Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-01-09

HERBERT waugh passed away Wed
morning alter lingering illness O
sumption of the lu pgs, aged a wears
funeral was held Friday. Interim
the village cemetery. He leaves ar
father and mother in feeble bealt
have the sympathy of all.
GREENSBORO BEND
Mrs. Judith Ransom is VOL king j
Ross.
Mrs. E. c. Judd has returned \
Georgia.
Mrs. Frank Forrest has returned r
Cam bridge.
Roy Styles is suffering from mn
rheumatism.
Mrs. Hammell of Woodbury. is ST..
at N. A. Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Graham vis,t
Glover last week.
g. P. Fisher is still confined to the
with sprained ankle.
Fred Pope of st. Johnsbury was in
Saturday, calling on friends.
Mrs. David Farrand of Walden
her sister, Mrs. Shaw, recently.
J. II. Daggert, who has been visiti,
people in Canada, has returned home
HOLLAND.
Mrs. Fred Parker is very sick.
James Finn is back from BARTON
ing.
E. 81. Gray has gone to Newport
some mason work for Mr.. Lindsay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Goddard
moved from Barton Landing to their
er home in Holland.
RASBURC.
Mrs. Charles Dion has been Ill the
few weeks.
Leo Cook returned to the U. mi
Wednesday.
Cyrus Metcalf has rented his far
Mr.. Labounty.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. E. Knapp are expd
home this week.
Mr.. A. B. Post recently visited
daughter In MorrisviIle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miles vii
friends in Richford, last week.
Mrs. Charles Healey and Mrs. MAYO
visiting friends in Manchester, N. Fl.
William Sanville, who has been
long time, remains in very poor health
Mrs. Bedell of West Derby has been
her daughter, Mrs. Chamberlain, the
week.
q ute number from town attended
funeral of Mrs. Locke at Barton Land
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Clarinda Miles has returned 1
Newark, where she been spending a
weeks with her daughter.
Rev. j. B. Lyman of Barton Lam
preached a very excellent sermon In
change with Rev. ]. Poeton yesterday
Mrs. Fred CIough and son, Frank, 8
few days of last week visiting fri
and relatives in Cowansville and Mont
Mrs. W. l.. Locke is improving.
daughter, Mrs. Schofield, who has
caring for her, has returned to her /
in Lyndonville.
Mrs. Leighton from Wells River
Miss Beden from northampton, M
both trained nurses, have been caring
Mrs. Fl. B. Cham berlain.
Complaints have been msde of pal
meddling with the rural delivery
boxes. Any such lawlessness is a CT
that can and will be dealt with accorC
to law, if repeated.
1t has been thought best that the bc
belonging to the old "Irasburg Lib
Association" be divided among the m
bers of the association. It is hoped
all members will share.equally in this
vision, but If any parties object to s
disposal of the books, they are reque
to notify Miss Matte Holdridge, be
Jan. IL.
The death OF Mrs. o. W.Locke at Bal
Landing last Monday brought sadnes
the hearts Of her many friends here, ,
deeply mourn the. loss of true and Ii
friend Before her marriage she wa
teacher in the village school here, M
beloved by her pupils, and for many y,
Mr.. and Mrs Locke were highly esteer
residents of this town. Mrs. Locke W
very cheerful, kind hearted woman,
ways looking for the bright side of
and for the best in her friends. M
sympathy is expressed for the berea
family.
Alta BedeII, wife of II. B. Cham berIt
passed peacefully away Sunday morni
Jan. s, at half past seven O'Clock, a.
80 years. The funeral was held Wedn
day at 200 o'clock. Mrs. Cham berlain
a bright, cheerful, energetic woman, XII
hearted and beloved by all who knew
During her residence in this town
past three years she had endeared herseI
a large circle of friends. The cause of
death was acute pulmonary tubercuIo
from which she had been suffering
past three months. She was the daugh
of Moody BedelI of West Derby. Best
her husband she leaves an Infant son, az
about SIX weeks.
LOWELL.
Mrs. Geo. Gilchrist is visiting her sist
Mrs. Fl. II. HUI.
Miss Edith Hemenway is home fr
Aver, Mass, for short visit.
H. d. Stannard of Barton Landing v
in town Saturday on business.
Rev. G. 81. Coolidge, who has been g.