Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-07-13
attend the services at the Cong. church at
6 IN The lecture is. free.

/ Ernest GOnZenOd WIZ HOTk0Q Tor the
village during the putting in of the cleo
| trio works. has gone to st. hnsbury and
is ssinstaIJedu in the firm of A. B. Moves &
! Co. as electrician, and their cards are out
announcing their readiness and ability to
| do any sort of electric business. Mr. Con
| zenbach understands his business well and
the firm ought to be able to compete with
the larger companies in their line.
Rev. Mr.. Pratt exchanged for morning
service, Sunday, July 5, with Rev. Mr..
Brown of Glover, who preached most eff
fectiye sermon on s'Infidelity," from Deut.
80 80. and afterwards administered the
sacrament. In the evening the Peoples
Patriotic service was rendered, and appro-
pirate music, including hymns by Rev. DR..
Smith. author of america" and bio
graphical address given by the pastor, Mr..
Pratt.
There was quiet, but pleasant wedding
at the residence of j. w. Murkland on
Monday evening last, when his daughter,
Grace. was united in marriage with Mel
vim J. Elliott, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. E. w. Lewis of Bradford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott are people well known
in this community and the best wishes of
very large number of friends go with
them on the matrimonial journey. They
go to their new and pleasant residence on
High St. at once. Congratulations.
Carlos Leland, who had been in failing
health for some months, died at his home
in this town, Monday, June %. Mr.. Le
land was one of our most successful farm
ers, having built up by his own enterprise
large and prosperous business. During
the last months of his life he was conscious
that his end was approaching and endeav-
ored to make that preparation which is SO
necessary for us all. Funeral services wers
held Tuesday, 23d ult., Rev. o. E. Newton
officiating. Sympathy is extended to his
family and other relatives.
Barton Landing.
Percy Templeton of Irasburg is clerk
ing in Mrs. Miller's store.
Mrs. Smith, an aunt of Mrs. H. S. Web
ster, is visiting her from New York.
G. B. Ordway has been building a new
barn on his meadow north of this village.
Mason S. Stone was in town Saturday,
being called to attend the funeral of his
brothers. wife.
Rev. C. E. Ordway supplied the Cong.
pulpit yesterday, in the absence of Mr.,
Fuller at Washington.
Ed. Collins is at home from Yale, where
he has just graduated, to spend the sum-
mer vacation. He is accompanied by a
friend, Mr.. Stewart.
prize cup in the half mile footrace at st.
Johnsbury July 4, defeating Newton Of
Randolph, the interseholastic.ch cha mpion Of
rVermont'an New Hampshire. s1sooo' %
Mrs. Mark Stonesdied last Thursday from
the effects of the ice cream poisoning. Fun
eral services were held Saturday. She leaves
husband, babe few months old, with
many friends to mourn her loss.
Mr.. Halliday of Freeport, Ohio, is ?Aere
on account of the serious illness of his
daughter. Miss Halliday, victim of the
ice cream poison, has been very sicklthe
past week, but is improving at present.
I VIM. H, Daniels, who has beennseriously
ill for some weeks, passed away on Friday
just as the o'clock whistles were sound
fatal sickness was laid in the malarial
camps of the South and in the rebel pris-
ons. He enlisted at the first call for
troops, and was mustered out after the
surrender. He was a member of Co. l., list
Vermont Cavalry, and was detailed to
bring home the body of Captain Henry
Flint, after that fatal morning at Broad
Run. Quiet, genial, unassuming in man
ner, he won friends wherever he lived.
During his illness, the people had been
untiring in their kind attentions, and the
children have manifested their interest
and affection by keeping his room CON
stantly supplied with flowers, which gave
him great pleasure. He leaves a wife and
two brothers, both of whom live in New
Com.
Albany.
Lottie Sanders is home from Lowell,
Mass.
Rev. Donaldson and wife were recently
called to Topsham to attend the funeral of
her brother, Rev. Church Tabor.
Dana Scott and wife and the Misses
Laura and Anna Hovey, and Harvey Nc
Clary of ST. Louis are among visitors in
town.-Miss A. Bernette Brown from
N. H., is visiting at j. D KEEL
ley's.
Bloomington.
S. B. Maxwell has bought one acre of
land of Stephen Burrows, price $40.
Mr.. David Dutton has gone to Hanover
to have one or more fingers amputated.
Murray Dodge, the teacher in Dist. No.6,
is better, and has returned to his home in
unenburgh.
The Willing Workers will meet with |
Mrs. Myron Alexander Wednesday, July |
10, both afternoon and evening. All cor