Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-10-16


| Harry Wheelock is home from Or.
leans.
Quincy Wiley of Lowelltown, Me.
is here for few days.
w. w. Wakefield is confined to the
house with heart trouble.
! w. R. Daley and George Root
went Wednesday to Waterville on
business.
Elmer johnson of St. Adams, call
ed on his mother, Mrs. D. T. Johnson
Thursday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Gibney of Pleasant
street Sunday morning.
Miss Nellie Reirden went Wednes-
day to Barton to care for a case of
the prevailing epidemic.
A. H. Butterfield went Thursday to
Burlington and Rutland for a short
visit.
Eugene Hartwell is home from New
Haven, Conn.,, where he has been en-
ployed in munitions factory.
Mrs. Nellie Watson is in Hudson,
Mass, caring for her son, Claude
Watson, who is sick with pneumonia.
Gordon Vance and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Copp of Newport were last
week visitors at the home of A. N.
Vance.
Miss Eugenia Peck is home from
Lisbon, N. H., the school where she
is teaching being closed on account of
influenza.
| Amos Frost has moved from East
Pleasant street to the upstairs tene-
ment of the S. H. Leonard house on
Railroad street.
Center is visiting w. w. Wakefield,
her father, at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Leon Durivage.
Miss Bertha Rupert, who has been
guest of Mrs. E. H. Ewins the past
week, started Friday for her home in
New Springfield, O.
Mrs. M. A. Wilson was called to
Fairlee Tuesday to attend her daugh-
ter, Miss Marianne Wilson, who is
very sick with influenza.
George Labonte of Pleasant street
is home from Springfield for a few
days on account of the illness Of sew
eral members of his family.
c.. B. Schoolcraft has moved from
the foot of Railroad street to the
house on the same street that was
lately vacated by DR.. R. H. Butter
field.
Mrs. C. o. Fowler was last week
called to Boston by the illness from
influenza of her daughter, Miss Hes
ter Fowler, who is attending Burdett
business college. Miss Fowler is
now out of danger and recovering.
Porter F. Hunt, who is recovering
from pneumonia, arrived home at
Derby Line from Medford, Mass, on
Wednesday morning. His parents,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry A. Hunt, were
with him during part of his illness.
Mrs. Elnora Elkins and Mrs. F. H.
Elkins attended the Grand Temple Of
the Pythian Sisters at Barre, Sept.
"a and 25. They report very pleas
ant and profitable session and large
increase in membership throughout
the state.
J Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Brennan went
| to Maplewood, N. H., Friday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Leon Deaette, the
wife of her brother. Her death oc-
SuLI GU IIOlh p1iSIillOHic'-
Arthur S. Hardy has sold his farm
situated on the road from North
Troy to Highwater, P. O., to a Mr..
Perrault of Laconia, N. H., for $1O,-
900. Mr.. Hardy has leased the S. L.
Elkins house in Highwater.
Armand Hebert, 20 years of age,
| died of pneumonia at the home Of
Henry Choquette of East Hill. Pneu-
monia followed exposure after get
! ting up from sickness with influenza.
Mr.. Bebert was a native of ST.
Gregoire, P. @. He had lately been
living in Vergennes and came here to
visit, one week previous to his death.
Burial took place in the Catholic
cemetery at Troy.
Relatives and friends of Mr.. and
Md, will be panied to hear that one
of their sons, Harold N. Willard Of
Salisbury, Conn, died of pneumonia
October 5. At his bedside were his
father and mother, who had come
| from Baltimore when his condition
| became seriously He is survived by a
widow and two sons.
1st Lieut.. George E. Graves, who
has been attached to the 73d Infantry
at Camp Devens, has been advanced
to a captaincy and will be assigned
to D company Of the 73d infantry.
| Capt. Graves is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Graves, 1854 . Summer
street, Maiden, Mass. He was COM
missioned a second lieutenant from
the first Plattsburg camp, August Is
of last year. He was promoted
first lieutenant at Camp Perry, O. He
is a nephew Of Mrs. G. o. Fowler of
this place and is well known here.
The following from the Randolph
Herald will be of interest to many
who enjoy the acquaintance of the
bride and her parents, who are re-
membered as formerly residents of
| North Troy: A quiet wedding was
! Wednesday evening, October 2. Owing