Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-03-12


on the edge of the opening, directing
the work, when he in some unaccount-
able manner lost his balance and fell
first about 35 feet below. on
a shelf of rock and then fell to the
bottom of the quarry about 80 feet
from where he stood. Death was in
stantaneous. Mr.. Hopkins, formerly
lived in Greensboro Bend and Hard
wick and married Miss Hattie Wal
cott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs A. WAL
cott of this place A son and daugh-
ter survive him besides his wife and
two brothers. residing in ST. Johnsbury.
He was about SO years of age.
ALBANY
Lucille Anderson is i'll with measles.
R. NJ. Cowles was in St Johnsbury
last Wednesday.
Nellie Richardson has gone to Bur-
IlngtOn to work.
DIR. and Mrs. johnson have finished
work at J. B. Darling's.
Elmer Wiltshire has moved to the
farm known as the Ira Pierce farm.
Heber Winget has moved to Orleans,
where he has employment in mill.
Arthur Finn of Orleans has moved
into the tenement over c. D. Nc
Cures store.
A baby hoy, the seventh son, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Dyer
Thursday. Congratulations.
News is received here of the death
Saturday of Mrs Nancy Nichols of
Manchester, N. H. Mrs. Nichols was
a sister of C. D. Mcclure of this place
and was we'll known here.
About eighty of the friends of Mil
dred Davis gathered at her home Feb
Z. the occasion being her eighteent h
birthday. She was presented with a
rocking chair and purse of money.
Mrs. R. M. Cowles went to Leomin--
ster, Mass, Saturday to visit her
brother She will go from there to
Boston this week, where Mr.. Cowles
will join her to attend the automobile
show.
! There will be a masquerade prone
made and dance given for the benefit of.
the Maple Valley grange. No. 45Q,
Thursday night, March q. 1912, at
per couple unmasked, IS cents extra.
eryOne invited.
Willard r. Hyde, native and for
many years resident Of this place, died
Friday morning, February 28th, at his
home 9 Monmouth Street. Somervlle,
Mass. He had been in failing health
since November. Mr.. Hyde, son of
: Farley Hyde and Rhoda Russell, was
r born here Nov. 1, 1874, and lived here
o1<rt,t L
: moved to Somerville. He leaves q
widow and three children, Leon w.
/ Hyde, Miss M. Grace Hyde and Harry
L. Hyde, all of Somerville, also one
, grandchild and two brothers, Luthe1
/ D. Hyde of Littleton, N. H., and Will
/ liam Hyde of Hardwck. The funeral
} serv ces, which were largely attended
| were held at his late residence Sun
day afternoon at three o'clock. They
were conducted by Rev. Francis w
O'Brien, d. D., pastor of the Uniol
Square Baptist church Of Somerville
. Among those present were many for
mer residents Of Albany. also Luther
: ID. Hyde of Littleton. N. H., broth
5 er, and James Hyde of Littleton,
nephew of the deceased. The flora
tributes were many and beautiful
The body was placed in the receiving
!
bridge, Mass. and the first of May
r will be brought to Albany for burial
SOUTH ALBANY
! Henry Magoon is working for C. w.
Williams.
Fred Foss goes to Newport this weeI
as one of the jurors.
Geo. Young and family of Glover
were visitors at James Urie's one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winifred Drake of Or.
leans were recent guests of Mr.. ano
Mrs. L. M. Scott.
Mrs. E. w. Hardy, who has beer
helping Mrs. Robert Young, has fin
ished and is at home
!, S. T. Vance, Clyde Vance and Mrs
Milton Lyman of West Glover spent z
day last week at Carroll Vance's.
Mrs. Chester King has returned te
her home in Passumpsic and hel
mother. Mrs. w. w. Williams of Bar.
ton is at M. B. Anderson's.
Several from here were in Albany
Friday evening to attend the birthday
gathering in honor of Miss Mildred
: Davis.
) CLOVER
Mrs. Sam Bean is quite i'll with grin
Miss Bessie Stone is visiting in AL
: bany.
Mrs. H. E. Clark's brother paid he
a visit last week.
: A. B. Rich and son Alva visited il
Calais last week.