Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-12-31

and conducted his official business with
care, good judgment and independ-
ence, doing what his good sense and
honesty declared to be right. He was
an honored and prominent Mason,
and was Universalist in religious be-
lief. He leaves wife and three sons,
who with many friends mourn his
loss. The funeral was held on Satur-
day and was conducted by Rev. Mr..
Hoyt of st. Johnsbury, a very large
number being present. The Masonic
fraternity was largely represented and
the burial was under Masonic rites.
Mr.. Baldwin filled large place in the
affairs of this town and village and
his loss will be severely felt The
sympathy Of many friends is extend
ed to the stricken family.
Barton Landing.
Mrs. D. W. Hildreth fell on the ice
recently and was quite badly hurt.
Frank Conner had his foot caught
in s. hay press and will not care to re
peat the operation.
The Christmas exercises at both
churches were interesting and the at
tendance was large.
Denison Stafford and wife have
moved back to this village and will
make their home with their son, E. D.
Stafford. They are both in quite fee
BILE health.
Frank Clement who bought the O.
FL. Austin cottage on Cottage street
has made very thorough repairs on it
and it is now one of the pleasantest
places in the village.
HI. w. Buchanan will close out his
entire stock of goods and go on to
the road as salesman. He will rent
his store after April 1st, as he is
obliged to change his business on ac-
count of his health.
Comrades will remember the
next meeting of the Geo. G.. Meade
Post, Jan. s, 1895. Besides the regu-
lar meeting there will be public in
of Post and w. R. Q. offic-
ers, oyster supper ane campfire in the
evening. Further notice next week.
The Female Minstrel Concert re-
Gently given at Irasburgh, by the
young ladies of that town will be re-
peated at Valley House hall Friday
evening, Jan, 4th. We understand
hof Cr1c
ment we'll worthy of a liberal patron
age.
Sou tn Barton.
John Forrest is getting in some
nice long spruce timber.
B. G. Berry and Artie took flying
visit to Boston and vicinity last week.
R. B. Lang has put in some black
smith stock and hired blacksmith,
much to the convenience of the place. |
There was no Christmas tree here
out most of us were remembered by |
Santa. Mrs. G. w. Abbott was the |
recipient of a nice decorated dinner
set of 118 pieces.
Albany.
Frank Brown is very low with con-
nmption.-Geo. ]. Kelley is better
Rev. Cameron is sick and his dona-
ion visit is postponed.
Stephen Vance is suffering from
he effects of slight paralytic shock
IN the left side.
Mrs. VIM. Annis has moved to the
lome of her son, w. K. AnniS. She
uffers from old age and paralysis.
Daisy Darling is home from Bur-
ington spending the holidays. j.
Goodrich and mother from E. Hard
7ick are stopping at Mr. Darling's,
nd Mr.. Goodrich occupied Mr.. Cam
ron's desk yesterday.
Cast Albany.
Harry E. Grey intended to make q
cry handsome New Years bow to
his public in large ad. in the Mon
TOR to- day, but the printers failed.
lie will have the store goods just the
anne. Go and see him.
srOwnington.
John Putney has gone to New Hav-
n, Conn, to visit his son.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Burke of Nor
isville lately visited Mrs. Burke's
ister, Mrs. Loren Going. Willie
vilkie from stanstead, P. O., is visit
1g friends in town.-Jennie Alexand-
r lately received a visit from her
Mr.. Lyon, of Canada.
e. NJ. Buchanan has secured a po-
tion as travelling salesman for the
boot and shoe firm, Amos
!. Tapley & Co., of Boston, his route
eing in New Hampshire and western j