Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-04-30
LOWELL

LOWELL
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Coburn April 1t7h.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sinclair spent a
day in Newport last week. n
Mrs. William Weed has been
seriously i'll. but is gaining.
Mrs. N. F Hutchinson is i'll and Mrs.
Alice Hitchcock of Troy is caring for
her.
Will West and family have moved
into Frank Sisco's house across the
river.
Robert Farman has commenced work
on the house which he is building in
the village.
H. D. Stannard of Orleans has been
in town making repairs on his house
in this place.
Mildred and Doris Messer are the
last to have measles, the last for the
season we hope.
H. G. Knight purchased ten cows in
Hyde Park Saturday. j. S. Brahana
accompanied him.
Francis Jacques and family are
moving from Westfeld to the Emerson
house in this village.
H. w. Tucker returns this week to
work in Silsby's mill and to board in
the family of Francis Jacques.
Mrs. Andrew jerks, who is EN-.
ployed at Kelley's hotel, visited her
parents at Montgomery Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Della Blanchard spent two
days last week at the millinery parlors
of her sister, Mrs. Fred Fields of
Irasburg.
Mahlon Deblois has the contract for
carrying the mail between this place
and Eden Mills. and he will move to
Eden before July LIST.
Mrs. Della Sinclair was called to her
mothers home at Westfeld two days
by the sudden death of her grand
mother. Mrs. Jacques.
Maynard Alexander has been the
second time to Montreal where his
sister underwent a critical operation
for trouble in her throat.
Ernest Paronto and family have
moved from the East Hill to the farm
lately occupied by his father on the
river road west of the village.
Sunday was Home Missionary Day
at the North church and the them
was Helping to Save the State
Baptism and communion next Sunday.
John Brahana went to WoIcott last
week to assist DR.. Young of Westfeld
in selecting a thousand dollars worth
of registered cows for the doctor s
dairy.
choice new stock of groceries for sale.
and Master Robert is looking forward
with pleasure to his work of taking
orders and delivering.
Mrs. Virginia, wife of Paul Du.
charme of Troy. was buried from ST..
Ignatius church here Saturday fore
noon. She was formerly a resident OF
this town where she had many friends
Burial in the new cemetery.
N. E. Winget and ia ly, Mrs
Mary Stephenson and ]. F. Bridges
were in Bakersfield Friday and Satur
day to visit the young people anc
attend an entertainment given Ky the
students of Brigham academy.
Miss Marjorie Sinclair, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Sinclair, is very
i'll at this writing with pneumonia.
All the people of the village are
deeply anxious for her recovery anc
all sympathize with her parents anc
brother in their solicitude.
Arbor Day was fttingly observed at
the South school by the teacher, Mrs.
Ora Sisco, and her pupils. The school
yard was made neat and attractive and
fine white birch tree was planted.
This was followed by marches, flag
salute, songs, recitations. essay on
''Arbor Day" and instructive talk by
the teacher.
Mrs. Priscilla, widow of Joseph
Jacques. died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Benware OF
Westfeld, April 25th. on her 81st
birthday. She was the mother of
twelve children, of whom eight are now
living. She is survived also by 81
grandchildren and 26 great-grand
children. Her funeral was held M on
day at st. Ignatius church in Lowell,
and interment is by her husband in
the old cemetery.
MORGAN
G. A Brown of Newport was in