Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-01-08

Miss Lena Dennison from Manchester,
N. H., who is attending school there and
Miss Nellie Dennison from st. Johnsbury
business college spent the Christmas holi-
days with their sister, Mrs. John Simon.
The whole community was saddened to
Guire which occurred last Thursday morn
ing. She was taken Ill Saturday night but
1t was not thought necessary TO call
physician until Tuesday when the disease
was pronounced to be grippe. She grew
much worse on Wednesday and failed
rapidly until she passed peacefully away
early Thursday morning. Few would be
SO lovingly remembered or SO sadly missed
as will she. Miss Mcclure was born
in Lowell in 1860 but has lived in
this town since early childhood excepting
a few years passed in Manchester, n. H.,
In the pursuit of her trade, that of dress
maker. She was a member OF and active
worker in the M. E. church. She was
president of the Epworth League and at
present teacher in the Sunday School of
which she was formerly for several years
the efficient superintendent. She took
lively interest in every department OF
church work and was especially interested
bilious for her ever frail body and her
strength had been undermined by an at
tack in the early winter OF the disease that
caused her death. She leaves to miss her
the father and mother and two brothers,
Henry of this place and Ernest of Boston.
The funeral was held Saturday at the
church, the pastor, Rev. 81. e. Howard,
officiating, and was attended by the large
circle of relatives and friends. Her Sun
day school class was seated In a body.
The beautiful spray of pink and white
carnations intimated the loving remem-
brance of the ladies of the church.
NORTH ALBANY.
Gerald Annis is out of school on account
of the measles.
Walter Wells is quite Ill with lung
trouble and under the Doctors care.
Mrs. Mary Clough of Barton Landing is
visiting relatives here and in East Albany.
Aleck Horn and Tenny Keith have job
of cutting wood on the Philips farm in
| Irasburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Sanborn and three
children went to Troy to spend the New
| Year with relatives there.
F. G. Hunter, who had an auction few
weeks ago, is intending soon TO go to Mas
| sRchusetts to spend the winter.
Roland Twombly has returned TO Barton
school which has re- opened after the epii
dennlc OF measles in thai place.
Fred Young has taken job OF drawing
| lumber from the Chamberlin place to Iras-
| burg for the Chandler Company.
j. j. TWombly Is cutting wood along the
highway which will very much improve
the looks of the road up Cham berlin Hill
Rev. L. W. Pease will preach here in the
F. B. church Jan. 14th. Mr.. Pease comes
over the hills and through the drifts from
| Wheelock to hold services here and the
people should give him good audiences.
BROWNENGTON.
Mrs. Fred Waterman is quite i'll.
The Young Peoples Club met with Miss
Hattie Sartwell last Friday evening.
Mrs. E. E. Dutton and children are al
improving from an attack of measles.
Orvin Marsh, who has been quite ill will
measles and pnenmoniais, improving.
Alberta Day, who has been spending he
vacation at home, has returned to he
school in Northfeld, Mass.
BROWNINCToN CENTER.
At this writing, ]. G. Orne is very poorly
Judge Orne spent last Saturday and Sun
day in st. Johnsbury.
Frank Aldrieh has his bobbin shop com
pleted and is manufacturing bobbins.
EAST CHARLESTON.
j. r. Cloud is again suffering from pneu
monia.
c. T. Barney has the contract to fill th
ice houses at the creamery.
Mrs. G. W. Pierce, who has been i'll fe
several weeks, is improving.
A. F. Bushaw has engaged to work fc
W. A. Moulton as cream gatherer.
| l.. O1hhS Vi GIdpCASotCE, M
spending some time here with relatives.
Veda Hand OF Holland has been visitin
her brother Walter at the Union House.
Mrs. Irving r. Wolcott is entertaining
her brother from Providence, r. l., for
few days.
Rev. C. H. Merrill, superintendent o
home missions, will preach at the churcf
next Sunday.
Rev. l. A Wilson spoke at the mem:
meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A. at Island Pond
Sunday, Dsc. 80.
". III. shannon was recently hurt quite
S severely by being thrown from his team
and dragged some distance.
F.H. and W. E. Tripp and their families,
spent New Years day at Derby, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Trip.
A large number of the young friends OF
Harry Louis went TO his home Thursday
evening, to help him celebrate his birth
day anniversary, a pleasant evening was