Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-08


18th.
Mr.and Mrs. VIM. Simpson. who have
been spending few days in New York
state, Seturned last Monday and on their
return home visited relatives in Fairfax.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Miss Glenna returned from. NewRamp-
shire SATURDAY.
Mrs. Rachel Glchrist has vacated Mrs.
c. p. kailey's tenement.
James Pope and family returned from
their trip to New York Thursday evening.
Eliza Chabot of Boston is Spending a
few weeks with. her grandmother, Mrs.
Phoebe Anair.
Mis-. Jane Elsn deIs, wLo has been
in poor health. for some time, passed
away Monday morning, October 1. Fun
eral services were held at the M E. church
Wednesday aftsrnoon at 1:30 O'Clock.
Burial was In Stannard. Sne leaves two
daug hters, a brother and other relatives 10
mourn her loss Much sympathy is felt
for thsm in their bereavement.
iRASBURC.
A. 3. Post was home from Montnelier
over Sunday.
Addison Snaith has moved irto Charles
SgIyester's house.
VerEe Carr has gone to Franklin, Il. H.,
to work for Marx Drew.
Myrtle Slack spent the past week with
her brother at Newport Center.
Josiah Poeaon of Esabddy, Mass, Is Wis
ting MS uncle, Rev. J. Poeton.
Prank Gaorge Of Wells River was the
gasst of H. B. Che,nberlin last week.
Mrs. Russell Cowles Ien down stairs and
dL=iocated her shoui9er last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs: Clyde CcBles took b car
sisge DRIVE to st. Iohnsoury last week.
W. f. Brewster has gone to Battsn Land
I ing to Work for The z. l. Chandler Co.
Miss Eta LitcAfeld went to M3ddlebury
to attend her bIOther,s Redding last week..
Edward Knapp has, moved into the,
WebsSer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe I.sbounty. are the par.
entseof an elAyen and one-haIa pound boy
born Oct. I'd.
s. w. BeaAclerk esd FrankLee spent the
past week hunting. and fishing on the
shores of Lake Memphremagog.
Mr.. and Martin Crane, FORMER residants
Of Irasburg, now of Durham, Mass, called
on frienas IN town last Tharsday.
Mrs. Carrie (Anen) McMurphy OF Gil
10 vic n :
Brewster, and s&her friends in town.
Tbs chickes. pie supper given by the
ladies of the d. E.. church last Thursday
evening was.z success and netted The soci-
ETY. $500.
Mrs. Jessie Brush OF Hopkinton, n. Y,
accompanied by Little boy whom she
adopted IN st. Johnsbury, spens few days
| at g. w. Phillips last week.
Many of our readers will regret to learn
of the death of John KelIam, who formerly
lived in this town. The following is taken
FROM the Evanston, ILL.,, Press. Josgf
Haines Kellam, an old resident Of Eva9S
| ton, died Wednesday night, Sept. II, in his
| eighty-sixth year, at the home of his
| daughter, Mrs. n. Arthur Coble, 1882 Maple
| Avenue. He had been i'll for about two
months and for the last two or three weeks
| bad been a great sufferer. John Halnes
Kellam was born in April, 1921, at Iras-
burg, VT. He was married there Oct. %.
| 1843, to Miss Martha A. Jameson, a woman
who was dearly beloved by all who knevp
her, and who died very suddenly in Evans
| ton about fourteen years ago. Six chill
dren were born to them. Mr.. Kellam rem
! resented Irasburg in the lower house in
/ the legislature in 1878, and also was a
/ representative of the county in the stata
senate fn 1863 and 1864. He came west in
1867 and settled in Chicago, and year or
| two later moved to Evanston. He vaa
| connected with the firm of Fairbanks
I Morse & Co, for many years, and later
engaged in real estate and insurance bust.
ness in Evanston.
LOWELL.
| Geo. Bruso buried one Of his children