Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-03-04

News has been received FROM New |
Jersey saying that Miss Helen Clark IS
very ill.
Perley Benware was home from Crafts |
bury few days recently. Ernest Ben |
ware returned to Craftsbury with him.
CALEDONIA COUNTY
WEST BURKE.
H.A. Gaylor was in Newport q part of
last week.
Leroy Curtis of Springfield, Mass, visit
ed at Riley Richardson's last week.
DIR. Tracy of Brockton, Mass, visited his
brother in law, Simon Bartlett, last week.
Mrs. Eliza Lowell, who was in East Ha
ven for a week, returned home last Tues
day.
J.P. Nesmith of Maiden, Mass, is visit
ing relatives and friends in Burke and SUIT
ton.
Mrs. Flora Campbell Watson of Lyndon
Center called on friends in town last Satur-
| day.
Mrs. E. B. Smith, who had a partial
| a
ent writing.
| Mr.and MISE. L. Gaskell of Barton were
] the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Gaskell
last Tuesday.
VIM. Marshall, who has been dangerous
Iy i'll with pneumonia, is slightly improv-
ing at present writing.
Warner Drown has finished work at st.
Johnsbury and is going to work for the
SiIsby Brothers at their mill in Canada.
/ Ed. Burns went to New York last week
to take in the sights of the city and attend
the wedding of Ned Hudson, an old friend
and playmate.
Mrs. G. w. Bolton and son Pliny spent
several days visiting in Waterford last
week at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Charles Hemingway.
Mrs. Fred Roundy has been very i'll for
the past week. The patient is now doing
as we'll as possible, though the danger will
not be over for some time.
Clarence Bugbee of Newport and Ebert
Bugbee of Barre were called to this place
last Wednesday to attend the funeral oil
Gne1r niece, MISS cora Daley.
Mrs. Annie Strong, who has been troub-
led by deafness since recent attack OF
grip, has gone to st. Johnsbury for short
time, where she can have daily treatment
Mrs. e. F. Richardson, who was report
, ed very i'll last week, is little more com
forts BILE. Her mother, Mrs. Glines o.
, Franconia, N. H., is helping to care fol
, her.
Roswell Leach, who went to hospital il
( Montreal several days ago, has had one o
3 his eyes operated upon successfully. HI
/. will have an operation on the other in
s few days.
The many friends OF Theron Bell, for
p mer town clerk, will be saddened to know
r of his death Feb Is at the home of hi
e daughter, Mrs. G. P. Carleton, at White
9 field, N. H. The body will be brough
d here in the spring for burial.
t At the call meeting of the Ladies' Librar
association Feb. % a committee was ap
} pointed to take canvass of the place TO
u new mem bers, as the society is short @
u funds, but has over 1900 good books in tn
Is it for lack of money for expenses.
> Miss Cora Bailey, who has been a con
slant sufferer from consumption for tn
past six months, died last Monday morn
:. ing at the home of her uncle, Clarenc
a Bugbee, in Newport. The funeral was 6
- the West Burke NJ. E. church Wednesda
afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Williams of Newpol
rl
y Music was furnished by members of TT
- choir. The f1orsl offerings were very beat
: tiful, and testified to the love and esteel
of large number of relatives and frienc
for the bright young life, blighted by tt
49, touch of death just at the time of its fai
est poisoning. The interment was in Il
Hillside cemetery. The grandparents an
IS other relatives have the deepest sympatt
of the community in their great loss.
er SHEFFIELD.
P. w. Keniston's little son is ill.
o. Mr.. McHarg, the sawyer at the Park
o Young mill is ill.
Rev. Mr.. McDougan is receiving vii
,o1 from his mother and brother.
ng Alpheus Brooks and son Alpha visit
Ray BROOKS in Lyndon last week.
he Davis Bros. have bought Will Robel
ms place and it is reported that 81. E. Da'
tn. will move there soon.
list Mrs. A. e. Hall of Maidstone was call
at here last SATURDAY by the illness of
the grandson, Master Raymond Davis, "
al mas bronchial pneumonia.