Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-04-10

The remains of Mrs. Horace Sd
were brought from Greensboro las,
and placed in the family lot.
The Smith brothers have rar.,
Consnt place lately vacated ov DR. nh
hamand took possession last week
The remains of Dexter NJ. sprsepe
brought from Union Village last Nj
and placed in the family lot in the =
cemetery.
Among the pleasant events Of tho
was the marriage at the PARSONAGE al
Jerry Rushford and Miss Jessie No.,
Eden, Rev. r. j. Chrystie perform,n
ceremony. Congratulations are in "a
EAST cRAFTSBURY.
John Simpson, who has been bo
seriols time with the humps, is bettal
Mary Dutton lost part OF last :.
school on account Of an attack OF tons
Mrs. McLoud of Hardwick was j
here last week by the sickness Of
Simpson.
The friends of Miss Martha Patterson
be int crested to know that she left
last Friday to attend the Burdett Rms
college at Lynn, Mass.
Lawrence Uric, Jr., died last Tue
morning at his fathers home. Althl
he has been in poor health for two j
the end came suddenly as he was con-
to his room for only two days. Mr..
was an honest, kindly man. and very
thought of by all who knew him.
church has lost in him a faitbfui
reverent worker and supporter, and the
day-school an earnest Bible student N
sympathy is felt for his friends, espec
for his mother, who has been serious
for some time, and for his twin brd
Thomas, whose constant Communion
has always been. The funeral ser
were conducted by Rev. j. c. Tavlo1
sisted by Rev. Mrs. Trowbridge, on I'D
day, A pril 6. Interment was made I'M
Gem tsry here.
DEFERRED LOCALS
Mrs. M. e. Campbell recently Vi.
friends here.
Mr.. George Fisher OF Stowe visited
sister, Mrs. Charles Wiley, recently.
Miss Margaret Morse has been spen,
a few days with Mrs. Andrew Youn
Hardwick.
The Easter vacation brings home
the university at Burlington Charles
Mary Bailey and John Dutton.
W. FL. Hanson, who mas seemed t
recovering from severe attack of inf
matory rheumatism, is very much wor
Ashort time before Mr.. George H. VI
died, word was received from the we
the death of his sister Agnes, who |
husband and seven children to mourn
loss.
DERBY.
Mr.. Myron Young is ill in Cove
where he went to visit friends.
The spring term of the graded schoo
gins to-day with the same teachers.
Miss Blanche Daley has gone to Be
Landing to stop for short time with
Ed. Merrill.
Prof. and Mrs. Edgecomb started
Maine last Monday noon with the
mains of Mrs. Edgecomb's mother.
Mrs. Arthur Baxter and little SO,
Greenville, Me-, have come to stop
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Da
1t is reported that George Burton
Stoddard Bates have bought Of Mai, g
what is known as the Bryant and e
property.
Mr.. Charles Young, after a long ILL
with consumption, passed away Tues
night. Funeral services were condu
at the home OF his mother Friday al
noon.
At the village meeting held Tues
evening Harry Richard, Leslie Heath
Stoddard Bates were appointed trust
L.. P. JENNIE, treas; w. NJ. Taylor, will
clerk; I'll. II. Wilder, Nelson Stevens
Lawyer Erwin were appointed a conn
tee to investigate the subject OF eled
lights for the village.
WEST DERBY.
Mrs. George Saunders, bride OF al
four months, Thursday swallowed a d
quantity of varn1sh with suicidal init
She had been In deep melancholy dul
the morning, and while her husband
| out of the house she took the bottle q
closet. The liquid burned the stouI
| and her cries attracted attention. Shd
| formed her husband on his return that
had taken the draught, and he notifid
physician, who relieved her sufferi|