Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-05-06

rison avenue, perhaps good name
for the new street, will pass under the
railroad track.
The Welcome o. Brown Cemetery
Association was organized on Satur-
day night, with the following trust
ees: T. w. Drew, 0. ID. Owen, E. W.
Barron. D. w. Robinson and Geo. FL.
Blake. 1t is expected that quite an
amount of money will be expended in
improvements about the grounds this
season. Those interested in the i'm
provements are requested to meet the
trustees on the grounds on Wednes-
| day afternoon next, at o'clock.
Several of our people went to St.
Johnsbury last week to participate in
the business of helping to organize
| Congregational Club. This associa-
ton will embrace the territory on the
east side of the State, including sew
eral New Hampshire towns. It's OBJ
! ject will be to look after the interests
of that branch of the church and to
work along religious lines in all le-
Ultimate ways. Our citizens, Rev.
Mr.. Swain and F. w. Baldwin, ESQ.,,
were elected to responsible official
positions in this club.
There were union religious services
at the Cong. church last evening,
when Rev. Mr.. Swain preached an in
teresting and very appropriate bac-
calaureate sermon to the graduating
class of the academy. His theme was
character building, and the discourse
was specially adapted to the young
man or woman seeking to build we'll
for the future. Rev. Mr.. Douglass
assisted in the exercises, and the choir
gave selections specially adapted to
the occasion. Messrs. Jenkins, Bald
win, Tenney land Whitcher sang fine
quartet.
South Barton.
FL. F. Pillsbury says there are some
large boys stealing fish from his
ponds, that will get punished if they
don't stop it. Duck pond and Fish
pond are private property and are
legally posted.
Barton Landing.
Levi Lothrop is quite sick.
Remember the meeting of the Hose
Co., Tuesday evening.
The smoker season is at hand and
the market is fairly steady.
The work on the park was COM
menced Saturday by the placing of
some twenty five trees in position.
John Young has moved into the
Henry Wiley house, land Jasper Smith
moves into the house lately purchased
of Mr.. Twombly.
On account of family sickness. Rev.
J. K. Fuller did not preach in the
morning, yesterday, but gave q lee
ture in the evening.
At the school meeting to see about
enlarging the house, committee was
chosen to make estimates and report |
at an adjourned meeting in four
weeks.
Regular meeting of Geo. G. Meade
Post, Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
sharp. Comrades will come out as far
as possible, for arrangements must be |
completed for memorial services.
Mrs. George E. Churchill died sud-
denly at her home in st. Cloud Mimi,
last Tuesday, of heart disease. Mr..
Churchill arrived here with the re-
mains Friday; funeral, Saturday. Mrs. |
ThT1rahi11 Of ho OF
VIM. P. Dodge, and was for several
years a resident of this village. She
was an estimable lady, having large
circle of relatives and friends here,
who were much shocked and grieved
by her sudden death.
Albany.
Henry Darling is in town.
John Wright was in town recently.
The old mill collapsed last week,
and tumbled into the river.
MrsW. J. Campbell and children
have returned to East Burke.
Mrs. Mary Johnson has goue to
Hardwick to work for P. J. Cowles.
il Kelley has painted his house
in colors, the work being nicely done
by Mr.. Bashaw.-J. B. Rogers is re-
pairing his house.
J. @. Henderson is putting the in
side of his house in good repair with
new floors, paper, paint, etc. Glad
that himself and family have return
ed to this town.
East Albany.
Geo. Simon has returned home from