Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-16

daughter from MONTREAL, Mlcnael IloOotVo
and daughter of Irasburg, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tibbetts and R. j. Keith OF North
rrov and Rev. Fred Dark OF Wollsboro,
n. II.
TROY.
Miss Stella Higgins is very SICK.
Hon: s. r. Davis is on the sick list.
| w M Hodsden has been quite sick this
week.
Miss Lima Mann is to teach in Water
vile.
III. Shaw is moving to Derby, Wnere lie
has work for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Peabody OF newport
Center spent Sunday In town.
Melvin Haselton's family have moved to
Rsker's Mills for the summer.
Mrs. Eliza Miller is visiting her daugh-
fer and other relatives in Westfield.
Misses Tessa and Aida Lara bee of New
MORT Center have been visiting in town.
Mrs. Floyd Miller has been spending
several days in Newport and Newport
Center.
Mrs. Enos Whitehouse was called to
Coventry last week by. the illness OF
! relative.
The Junior Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Miss Glenna Bean Wednesday
April IS.
! Mrs. q. D. Evarts is in Lowell helping
care for her daughter, Mrs. Clement Barrie
who is ill with measles.
The nine machines used for maxim
butter trays by the Blair & DeLarm &c
have been sold and shipped to Travers
IL City, Michigan.
J. Isaac Wilson issued his annual invits
r ton for everyone in Westfeld to come
his sugar place Thursday morning, Apr
II, and on the same afternoon a like inv
tation was issued in Troy. About fiji
responded and had jolly good tim
Many thanks are extended for the treat,
as The teachers of the schools in town W.
be as follows: Village, upper room, Ere
is Cargin; primary, Miss Hester Coburl
River Road, Miss Mary Wright; We
:, Road. Miss Eula Perkins; South En-
80 Miss Clara Hardy; Davis District, MI
Temple; East Hill, Miss Madge Martin.
g. WESTFIELD.
!, Hon. A. Dawson of Crafts bury was
town last week.
VIC. Farman is repairing his house,
,' 81. Hitchcock doing the work.
Mrs. Abbie Fairbanks has come to ST
for time at Rev. F. A. Junkins'.
Will Kennison has commenced hou
on keeping in the house recently vacated
George Wheeler.
Hon. A. w. Woodwork of Enosbt
Falls was in town last week visiting
brother, L. 8. Wool worth. =
zee On Wednesday afternoon, April IL,
nal Mary Ann Trumpass, widow OF the
Judge n. G. Hoyt, passed away, ag
his eighty. three years five months. In l
his the deceased came with her fathers fam
from Griston, Eng, to Canada. Inc
ave lowing year the family located In t
ere town. In 1S47 she was united in marrl
ks. to Nathaniel c. Hoyt of this town. Ju'
Hoyt, who held many positions OF put
- trust, died in 1899. Mrs. Hoyt was VIC
-, an of honesty, industry, and good Jul
ment. Thirty years ago her health beE
to fail so that considerable part OF the |,
since she has required much care. Dur
'nu nearly all this time, her daughter, Mrs
M. Brown, has lived with her and m
Vho aged the house. Mrs. Hoyt leaves tt
ing children, Mrs. Brown, OF this village, 4
ere, H. H. Newton of Lowell, and Geo.
llch Hoyt of California. She is survived
by grandchildren, great grandchildren
cry nephews and nisces. Mrs. Hoyt we
II. member of the Cong'l church. The ful
her al was held from the Hoyt residence
Oily Friday afternoon, the Rev. Nj. w. Far
tive officiating, assisted by the Rev. F.
ANY Junk1ns.
,day WESTMORE.
1t will be seen by the notice in ano
mere, part of the paper that the streams EN-
neu- ing into Wiloughby lake have been cl
for by law for three years. This has
the done hoping to make better fishing in
liter, future.
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