Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-24
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Mrs. II. E. Clark is i'll with grippe.
Claire Bean has gone to Newport
to work.
Services will be resumed in the
Community church Sunday.
Mrs. Gertie Wilkie has been car
ing for the sick at Ernest Dopp's.
Leon Wilson and David Dopp have
both been assisting at Ernest Dopps
Howard Spaulding has moved his
family into Mrs. Alma Chapman S
house.
| Ernest Dopp AID family have been
i'll with grippe the past week but are
better.
Alva Rich had relapse last week
and pneumonia was feared but did not
develop.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Niles and Lite
son visited his parents IN Albany
Sunday.
| Mrs. Alma Chapman is home after
caring for her mother in Bloomington
for several weeks.
/ CLYDE Wheeler is able to be out.
The rest of the family are doing as
well as can be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Wright have
returned to their home here after
spending the winter at Hardwick.
| Ernest and Walter Leonard have re-
turned to their farm here from Grove
ton. Mr.. Vancour's people came some
time ago.
George Dutton, who has been i'll, is
I b ha 1,,+ fo+h hnc oil
been suffering from the prevailing
distemper.
Mrs. Daisy Rogers was i'll and un-
der the doctors care last week but is
better now. Her brother is with her
on the farm.
! Mrs. Birney Blair, who had pneu-
monia following influenza is very low
with little hope of her rallying. Her
mother, sister and brother are with
her.
! Mrs. Lola Clark has returned home
after two weeks at Clyde Wheeler's
caring for the sick There were six
cases there, every member of the
family being sick.
Willard Laurence was home from
New Hampshire for few days recent
ly. The mill where he is foreman
was shut down for a short time for
the installation of new machinery.
The sufferers from influenza in the
Clark Neighborhood all seem to be
gaining and no new cases have de-
veloped. There are no new violent
cases reported recently and it is hoped
the disease has run It's course here.
Elmer French, brother of Mrs
Frank Fuller, who was visiting her
here passed away very suddenly or
the morning of March 10 from acute
indigestion. The funeral was held al
the old home where he lived as a
boy and the body placed in the tomb
here to be buried in the family lot
in Riverside cemetery.
In the loss of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Stone, who died within a few days of
each other, of pneumonia following
influenza, the community has
sustained a great loss. They were
| desirable citizens in every way and
twere themselves prosperous and hap
/ Ply. The little son lies at deaths door
with little or no hope of his recovery,
| thus breaking up the home COM
pletely. The Morancy brothers, who
are also i'll there are recovering al
! though still unable to be out of doors
! The funeral of Allen B. Speir was
held at the home of his sister, Mrs
/ Charles Gray, Friday at noon, Rev
John Kin1ball officiating. The body
was taken to Greensboro to be laid
beside other members of Instantly.
I Mr.. Speir will be much missed by a
wide circle Of friends who will miss
his CHEEKY ways. Although suffer
ing for years from q hard cough, he
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or joke for who ever he met His
business brought him in contact with
the people of not only this but sur