Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-05-22

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Bonds bearing per cent interest. 1t
| is believed these bonds are fully Sc
cured and that no loss, or at least very
little, will come to these investors.
The large stockholders at ST.. Johns
bury who have been careful to look
into the Company's business, and per-
| sonally know some Of the managers,
are strong in their faith that the
stockholders will not lose heavily.
Com.
The G. A. r. Post is making prep
arations for exercises of unusual in
terst this year for Memorial services.
AS was stated last week the Sunday
services will be held in the Cong.
church, Rev. Swain preaching the
discourse, Rev. Mr.. Lewis assisting
it the service. The Post, w. R. @
Corps, and the Sons of Veterans are
expecting to be present in bodies;
service at 10:45 a. m. Tuesday morn
ing, May 80, at a. m. the soldiers
graves in the North, Heath and West
more burying grounds will be deco
rated by flags, when it is hoped the
friends will be present with flowers,
etc., to place on the graves. At $3.50
there will be services at the So. Bar
ton cemetery in which all the COM
rades and others are invited to par
ticipate. Dinner will be served in G.
A. r. Hall at noon for the veterans,
the corps, the S. V. and and the
band. At 1870 p. M, sharp, a pro-
cession, led by Barton, band, will
march TO the village cemetery where
the ritual Memorial services will oc-
cur. Returning the procession and
the people will assemble in the Page
opera hall, where there will be sing
ing, music by the band, and Me-
mortal address by Gen. w. w. circuit.
1t would be gratifying to the Post if
the people would turn out in large
numbers and make this an occasion
worthy the day and it's memories.
This is the first time that Gen. circuit
has spoken before the Post, and his
many friends in this locality will be
pleased to hear him. The civic socie-
ties, the Sunday schools, veterans
from other towns, and the citizens
are invited to be present, to form in
the procession and to participate in
all the exercises of the day. Com
rades will go to Lyndon in the morn
ing to decorate the grave of Capt.
Geo. w. Quimby.
RartOn Landing.
Judge o. I'll. Austin has returned
from the hospital in Boston, and feels
somewhat improved.
South Barton.
Several families in this vicinity are
afflicted with cankerrash.
o. T. Willard is getting ready to
build large barn 80 80 feet. John
Stanley is doing the stone work.
B. G. Berry and wife spent the Sab
bath in Olcott, Vt.-Lilla Kimball has
just returned to Olcott to work, after
short vacation at home.
Mrs Melvin Drown is here on Wis
it. Mr.. Smith of Barton has just set
five stones for Mr.. Drown, in memo
ry of his children, on his lot in the
cemetery.
Nathaniel Folsom died this morn
ing, after long and lingering illness,
having suffered intensely during the
last few days he lived. Funeral SER
vices at the house on Wednesday at 1 |
o'clock p. m.
Albany.
w. A .Sargent from N. III. is in town.
Peter Golden and family have NOV
ed back to York state.
Mrs. Ed. Boardman and Miss Mag
gle Chaffee have the measles.
R. r. Beede has already put in II
cream separators in this vicinity for
the best farms.
'sFrom Sumpter to Appomattox''
will be played May 80, not 81, as the
MONITOR had it last week.
Mrs. Cora (Tenney) Buck from
Minneapolis was recently in town Wis
iting her brother, F. W. Tenney.
: Mrs. Ed. Johnson is home from Can
ada assisting her sister, Mrs. Lydia
Hovey, who has not got strong yet
from the measles.
Miss Daisy Darling, who has been
making an extended visit in Boston
and vicinity, has returned, much to
the pleasure of her many friends.
Miss Paddock of Craftsbury gave
reading at the Cong. church on Fri
day evening, 18th inst, under the
auspices of the Y. P.S.C.E. Miss Pad