Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-10-23

| MISS Ruin Ann1S is VlSlC1ng IN
Brandon.
H. M. Hunt and F. P. Hunt went to
Coventry on business Tuesday.
B. w. Austin has moved from
Lowell to the Allen building on the
East side.
Friend jenkins has gone to Burling-
ton to continue his course in the
University of Vermont.
Harry Whec eek is employed at
the c.. P. railway station during the
illness of Dwi hit Griggs.
County Road Commissioner, A. B.
Cooley of Newport was a business
caller il town Wednesday.
Char, C;;,,,ce-.tt : home fro~7 Fvd-
son, Mass, where he was employed for
a short time in a rubber factory.
Miss Henrietta Hunt of Newport
is passing a few days at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Hunt, her parents.
W. D. Kelley, who has been con-
fined to the house for three weeks or
ing recovery.
F. C. Pettes & Co., have purchased
the stock Of undertaking goods of the
J. B. Fitzgerald Co., of Newport and
moved the same to their store here.
Milo Wright went Wednesday night
to New York to visit his son Walter
who has just come back from an ex-
tended cruise on one Of Uncle Sans
ships.
DR.. A. M. Butterfield is unable to
attend professional calls at present.
His condition is due to exhaustion
caused by overWork during the past
month.
! DR.. loyal of Newport and DR..
Adams of Newport Center and DIR.
Young of Lowell were called for re-
lief of the local situation during the
past few days.
DR.. R. Fl. Butterfeld, who recently
removed to Rutland, has opened a
dental Office in the Chaffee block, No.
241a Center street, with prospects Of
success,
Manager Morse of the H. P. Hood
& Sons creamery has begun oper-
atoms toward building an ice house
just west Of the creamery building.
The new building will be 3Ox7O feet.
A. A. Macomber has purchased A.
S. Potter's farm situated on the road
to Highwater, P. O., about one and
one-half miles from North Troy.
lage.
The son of Mrs. Daniel Willard,
who was Bertha Elkins, is dead. He
was % years old and died of inf1u-
enza and pneumonia. Mr.. Willard
is president Of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad.
Donald, the nine-weeks old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Benware of
Main street, died Of malnutrition
Monday: The funeral was held
Hayward officiating.
E. J. Blair has practically COM
pleted the exterior as we'll as the in
terror of his new house on Pleasant
street Mr.. Blair has one Of the
finest looking and most commodious
residences in the village.
) Edward Walker, son of David Walk
er at Ladd's hotel, has recently been
appointed an instructor in the flying
school at Kelley Field, San Antonio,
Texas. Mr.. Walker enlisted from
Omaha, Neb., last December.
John A. Selby, son of Mrs. Philo
C. Keith, died of pneumonia following
influenza, Tuesday afternoon. Mr..
Selby was. in his nineteenth year.
The funeral was held at the house
. Wednesday afternoon, Rev. c. E. Hay
ward officiating.
Arthur j. NORM, who has been en-
; ployed for nearly two years in the
plumbing shop of NJ. A. Toof, went
Monday to Potsdam, N. Y, to enter
the mechanical training school where
! he will qualify for mechanical service
with the United States army.
= Mrs. Lucia Whipple, widow of the
, late Harvey Whipple of Newport
, Center, died at the home of Walter
Whipple, her son, on East Hill in
Troy, Monday afternoon, aged 81
years. The funeral was held at the
late home of the deceased, Wednesday
, forenoon, Rev. C. W, Morse of New
; port Center officiating. Burial was
; in the cemetery at Newport Center
, Mrs: Whirnle is survived by one son
: Walter Whipple of Troy, one niece
Mrs. Ida Ferris of Providence, R. L.
and one nephew, Charles Clemens OF
the state of Washington.
MRS. ELIZA WALKER.
, Mrs. Eliza Walker died of acute
bronchitis at the home of Orville
) Walker, her son, in Potion, P. O..
Tuesday afternoon, after an illness
! Of eight days, aged 50 years. Mrs
Walker was born in Potion and was
q daughter of the late Harvey and
: Susan jerks. She spent her whole
life in the neighborhood where she
was born. Her husband, the late
Jason Walker, died four years ago
Mrs. Walker leaves three sons, Or
vile j., rho lives on the home farm,
Frank Of Ricilford and sam~crll OF JET
fersonville, and two daughters, Mrs.
s. H. Leonard and Mrs. Gardner
Page, both Of North Troy. Mrs.
Walker is survived also by two Sis
tprs MTc Mollio IKalIc. ,eI