Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-01-21
his late residence on Friday, Rsv. ]. E.
Sweet officiating.

his late residence on Friday, Rsv. ]. E.
Sweet officiating.
Mrs. Emma Bishop has gone to St.Johns-
bury to be operated upon for appendicitis.
Mrs Bishop has been great sufferer for
the past few years, and this seems very
hard indeed. She has the sympathy of
many friends, who hope that she may be
better soon.
The Rebekshs and Odd Fellows had an
enjoyable evening last Friday. The offic
ers of the Rebekahs were duly installed,
and list of them will appear next week.
On account of the illness of the Noble
Grand, the Odd Fellows will hold their
installation on a date to be announced
later. Refreshments were served and
social time enjoyed.
Mrs. Adeline Smith, a resident of this
village for many years. died at her home at
one O'Clock Saturday morning. She would
have been Gig hty- five years old in May.
She lived alone and has always been very
we'll and active. severe siege with the
grip left her with a bad heart trouble,
which was the final cause of her death.
She leaves one brother, A. Bundy of East
Burke, besides many other relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Leroy Curtis of Springfield, Mass.
formerly Miss Gertrude Richardson OF this
village, died sud denly at her home in
Springfield last Thursday morning. The
remains were brought here early Friday
morning, and the funeral was held at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Riley
Richardson, Saturday afternoon at one
O'Clock, Rev. g. FL. Wright of Irasburg
| officiating. Mrs. Curtis leaves a husband,
two little daughters, father and mother,
one brother and one sister, besides many
other relatives. She was greatly beloved
by those who knew her best, and her death
just in the summer time of life, has brought
sorrow and pain to many hearts.
SUTTON.
Geo. LaFarran has bought the Geo
Farr farm occupied by Harley Bishop.
Willard Conn of West Derby was called
to sutton recently by the illness of his
aunt, Mrs. Buzzell.
Ernest Richardson received the sad news
Thursday morning of the sudden death Of
his sister, Mrs. Roy Curtis, who died very
suddenly in Springfield.
There are many sick at present bott
young and old, the most severe cases al
present are among the old people. Mr.
Ashley Bishop with lung trouble, Mr.
Frank Curtis with grippe and Mrs. J. P
Buzzell with pneumonia.
WHEELOCK.
W. s. Bartlett is Ill with the grip.
Leslie Armstrong has returned to town
Rev. w. II. Lyster held services here las
Sunday.
Carrie Mathewson is visiting friends il
Norwich.
) Mrs. Sam Drake spent Saturday at Lyn
don Center.
Miss Maud Wheeler and her brother
Bert are sick.
A. L. Burnbam has sold his farm
Loren Randall.
Chas. Ufford spent part OF last week i
Barton and Iresburg.
William Moore of Worcester, Mass
staying at L. n. Cree's.
Alma Welch returned home frol
Springfield last Wednesday.
- Ralph Gray from Lyndon is boarding
ia. McDowell's and drawing lumber.
Dennison and Charles Bartlett of Barto
visited their father, W. S. Bartlett
. recently.
The Ladies' Union will meet at the
y o. o. A. M. hall Friday evening at Il
usual hour.
& Robert Delworth of st. Johnsbury hi
moved to George Jenkins farm and vi
e cut the lumber.
The lumber has all been drawn avs
from the Taplin steam mill and now t.
yard is being filled with logs.
ID Miss Cora Huntoon and John Wood we
I married recently by Rev. n. A. Ros
They left on the evening train for his hon
at in New Hampshire.