Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-05-28

son, Mabel Black and Marion Currier
Where more than one name is mentioned
the rank is equal.
Carl Jewell, who went to Florida some
year and a half since, has united his
/ destinies with an amiable southern lady
as will be seen by the following. Car
/ is at present in a railroad office. He
has been at work on the Times Union,
but it changed hands and he preferred q
/ position in another sphere:
'Last night a quiet wedding took
/ place at the parsonage of Trinity NJ. E.
church, Rev H. E. Foss officiating. The
/ young couple whose fates were united in
/ the presence of a few intimate friends,
were Mr. Carl Jewell, young gentle
man of excellent character, and for some
time past connected with the business
department of the Times Union, and
Miss Cora BSbo, most estimable and
amiable young lady, formerly of Georgia.
The young couple are highly esteemed
for their excellent qualities by their
friends and all acquaintance, all of
whom wish them long life of happi-
ness and prosperity"
Barton Landing.
Seventy tickets were sold from this
station to see the ex-Thespians at Barton
Thursday night.
Otis Richardson is very low and fears
are entertained for his ecovery.-Willard
Trip has been suffering from felon
and a bad cut on his hand the past week.
Rev. Mr.. Roberts preached very able
and excellent Memorial sermon to very
large audience at the Cong. church yes
terday. The church was beautifully dec
Grated with choice flowers.
The second Sunday in June is to be
observed as Children's-day at the NJ. E.
church. The first quarterly meeting of
Sunday in June and preachers meeting
for ST. JohnsburY dist. the second week
in June.
Decoration Day will be observed at this
place May 3Oth, under the direction of
Meade Post, G. A. r. Line will be form
ed at school-house yard at l o'clOck, sharp,
and they will march to the cemetery,
where exercises will be held, after which
there will be an address at M. E. church
by Hon. P. X. Gleed of Morrisville. A
free dinner at the Cong. vestry will be
served from IL 80 TO u 80 for those that
may be present from out of the village.
Good music will be in attendance.
Tha prohibition party meeting held
week before last was rather small, but
somewhat lively. An organization was
formed with the following officers: Pres
president, S. S. Tinkham, Burlington;
secretary, Rev. H. E. Howard, Derby;
treasurer, Jos. Bartlett, Barton Landing.
Committee of different districts as fol-
lows: For Lowell, Westfield, Troy and
Jay, A. G. Hitchcock; Derby, Holland,
Charleston and Morgan, Rev. Fl. E.
Howard Newport, Coventry and Brown
ington, S. H. Pearson; Barton, Glover,
Greensboro and Westmore, A. o. Joslyn;
Irasburgh, Albany and Craftsbury, I. P.
Chase. meeting will be held at Ceven-
try ere long.
ALBANY
Mrs. Arson Davis is sick with typhoid
fever.
w. X. Annis ,Jr., has gone to Plymouth,
N. H., where he is to act as foreman in
the building of large block.
A. c. Brown has been here from Mont
pelier looking after and repairing his
telephone lines. He reports them in
good condition.
j. A. Pearson, dentist from Barton,
will be at A. H. Darling's Wednesday,
June 6, to accommodate all who wish
to consult him or have dental work
done.
Mrs. d. L. Mcclure is home from
Lowell Mass, where she has been stop
ping with her parents.-Mrs. M. B.
Chafey, her mother and daughter have
gone to Lowell, Mass. on visit.
Mrs. Beech has returned from Hiram
Hunters to her house here; Mr.. Hawley
has moved from the Guy Anderson place
in E. Albany to the Blasdell place on the
Center road, which he has bought
Bro <VniaIgGOn.
John Humphrey has given up the mail
route to Jasper Smith.
L. Grow is putting in Il bay window
and doing other repairs on his house.
John Maxwell is building blacksmith
shop on land purchased of Cyrus Heath.
Miss Ernestine Keller has quite class
of scholars in instrumental music at the
Center.
Frank Wells has bought piece of land
of about twelve acres of Mrs. j. n. More
house.
Nelson Gallups mill took fire last Mon
day but by the timely aid of the employees
it was saved.
DR.. L. Young has been in town visit
ing and on some matter of business.
He is looking well.
Harvey Foster went to Nashua, n. H.,
last week on business.
John Atkins has moved into a tenement
in Frank Gilfillan's house. He works in
the scythe stone factory.
c. B. Leland is putting tar roof paint
on the roofs of his buildings, Page &
Brigham doing the work.
West CharleStOm.
Rev. Wheeler is quite sick.
Mrs. Lila Clarke is home from Kansas
with her children.
Geo. Daggett and mother have bought
E. o. Leaven's house and moved into it.
Lewis Shedd was quite badly injured
by being trampled under a horse resently.
Z. w. Parlin who is seventy years of
age, boiled and sugared off 5000 pounds
of sugar. during the season. He makes
excellent sugar.
venCry.
Rev w \. Bacon has gone to Shore
ham.
Oscar Collins has purchased the Geo.
Livingstone place; price $3.50.