Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-05-20

IsfacUOry manner, and it reflects cred
it on him and his workmen. The
plumbing is, perhaps, the best job
ever done in this town. The house is
heated with hot water and the piping,
radiators and all visible parts finely
bronzed, are ornamental fixtures.
On the whole, the residence is very
fine and Mr.. Cutler and his mother
are TO be congratulated on their pleas
ant home.
Barton Landing.
George Martin moved his goods to
Kingsbury, P. O., last Monday.
II. M. Whipple has moved into the
house vacated by George Martin.
Fred Wright has returned home
from his school at McIndoes Falls.
Rev. Mr.. Cameron of Albany sup
piled the pulpit at the Cong. church
Sunday.
Harold Fuller will remain at home
until June 4,returning to Yale to take
the examinations.
Mrs. A. F. Ordway has been quite
sick the past week. Stephen Wiley,
who was very sick, is on the gain.
DIR. Stevens and family came home
from the lake Saturday, where they
spent fifteen days at their cottage.
Alison Trip has put an engine in his
carriage repair shop,at John Winget's
shop. He uses gasoline for fuel and
the engine works satisfactorily.
An entertainments consisting of me-
mortal exercises, recitations, tableaux,
etc., will be given by the school in
Lothrop's hall, Friday evening, May
"a. All are invited to attend.
Memorial union services will be
the Goth inst, commencing at 10:30
O'Clock, a. M, Rev.J. K. Fuller, preach
er. Every soldier and all members of
the w. r. G. requested to be at @. A.
r. and w. r. @. halls, at 1O.o'clock a.
m. Memorial Day, May 30th, will be
observed by procession of Veterans,
Woman's Relief Corps and Sons of
Veterans, children from the schools
and elsewhere and citizens. Process
sion formed at the park near passen-
ger depot at 10 o'clock a. M, march
ing to the cemetery, where special
service will be held, flags to be placed
on soldiers graves by comrades, and
decorated with flowers by the chill
dren. At p. m. services will COM
mence in the M. E. church, the adj
dress to be delivered by Lieut. Gov.
z. M. Mansur. ...s ..t..
South Barton. uer'
A daughter at VIM. Switser's.
Amos Drown and wife are here on
visit.
DIN Abbott is hard sick with the
measles.
Matte Switser has gone to New
port to work and Eliza Folsom to w.
Burke.
Chas. Tisdale is moving into James
FORESTS house. -Eb. Edwards has
moved on to his farm, recently pur-
chased of Charles Ferrin.
The bulkhead at R. B. Lang's butter
box shop broke out one day last week,
making the water so high down
stream as to take off several bridges.
and do some washing on meadow
land.
Albany.
Fred Virgins and wife are moving
into the Bashaw place.
Rev. O. H. Merrill of st. Johnsbury
filed the Cong. desk on Sunday last.
The Y P. S. @. E. will give a rail
road sociable at j. B. Darling's, next
Friday evening Round trip tickets,
10 cents. Ladies are requested to
bring lunch for two, as there are no
dining cars on this route.
All the teachers in town were pres
ent with the directors and superin-
tendent last Saturday. The meeting
was pleasant one and we hope prof
liable for the educational interests of
the town. The truancy law was dis
cussed and it was determined that it
should be enforced to the letter, and
that every child between eight and
fifteen shall be in school every day.
Union Memorial services at the NJ
E. church next Sunday, at 1:15 p. m.
Public exercises of Albany village on
Memorial Day will be given by the
G. A. r., w. r. c., and school chill
dren. Dinner will be served by the
w. r. @. at 11:45 a. M, in the Post
hall for Is cents, children free. The
ladies' are al invited to contribute.