Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-05-14

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what it is may be uncertain, but by
some of it's effects it might be mix :
ture of broken glass and SCOT. 1t
drives pedestrians to the middle OF
the road, frightens those who travel
that way night times, and provokes
scolding and profanity. The au-
tnorities should offer a reward for
the guilty parties. The trustees will
doubtless attend to the matter as
soon as their attention is called to it.
CITIZEN.
The following resolutions were
adopted by Crystal Lake Lodge, I. 0.
G. T., at the last regular meeting,
held May 18th:
WHEREAS, It has pleased our Heav-
emily Father to remove by death our
esteemed and worthy sister, Mrs.
Celinda E. Bickford, therefore,
Resol0ed, That We, the members OF
Crystal Lake Lodge, [. 0. G. IT,, IN
this sad hour Of bereavement, tender
our heartfelt sympathy to her rela-
tives, in the loss of kind and affec-
tomato mother and loving sister, and
trust that in the members of this
Lodge they may ever find true and
| lasting friends. While we weep, our
tears are not for her who is at rest,
but for our own loss Of beloved
friend and fellow worker.
Resolved, That as temperance
workers we initiate the virtues and
profit by the example Of our depart
ed sister, and strive to renew our eff
forts in every good work. May we
be as faithful and efficient as she has
To no I'M
dens of our order.
ResolUed. That these resolutions be
copied in the records of the Lodge,
and printed in the MONITOR, copy
of which shall be sent to the family of
the deceased.
Barton Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Allen of Lyn-
don are visiting at Asa Harris.
The Water Co. have about twenty
men at work on reservoir and bitches.
Henry Wiley has moved to Barton.
E. Lyon moves into Mr.. Willey's
house.
D. w. Hildreth has had four car
penters working on his cottage at the
Lake the past ten days.
DR.. Stevens, L. D. Woods and Mr..
Edwards returned from a one weeks
fishing trip at Willoughby with At lbs.
lake trout. y ~rE
We are glad to hear from our friend,
@. H. Colley, this week. He is better
and able to work. He reports bust
ness very dull at Reno, Nevada.
Rev. c. H. Wright is to deliver the
Memorial sermon for G. II. Meade
Post, May 81. Rev. j.. Fuller will
deliver the Memorial address, May 80.
Work has been commenced on the
new freight depot and the cattle
sheds are being moved. The present
passenger depot is to be torn down
and new one is to be built on nearly
the same site.
The old soldiers of the county and
vicinity will remember the county re-
union to be held here June 10, after
noon and evenings An effort will be
made TO make this the very best re-
union of the society. There will be
more extended notice later.
Albany.
W. K. Annis Jr., and Gary Mills are
at Lyndonville doing carpenter work.
Quarterly meeting service at the
M. E. church next Sunday. Interest
ing services were held at that church
last evening.
The Epworth League will have a
Loan Exhibition and entertainment
at Maple hall, May 18th. Cake and
coffee will be served.
Memorial services will be held at
the Cong. church Memorial Sunday.
The Decoration Day services will be
held at the M. E. church, Rev. J.
Mcdonald of Glover officiating.
Wild. Eldridge has moved his family
from Barton Landing to his place in
West Albany. = Alanson Martin has
moved in with his brother, Bert Mart
in. - Geo. FL. Richardson has hired
the ''brook" house and moved into it.
w. Courser has taken the J. J. But
Ter farm and moved on to it.
A letter recently received from
Mortimer Chamberlin, late of the
Elm House, Manchester, N. H., states
that he is out of that house and hopes
to close out his business in the Laurel
House soon, as the present times are
so hard and the future is SO uncertain
that ne feels it is better to be out of
business than in it. He thinks that
honest democrats, who were deluded
in voting for a "change,'' must be
more than satisfied with the result.