Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-01-13

nave hOpt III COuCII WIFI anu IGOl Cn0
Monitor will be welcome weekly yis-
itor." -
Again we are called upon to record
the death of one who was reared in the
town of Barton, Alfred w. Jones, who
passed peacefully away after a week S
illness with pneumonia, on the after
noon of Dec. 30th, at Los Alamitos,
Calf. He was employed for some
years in this part of the country, for a
time in Office work for the B. & M
railroad in Lyndonville. afterwards in
Wells River, but like so many young
people drifted west, living in several
different localities until finally he re-
moved tc California where he found
employment as accountant in a large
beet sugar factory. doing his work ac-
ceptabiy. He was an upright, consci-
entious, Christian man. In 1878 he
married Emma Hall, second daughter
of the late John G. and Lucy Hall and
sister of Mrs. O. D. RoWell of this
place He leaves to mourn his loss a
| wife. two daughters and their hus-
bands, three grandsons, sister, Miss
Ida and a brother, Edmund Jones. all
of California.
| Mrs. John Taylor3isited her father
in Lowell last week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight Dow, Jan. 7th.
Mrs. D. Fl. Hackett, who has been ill
for three weeks, is better.
Lucille Anderson returned to hel
school at Craftsbury this week.
Mrs. Betsey Shepard, who has beer
quite sick for several days, is better.
Miss Moran, trained nurse from St
EJohnsbury is caring for Mrs. A. R
Miles.
Will johnson has moved to Morris
vile where he has purchased a movins
picture business.
Rev. I. P. Chase was in Glove
Wednesday to officiate at the funera
of Mrs. Armour Anderson
Mrs. Arthur Finn entertained tn
ninth grade pupils at her home Frida,
evening. Games were played by tn
young people and refreshments wer
served by the hostess.
Or. Allen of st. Johnsbury was i
town Friday and operated on Mrs A
R. Miles who has been in poor healtl
for several weeks. She is doing a
we'll as could be expected and a sreed
recovery is expected.
EAST ALBANY
Katie Simon. who has been fittin,
herself to be nurse during the pas
year at Brightlook hospital, is visitin,
at home.
Harold Longe starts on Tuesday t
} go to kennebunk, Me-, with the nten
! ton of clerking for his uncle in hard
ware store.
SOUTH ALBANY
Roland Ames has been on the sic
/ list the past week.
Miss Nora Richardson has finishe
; work for Mrs Clarence Uric.
Mrs. James Calderwood spent las
Wednesday with her sister, Mrs. Core
,, Uric.
Mrs Andrew Graham. who has bee
quite i'll for the past two weeks,is som
7 better.
Mrs. Geo. Anderson and childre
have been staying at C. H. Porter
the past week.
a
: Mrs. Robert Calderwood of Crafts
! bury called on old friends here the lat
r ter part of the week.
: The village school was not in sessio
last Thursday, as there was a goo
supply of water in the cellar, maxim
e 1T little unhandy about building tn
a fire.
| Charles Hogan, who will be remen
I bered by many here. is seriously i'll 8
2 his home in st. Alhans. His sister
z Mrs. Elmer Douglass. who has bee
. helping care for him, has returned I
her home at East Craftsbury.
!. BROWNINGTON
> Mrs. B. J.. Mack was quite sick la.
= week.
Z . Miss Lizzie Bryant is not as we'll
), usual.