Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-03-27
DEFERRED LOCALS.


ano moved on to the farm owned by Mrs. |
Cutler, has had telephone placed in his |
house.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Harry Clark spent few days in Boston
recently.
M. E. Wilson is repairing the inside of
his store.
Mrs. Maggie Allen is staying with her
son, WILDER Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Uttin visited at
Graniteviile recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bracket have gone
to Groveton on visit.
Miss Hannah Eley is at Newport caring
for her sister, Mrs. BIodgett.
Mrs. VIM. Armstrong visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Steadiford, last week.
Mrs. Jennie Applebee of Holland visited
her daughter, Mrs. Clark, last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Blake of West Derby Wis
tied at Rev. j. W. Burgin's last week.
Burnie Wilson is suffering with a quinsy
sore. His sister Lora has come to care for
him.
Mabyn Terrill, who has been with her
grandparents the past winter, has gone to
her home in Groveton.
Cyrus Webster has moved from the
Parlin tenement into the house vacated by
Mrs. Wilcox, owned by DR.. GatcheIl.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
James Woods is home from Connecticut.
Vance Woodruff has taken the James
McCue sugar place.
Mr.. Levi Weeks of Worcester has been
visiting at Walter Richardson's.
Mr.. Moulton of Ohio is visiting his
cousin, Harvey Rice, and other relatives
here.
W. H. Hanson, who has been having a
serious attack of infiammatory rheuma-
tism, is gaining.
Mr.. R. s. Mason was called to Barton
Saturday to attend the funeral of his sister,
Mrs. Orman Drew.
Mrs. Her bert Bailey, who has been car
ing for her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Young,
is at home again.
Mrs. s. E. Morse visited Mrs. Jane
Simpson and attended the dedication SER
vices at the new vestry of the Congrega-
tionaI church at Greensboro, Tuesday,
March IA.
: The barn on the Isaiah Macomber place
is being taken down and the timbers are
being drawn to the Herbert Farr place,
where new barn will be built next sum-
mer The work is being done by Charles
Wiley under the direction of DR.. Bailey
who owns the land.
HOLLAND.
The March meeting dinner was 6
success. Net proceeds $21.
Mrs. FL. F. Moulton has returned home
| from quite an extended stay with bel
daughter at Morgan.
CASWELL'S MILLS.
Mrs. EVE Jacobs is on the sick list
j. AppIebee went to Boston last week
to have sore on his face treated.
Mrs. Wales and children spent part Of
last week visiting in Barnston, T. q.
a JAY.
:, Moses Beffre has rented and moved into
= the Robinson tenement.
= A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
;, Chamberlin Tuesday, March IA.
Mrs. ]. G. Robinson has returned from
Bolton and is repairing her house 10 reh'
y Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Percy and child Wis
:. :, tied their relatives at West Derby rece atty
+ WEsTFIELD.
On March 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Far
| m
funeral of Mrs. Farman's mother, Mrs
l. sallv Brown. Mrs. Brown, who was tn
ID daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Woolle
10 and sister OF the late James and Johl
10 Woolley, was born in Cavendish Jan.
1921. When fifteen years OF age she cam
with her parents to Lowell. she laugh
W school in both Lowell and Westtielc
le Probably there are people in both towr
a who remember her as a teacher. On De-
th 20, 1889, she was married in Lowell I
ia Thomas P. Brown of Plymouth, the cere
- mony being performed by the Rev. N.
=, Downs of elixir fame. The young COUP
= took up their residence in Plymouth
q where they lived eleven years, then the
81 moved to Westfeld, locating on the far
or now owned by James Martin. Abor
r. twenty years later they removed to A1oan,
During the past twenty five years Mr.
no Browns home has been with her younge
Gu daughter, Avis, who married Geort
lily Andrews, and who now lives two mil
ty from Island Pond in the border of Charlie
Id ton. OF Mrs Browns eight children, fo1
IN survive her. a little son three years 0
he and an infant daughter died in Plymout
Inland died in Derry, n. H, in 1878, ag
rs nineteen years. Maria, who marri
Oh Osmer Farman, died in Lowell in Is,
sst aged twenty-five years. The four surVl
nd ing children are Alice, wife OF olm
sd. Hitchcock of Troy, Isabel, wife OF " liza
Farman of this town, John A. brown
Albany, and Avis, already mentlo ~,
it'll. She is survived by NUMBER Vi sia1
and children and great grandchildren. ~
Brown was an exceptionally active won