Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-10-27
LOWELL

Amos Deblois has moved to North !
Troy.
R. A. Sinclair spent Saturday in
Newport.
Francis jacques has bought DR..
Sheehan's house
c. G. Stannard was in Newport On
business Friday.
Mrs: Clarence Rogers and daughter
visited in Newport last week
Mr.. England has sold his farm to
Mr.. Hilliker of Barnston, P. @.
D. P. Narramore ani Francis
jacques w@r5 il BAaersfe.,., Sa.l1ay.
Mrs. Celia Perkins of Orleans has
come to board with Miss Nellie Hard
ing.
DR.. Sheehan has gone to Lyndonville
to practice medicine. Mrs. Sheehan
will go later.
Mrs. Fra7cis Jacques is spending the
week IN Cambridge with her daughter,
-Grs. A.0lun CiaiK.
Clyde Mears, cook in Pope's camp in
Hazen's Notch, had the misfortune to
lose one or two fingers while his hand
was over the muzzle.
DR.. Ross of St. Johnsbury was called
here Monday in consultation with Ur.
Young on the case of Mrs. Ernest
Blanchard. who remains very i'll.
The Savranoffs, a troop of Russian
players, will be the first entertainment
of the lecture course, given at the
Woodmen hall Saturday night, Oct. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Richards of ST.
Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Austin
of Massachusetts and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheeler's family of Newport Center
were here Sunday to attend the funeral
of Clarence Austin.
A sad accident occurred Thursday
evening as Clarence Austin was acct
dentally shot returning from hunting
"trip. He was taking the gun out of
t the wagon when it discharged, hitting
hi 10 IN. the left side. He, died almost
instantly. Clarence was the youngest
son of the late Delbert Austin. His
mother died last winter. Much SYM
patty is felt for the brother, Arthur,
and sister, Alice, who are the only
ones left Of the family. Funeral
services were held at the home Sun.
day afternoon, Miss Morgan official.
ing.
Untend1d for last week..
J. H. SiIsby of Hartford, Conn, is
! in town.
= George Webster has moved into Tom
Patterson's house.
= Ara Pope has bought the Emerson
Y place in the village.
Albert Stebbins spent a few days il
Dover. N. H. last week.
e Mrs. Tom Fisher Of Irasburg visite
o her sister. Mrs. Edgar LaClair, tn
first of the week.
a Miss Wright of North Troy is takin
s Professor Sawin's place in the hig
s school while he is away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Stebbins Q
North Troy are visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stebbns.
: Miss Eliza Kelly, a teacher in tn
village school at Jay, spent the week
n end with her aunt. Mrs Edgar LaClsil
l. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and MI
! West Charleston spent Sunday wit
. Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Sinclair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stevens an
children of Orleans and Mr.. and Mrs
:. Berthold Wursthorne Of Troy wer
d guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Arthur Pal
ker. Sunday
d ~William Finnegan of Brooklyn, N
It Y, Frank Finnegan of New York City
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Skinner, Mrs
Laura Skinner and Mrs. Smith of Or
;, leans were here Wednesday to atten
s the funeral Of Mrs. Lizzie Finnegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Dana of Barton
). Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Newton of Brown
IS ington, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Lockwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Lockwood an
children of Orleans and Mr.. and Mr.:
q Albert Stewart of Troy were here FIR
day evening to attend. the receptio
o given Mr. and Mrs. ]. C. Young.
The funeral of Miss Lizzie Finnega
e was held at the Catholic church Wee
d nesday morning, Oct Is Miss Finn,
h gan had benin poor health for a nun
Der of years. She had the misfortun
to fall and break her arm a few week
s ago. She was taken to the hospital {
j. Burlington and later returned hon
J. but could not rally. Much sympath
J. is felt for the three sisters AND fis
/ brothers as they buried their f4ther
short time ago. Burial was in tE
- family lot in the Old Catholic cemetery
A large crowd gathered at the YES
try Of the congregational church FIR
day evening to attend the farewell RI
ception given Mr. and Mrs. J. {
Young before their departure for Cal
fo-nia A social time was spent ar
refreshments of cake and coffee wei
sarved Rev E. T. Hurd in behalf
the company presented Mr. and Mr.
Young with leather travelling ba
and sum of money. Mr.. and Mr.
Young have made many friends durir
TIE years they have lived here and a
are sorry to have them leave town bl
the best wishes of their many friens
for pleasant journey will go wit
them.
WILLOUGHBY