Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-02-12


The following is a list of deaths OF
of the town of Troy, that
occurred in the year, 1918, with the
age of each and the date OF death:
Katherine C. Allen, 80, Jan. g.
EIeazer Broe, II, Jan. 9.
Anna B. Aiken, 80, Feb. IL.
Sophia Bashaw, 72, Feb. p.
Fl. d. Sails, &c, Mar. A.
Lillian H. Buzzell, 81, March 8.
Emma T. r. Daley, 70, Mar. 20.
Geo. Clapper, so, March %.
Herbert Wiley, March 80.
Ernest Hazard, 80, April 8.
Margaret H. Hunt, days, Apr. "a.
l. D. johnson, 70, April &c.
Hannah E. johnson, IA, May 2.
H. H. Lamson, SO, June ID.
Anna E. Hodgkins, 81, June 10.
/. S. Dublin, 4, June 16.
D. T. Johnson,79, June %.
L. S. Chaffee, SO, July II.
Jos. Gendron, SO, July IL.
Jos. Fournier, July "a.
Emma R. Miller, 62, July "a.
Godfrey Brocher, sc, Aug. 6.
H. NJ. Berry, two months, Aug. 3.
Mrs. John Gotta, 68, Sept. 5.
Lemuel Leavitt, "a, Sept. 10.
L. H Libbey, So, Sept. %.
B. L. Brown, SO, Sept. q.
Marie J. Ste. Marie, 20, Sept. 29.
Armand Hebert, 20, Oct. 6.
F. H Haggerty, as, Oct. II.
Virginia Limoge, 81, Oct. IL:
Lucia M. Whipple, 80, Oct. ID. ,.
D. W. Benware, two mos, Oct. Ia.
J. A. Selby, 10, Oct. Is.
C. E. Randall, "a, Oct. II.
Dot 81
Ami Arel, 70, Oct. %.
Melissa A Magoon, rs, Dec. IL.
D. A. Randall, 81, Nov. 2.
Lucinda Bushey, So, Dec. Ia.
Nellie Burnap, so, Dec. 20.
TROY
Mrs. Will Brock is in East Burke
with her daughter, Mrs. Earl Reed,
who has been very sick with pneu-
monia.
Gardner Buzzell and Erwin Rock
we'll are cutting ice of a very good
quality. 1t is only IL inches thick and
the first to be found this winter. Who
says Vermont is a cold country?
A double wedding took place at
the Catholic church Monday morn
ing, Jan. &c. The contracting parties
were Blanche Phenix and Tom Du-
charme, and Edgar Phenix and Ga
brielle Fournier. A wedding break
fast was served at the home of S.
Phenix, after which both couples
took the one o'clock train, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ducharme going to Worcester
and Derry and Mr.. and Mrs. Phenix
to Boston and Fall River. They
returned Jan. %. A reception was
4ha,, 81 NJ
WESTFIELD
There are several cases of scarlet
fever, also several cases of hard
colds.
Mrs. Mahlon Farman of Irasburg
was in town Monday and Mrs. VIM.
Dickson returned with her for a Wis
it.
Monday Carl Miller went to Water
bury to again work for H. E.
Gray, where he was when he entered
the army last fall.
The c.. E. hash supper Saturday
night was well attended, considering
the weather. A little over 81 was
received and the unique and varied
entertainment was enjoyed by all
present.
The infant daughter of Fred Val
ley was buried Tuesday in the Catho-
lie cemetery at Troy. All five of the
children have been very sick. In
some instances the illness was scar
let fever.
Mrs. Bernice Stafford returned the
first of the week from Lowell where
she has been the past two months.
Monday she went to Sutton to help
care for Mrs. Ralph Seymour, who is
very sick with influenza.
Mrs. w. D. Bell went to Newport
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
the late Charles Griffin, who died on
Sunday at the home of his daughter
IN Fairfax. Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin went
to Fairfax to visit their daughter
and soon after Mr.. Griffin had a shock
from which he never rallied.