Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-10-04
LOCAL NEWS
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time they have lived on the farm for
merly owned and occupied by her |
father. He was kind husband and |
neighbor and friend to those in |
need. He leaves to mourn his loss a
wife and one sister. Mrs. Julia Med. |
bury OF Jenkintown, Penn. who have
the sympathy of their many friends
in their bereavement. There were a
large number of friends and neighbors
to attend the funeral, which was held
at his late home, Rev. G. c. McDon-
aid officiating and burial was il the viii
lage cemetery.
SOUTH ALBANY
A. D. Patterson was called to
Craftsbury Sunday by the serious ILL
ness of his brothers wife.
j. H. Lyman of Lansing. Mich. is
visiting at the home of his brother
in-law, Richard Kendrick.
William Graham. who has been
spending his vacation here. started
Saturday on his return trip TO Texas
City.
]. C. Anderson, who has been quite
i'll is at the home of his daughter. Mrs.
Ed Dutton of East Craftsbury for the
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. nj. Rowell and
daughter Guila spent few days the
latter part of the week with friends
in Hardwick.
Mrs. p. w. Dawson. her son Max
and daughter Amanda, were the
guests Of her mother, Ms. spela
Rowell over Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Yrs Robert Harper of
East Craftsbury. accompanied by a
relative from Scotland, were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Nairn
Friday.
AN AUTO ACCIDENT.
The many friends of Mrs. A. C.
Williams of this place and Of Mrs.
Fred Chase of Craftsbury were
shocked when they learned of their
serious accident at Irasburg on Mon
day afternoon Of last week. They
were on their way to Orleans and had
and had nearly reached the top of the
long hill known as the Allen hill
when an auto came around the curve
so quickly that their horse was
frightened and turned them around
crushing one of the forward wheels
and the horse then started at a ter
rife speed down the hill Both ladies
held on to the reins and they were
dragged under the wagon nearly to
the foot of that long hill. when they
were injured so much that they lost
control of the frightened horse
Mrs. Chase was struck on the fore
head, which dazed her somewhat, but
she fastened to her mothers side to
learn how badly she was hurt, then
she started for help. Mrs. Williams
and Mrs. Chase were taken to the
home Of Mrs. Bashaw, where every
kindness was shown them. Mrs. Will
liams suffered bad cut on her head
and her left hand was so badly
bruised and in1amed that it wasn't
possible to tell whether any bones
were broken or not. Both ladies
received numerous bruises and they
will be long time in recovering from
the dreadful shock VIII Heath OF
Albany very kindly brought them
home and they have been under the
physicians care. The horse was
much injured and the wagon demol
ished 1t was certainly miraculous
, escape for both of them.
=, BRcWMNCToN CENTER.
Additional items on page eight.
0 The Ladies' Guild will hold a Honey
, Social in the hall, Friday, Octobe r
Is. Further particulars next week.
! EVANSVILLE.
r Local news from this town On an
f other page.
The gentlemen of Evansville will
give clam chowder supper at thu
church Tuesday evening, Oct. 10th
Mr.. Shaeffer of Orleans will be pres
= ent and deliver a lecture after tn
supper. There will also he an or
chestra to furnish music during tn
evening.
It COVENTRY.
i Guy Thurber was quite i'll the pas
> week.
t The Esther Livingstone house
> being newly shingled.
r Carl Goss has moved into the Els
k ther Livingstone house.
:. Mr.. and Mrs Carl Noyes are HON
u from their wedding trip.
David Drake of Orleans has bee
the guest of his son Bert.
Miss Violet Martin of Burlington
S the guest of Miss Mabel Ware.
Myron Lewis is in town from Wa
ot erford and is doing carpenter work.
ar Mrs. Guy Kinsley of Lowell We
Of the guest Of Mrs. Mary Frasie
d. Thursday.
6. Four persons united with the NJ. T
d. hurch Sunday, two by letter an
in wo by confession of faith.
-: H. C. Cleveland and G.. 0. Lite,
ev field are on the struck jury on IL
I Taplin. Rowell and Nelson and Ha
y, case at Newport.
90 The Needle Book club meets in n
- E. vestry next Thursday at o'cIo1
~ sharp. Supper will be served and
IL literary entertainment will be held
IS. the evening. A cordial invitation
ovfnnHoI fo oil