Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-05-04
LOCAL NEWS
ALBANY.
Fred Fletcher is on the sick list.

Thomas Gallagher of Hardwick was
in town Friday.
Roland Chafey returned to his work
in Boston last week.
Mrs. Mary Haworth has returned to
her home in Lowell, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Winget recent
ly spent a day in Morrisville.
A. J. Miles has been spending few
days recently at ST. Johnsbury.
]. Carroll Darling has gone to his
summer residence at Cottage City.
Miss Lois Gebbie of Greensboro was a
guest of Hazel Eidridge last week.
VIM. Fay will move his family this
week to his old home in Massachusetts,.
W. K. Annis of Orleans spent sever
al days last week with friends in town.
John Gravel of Craftsbury spent two
days recently with friends in town.
Robert Harper of East Craftsbury
was guest of M. B. Chafey Saturday.
Frank Button of Troy has been
spending few days with friends in
town.
D. C. Stevens of West Derby was
business visitor in town orc day last
week.
Vern Whittefnore has retained home
from his assistant deputy work for the
M. w. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Darling are
spending this week with friends in
Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ETiridge of East
Hardwick visited recently at Wallace
Eldridge's.
A nine and one-half pound daughter
4 was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. James Ham
I ilton Sunday.
Clarence Shedd moved his family In
to the NJ. Shatney hGsase in Eden one
day last week.
/ Cornelius Ladeau has rented the H.
! Hayden farm and Taoved his family
there last week
VIII 3afuer Of Wo1cott is boarding
at Vern Whitternore' while working in
Miles e Richardson's mill
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Cutler spent
several days last week at Orleans with
them daughter, M1g- Fred Witt.
/ Mrs. Charlotte Chamberlain has
| rented the jackson tenement and
mGvedtGhere ore day last week.
StiTknan SearIes came very near
/ losing yt1is buildings Saturday on &C
/ oDBnt ef their chimney burning out.
Mrs. Augustus Paddock of Crafts
I bury his been spending a few days
I with Mr. and Mrs. Wallaee Etdridge.
James and Henry Magoun, vino have
been visiting theirssister, Mrs, W. G.
/ Nartin, have returned to theirywork at
| Skinner, Me.
A. w. Dubois, the optician, will be
! at Daff1ng's hotel, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday Of this week. Examin-
ation free. See adv
Geo Richardson a1d Einer Roy of
East Barnet and Geo. Wright of ST.
JOfIsbury have been spending several
days PRESENTLY at A. q. Miles
Robert Goad had an auction VI ednes-
day, AprlS 81, and ,seld his household
goods, and will take his family this
week to Lynn, Mass where he will
make hisEbome.
The item regarding Mrs. Lafluer' s
burial brings to mint the fadE5 that
Van AEnbufxgh Hood died twenty eight
years ago April % with funeral ,serv-
ices held the same day at the III. E.
church and was laid at aest in the same
cemetery.
AS mentioned last week Mrs. T. La
fuer went to Barton Saturday, April
.z3 for the purpose of having her eyes
ytreated. She was taken i'll while
there, receiving her third shock of pa
Talysis and died in a few hours. Flu
neral services were held tie following
tuesday at z 100 p. m. at the M. Il.
cslurch here. Rev. Geo. Macdonald
officiated. She YVES born in New York
in 1857 and came here to live twenty
years ago. She was Woodworking
woman, being the mother of eight chill
dren., four boys and four gins. She
leaves a husband and seven chill