Is. 1t is hoped there will DE a. good
| attendance.
| At recent meeting of the Eclectic Med
ical Association of New England and Yer
mont in Montpelier DR.. B. 81. Cushman of
| this place was elected one OF the censors of
the state organization and delegate to
the Massachusetts convention of the New
England association.
| Fire destroyed the steam mill Monday
night, June 5 1t was discovered in time
/ to save the large stock of lumber which
| had been sawed out, only few thousand
| of the estimated million feet being burned.
The proprietor, Mr.. L. E. Hilliard Of
franklin, N. H., has shipped the injured
machinery to Montpelier for repairs, in
| tending to rebuild the mill on the same
site and finish saving and then dress and
| fit for market all of the Blanchard and
| Sails lumber. There was no insurance.
| The event of the week was the hanging
| and dedication of the new church bell
which took place on Friday, June 8.
| There was a large gathering of towns
| people and several were present from sur
rounding towns. The weather was perfect
and the bell went into place without a
hitch and was ready to ring to call all to q
| free dinner served at noon in the vestry by
the United Workers. Lusty cheers were
given at the first ring for the bell and also
for Mr.. G. E. Coruth who had SO skillfully
engineered the work. In the afternoon
there were speeches and excellent music
Short addresses were given by Rev
| Thomas Hall, Rev. G. d. Lance, Rev. E. p
Lee, Hon. Porter Fl. Dale and others from
Island Pond. Several citizens spoke o.
being pleased at hearing bell IL
the church. Three of the men who
helped in the building of the church ffftJ
years ago were present, Mr.. John Fuller
Mr.. s. c. Streeter and Mr.. B. F. Trip
who each spoke very interestingly on thu
past history of the place.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Mrs. Julia Allbee is home from IslanC
Pond.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Free Bap
fist church will serve ice cream next Sat
urday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Lyon visited il
Westmore last week.
: Mrs. Josiah Clark is in very poor healtl
} and seems to be failing.
Mrs. Kimball has moved her goods from
. Portland into her house here.
Hon. p. n. Dale and Rev. Hall with thei
wives were in town last week.
Plans are being made for Fourth O
; July celebration in this village.
MIR. SiIas Bean has moved from tn
| Waterman farm to the Andrew Wilson