Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-07-13
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WESTFIELD.
Misses Marion and Florence Clark of
Jersey City, n. j.. are at W. D. Bells
for the summer.
M. M. Miller has returned to his
work in New York, his father, H. o.
Miller, remaining about the same.
Ernest W. Gilpin of Barton and
Miss Florence Wilkinson of Newport
spent Sunday and Monday at W. B.
Gilpin's.
WESTMORE.
Mrs. w. F. Richardson is very low.
1t begins to look lively around the
lake.
The sick are not improving very
fast.
The sick ones at Isaac Rash's are
improving.
Miss Lillian Conley is away at Nor
NAL school.
Milton Day has been in town the
past week.
Miss Emma Dilley is visiting at
| Charles Atkins
Frank Orne lost his spruce still and
machinery by fire recently.
Miss Maude Pierce is home from
Newport for two weeks vacation.
Ellen Atkins of Franklin alls, N.
H.. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. G.
Daniels.
John Spencer and family of New
port are visiting his mother, Mrs.
Ann Spencer.
Mrs. E. C. Hunt and granddaughter,
Ruth Calkins, are visiting in Lowell
and Boston, Mass.
Carroll Lyon took an auto ride te
Whitefeld. N. H., last week to visit
his sister, Nora Nichols.
Jesse Chamberlin has SO far recov
cred from Ills fractured hip as to b.
able to return to his home.
Mrs. Geo. Nutting is in Barton car
ing for her brother, Fred kimball anf
sister, Mrs. Marcia Fairbrother.
Lightning recently struck the E
> <Mann barn, now owned by Geo. Con
ley. and burned it with contents.
: Mrs. Mary French of West Burk
Z has been caring for FMrs. A T
French, who has been ill the pas
week.
! Mr.. and Mrs William Taylor c
o Derby were in town the past wee
L called here by the illness of Ear
Wooley.
d Mrs. Celia Buzzell of West Burk
e has come to work for H. H. China
r, this summer also Mrs. John China
and two daughters.
r Those wishing to contribute to tt
n anron sale. which the Ladies' Aid s.
" ciety are to hold in August, may brir
Is or send all articles to be sold to Mr.
is Geo. Nutting or Mrs. S. M. Cole as sot
as possible. A committee will TIL
be appointed and price be decid
=, upon.
~ Oliver Fountain, who has be
4 i'll several weeks with Bright's dlseas
to died Friday. The funeral servic
70 were held at the house/Sunday, Re
Warner Of Barton officiating.
D. We, the undersigned, desire to G
OF press our many thanks to all t
en- neighbors and friends, who so kline
ne assisted during the sickness, dea
ana OIL OuI DSlONCu oIlSAC=e q
husband, also for the most beauti1
So flowers. May you have your rews
'tv is our sincere wish.
nh Mrs. Oliver Fountain,
Id Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Buskey q
ial family,
rs. Mr.. and Mrs. Odina Hitchcock,
nd Mrs. Rose Iontine.
Mrs. Mary Devereaux) Lyon, wild
1o4o T1coy1h noccnH VI
aeI Tuesday morning, July 5, after we
ect and a half of severe suffering of n
ian vous and spinal trouble. Mrs. Ly
the has been in poor health for seve
OF years but her death came very sudde
on to the community. She had lived
is this town nearly all her life /;
leaves a host of friends. She v
= a very kind wife, mother and nei
Dor. She taught school several yea
rs, was at one time superintendent
schools in this town, was trustee
BtE the town library at the time of
RI death. The Ladies' Aid society
of which she was member sent a
said .quet of carnations. There were OF
dav very beautiful flowers. Mrs. L,
ing leaves to mourn her loss three SO
ira Ira E. and Carol M. of this place
II Oscar E. of Evansville, also four st
that children. Funefal services were
IONS Thursday at 2 p. M, at her hol
TINS TINS Rev. Warner of Barton officiati
ans Interment in Lake View cemetery
| at side her husband. The commur
49, extend sincere sympathy to the f;
dis lily.
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you Automobiles Spreading the Gypsy NJ
eirs. over Naxv EnoTand
deuf
Of The gypsy moth may soon becon
national nuisance. Owing to
ige. fact that the female cannot fV,
insect scourge has been kept local