Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-11-06

| N. H., Sunday after MS wife, VINO mas
| been visiting friends in New Hamp
shire for a week.
Mrs. Edgar Macdonald has gone
to Lisbon, N. H., to live Her father,
James Wright, came to assist her to
pack her household effects.
Warner Keith is at home on spe-
cial ten-day furlough, which was
granted him with a promotion from
rank Of ensign to lieutenant.
Mrs. Helen Davis is enjoying a
leave from her duties at the U. S.
! customs office this week and is Wis
iting her mother at Island Pond.
Mrs. Henry T. Bean has received
word announcing the death of her son
Lawrence, Of typhoid-pneumonia, in
France, where he has been in active
service with the U. S. Marines.
Mrs. Mary Noyes died Sunday, at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Maud
Parker. She was SO years of age
and leaves one son, Carl, and two
daughters, Mrs. Parker and Mrs.
Hanson to mourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Chaffee have
moved here from Coventry and are
occupying the Geo. Burbank tene-
/
COON. Mr.. Chaffee is employed at
the Hood condensary.
Mrs. Maurice Wilcox has returned
to Burlington after few days, visit
with her mother, Mrs. Florence Wood.
Mrs. Wilcox received message, on
Thursday from her husband, telling
of his safe arrival in France.
Harold Young, who has been very
ill at Pelham Bay, N. Y, has been
enjoying a few days while recuperat-
ing, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. B. Young at Montpelier. He
to visit Mrs. Augusta Young, before
his return to Pelham, Bay, N. Y.
Mrs. Adella Lowell of Boston, who
was called here by the illness OF her
daughter, Mrs. Sinclair Barlow, re-
turned Wednesday to her home. The
orphan Barlow children, Doris and
companied her. They are to make
their home with an aunt, Mrs. Gaff-
ney, of Chelsea, Mass.
Henry Ward died Thursday morn
ing at his home on Bay street from
! typhoid fever following influenza. Mr..
: Ward was 46 years of age and was
vived by his wife, who was Carrie
4 Thayer of Mansonville, and by two
a sisters. He was a member of the
: local lodges of the Foresters and
and Odd Fellows. The funeral was
n held Saturday afternoon, Rev. Coontz
: officiating. The Odd Fellows attend.
!, ed in body.
Rev. and Mrs L. A. Edwards had
!. quite scare while returning from
: Sherbrooke recently, and feel very
thankful that aside from the scare
the replacement of, the lower section
of the windshield was the extent Of
repairs necessary. At a point abou
three miles from Stanstead nearly
4 spent bullet struck the windshield
showering Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards
with glass splinters. The car wa
= stopped at once and careful surve!
made but only the telltale bullet hol'
in the glass and the splinters wer'
= discovered.
DERBY
George Sykes of Charleston ha.
moved to the w. A. Kelley farm.
! Mrs. S. B. Bates and A. w. Kimbal
are among those who have been very
sick.
Mrs. Oma Hall and family hav,
moved into the w. F. Kingsbury
house.
Doris Eddy is spending the weel
with her aunt, Mrs. C. R. Prescott, il
Barton.
Mrs: Jesse Blay, who has been il
with influenza, is in a very critica
condition.
! Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Goodrich ar,
entertaining their son and famil,
of Rutland.
Mr.. Griffin has moved into the Bap
list parsonage and will work for c
D. Goodrich.
Capt. Holbrooke has returned from
Lake Park and will occupy his resi-
dence here for the winter.
Rev. E. W.. Sharp of st. Johnsbur,
was in town last week holding a con
ference of the Methodist church.
i E. E. Welch, who has been on tn,
:. W. A. Kelley farm for several year:
will move to New Hampshire mex
= week.
j Mrs. Levi Kelley, who has beer
spending some time with her sons il
Charleston and Holland, has returned
TO her nome here.
d Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kilburn, j. c.
Hay and w. J. Kidder were in Mid.
: dlebury last week to visit their sons
2 who are attending college there.
= The local board of health has de.
= cided to continue the quarantine fol
another week. 1t is expected that il
Z will be lifted next week and school,
and churches will be open again.
Fred Blay died Oct. 25th, as a re-
suit of influenza, at the home of Mr.
> and Mrs. William Davis. Funeral
services were held Oct. q and the
burial was in the local cemetery.