Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-21


for many months in failing nealth. /
passed peacefully awav at AS Friday
morning, Dec. 10Th. Funeral at her
late home Saturday afternoon, Rev.
S. T. Achenbach officiating. Mrs.
Simpson was wCman of sterling |
worth, possessed OF a beautiful Chris i
tian character and will be realty !
missed not only in her own home but
by her many friends and neignDors. |
Her age was 70 years. She leaves one
daughter, Mrs j. Wesley Campbell, |
and one brother, J. G.. Bahcock, be- |
sides nephews and nieces I'D a host Cf
friends to mourn her loss.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Henry Bodwell is working for J. w.
Wilcox for lew weeks.
Mrs. A. j. Daniels was 10 st. Johns
bury Friday visiting friends.
Mrs Nelson Barr is quite sick. suf-
fering from blood poisoning III ner arm.
Miss Carrie Leavitt is in very poor
health at the home Of her sister, M IS
Alvah Adams.
Mrs. Ralph Parker returned to her
home in st. Jonnsbury Friday, after
spending few days with MRS. MARY
! Weed.
Mrs. Clara Collins was at the home
Of her father last week for few days,
called there by the death of MRS.
/ Simpson.
A.; A considerable number from here
attended the old folks concert neld at
Greensboro on Thursday and Friday
evenings of last week.
The many friends from this place
sympathize with Mrs. j. W. Campbell
in the loss of her mother, Mrs. NJ. j.
Simpson, who died on Thursday.
Quite large audience listened to
the lecture given on Wednesday eve
ming by Rev. e. f. Newell, pastor #
the Congregational church of HARD
wick. His subject was Golden OPP
portunities" and all who attended felt
Will repaid for going.
IRASBURC.
Mrs. H. B. Chamberlin is i'll with
tonsiIitis.
Hermon Healey has been on the sick
list the past week.
Mansel Clark's little son has been
quite i'll the past week.
r. w. CowIes, VINO has been i'll the
past two weeks. Is not as we'll.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall FreeharC, Jr., Friday, Dec.
10.
: Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Miles and J. H.
Lanou were in Hyde PARK on business
last week.
Rev. c. A.. Adams was called t.
: CoaLicook, 2. O., Monday ny the deatI
of his fatner.
All water rents in arrears must b.
paid Oh or before Jan. lsC, 1911. 1ras
, Durg Water Company.
Henry Priest, Joseph Lanou and Ed
r ward Lee are home from Goudart
: seminary for the holidays.
S A hardwood floor is being laid il
the Masonic nall banquet room. JON
: Mcclellan Of Albany is doing the work
! w. S. Fremont's moving pictur
! show held in the town last FrIda.
night was fairly we'll attended an
pronounced good.
Will Harvey, who has been employee
T.. at W. l.. LocKe's the past two years
:. mas finished work there and gone t
f his home in South Albany.
e Mrs. Levi Bashaw who underwent a
e operation for gall stones at the Brigh
n look hospital In st. Johnsbury las
It Wednesday, is doing nicely.
+; Mrs, ?. G. TempIeton and littl
n daughter, who have, been spending Sc,
eral weeks with relatives in Dos to
Z and Concord, n. IT,, have reCurne
l. nome.
- The w. C. T. U. met at the hon
- OF Mrs. G.. A. Adams last Wednesda
10 afternoon. A goodiy number Wei
:, present and an interesting meetir
-, was held.
|. F. A. Buchanan, agent for the We
m mont Mutual fire Insurance compan
;. wishes to announce that he has got
ID supply of calendars on hand ana ar
s. can have one by calling at his res
IN dence.
2; Shortly after ten O'Clock Fridl
a. night the Wilson hotel Was discover
S. to be on fire, but by the use of tt
IN telephone and ringing of bells GROW
On quickly gathered ana the nre was so
d. extinguished.
The Congregational Sunday schc
are preparing cantata entitled ''T
Captied Jack Frost" to be given in t
Y church Friday evening, followed
" distribution of gifts from tree 4
< are cordially invited.
< 1.-The Spirit of Christmas is t
v title of the cantata prepared by t
= M. E. Sunday school. which will
z presented in Courthouse hall ne
T. Saturday evening followed by ire
= All are cordially invited.
= The lecture on "Vermonters
Z Peace and in War;" given by Rev.
" N. Moody of Island Pond at Cou
= house hall last evening was we'll Z
& tended and of great interest, all w
". attended being loud in their praise
= Mr.. Moody as a lecturer and poet.
K Banquet by Supt. E. doe.
u CONTINUED FROM PAGE SEVEN
4 and useful men, and tunes our liv
~ into some feeble echo of the life
= Cod '-pbjlIiDS BROOKS