Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-14

things which has been brought out by
! Edison. Everybody is familiar with the
scene or panorama picture, but this is that
picture in motion. 1t not only gives the
| form and picture of things but shows
them in motion, as the moving train, etc.
There. win also be a photograph in the
| entertainment. This exhibition has been
givensssalI about iaNthis9 section and has
been enjoyed and praised by all.
Resolution som the death of FeneloneA
Belknap, late a member of Geo. w. Quimby
Post, G. A. R..
WHEREAS The Great Ruler of the Uni
verse has removed from this community
and G. A Post worthy citizen, Comrade
Fenelon A. Belknap, and,
WAEREAS, We are reminded fOrcibly
by the vacant place SO lately filled by him,
and his intimate relations with US, that it
is our duty to him as a comrade to record
a suita BILE remembrance of his virtues, and
learn to initiate them.
ResOJUed, That his removal from among
us at this time reminds Jus of the frailty
of human life, and that we should ever be
ready to take our place at the last great
review hereafter.
ResolUed, That to the widow and child
rem of our late comrade we tender our
deepest sympathy in this trying hour.
Resolred, That copy OF these resolu-
lions be spread upon the records OF the
Post, copy sent to the ORLEANS COUNTY
MONITOR for pu blication and a copy for
warded to the bereaVed family.
e. n. RANDALL, Con, 4
o. V. JosLYN, 0oin'
Barton Landing.
Mr.. Sawyer has bought farm in Coven-
try.
George Morrill, is working for DR.. Ran
ney.
Mrs. RowelI, sister of DIR. RoweH, is on
the sick list.
Mr. Hart has moved in with his uncle,
Morris Johnson.
Frank Wheeler and wife have gone to
n. Carolina for few weeks.
Geo. Parker has been quite sick the past
week with neuralgia in the face.
Rev. B. F. Rowland delivered a lecture
in Sheffield last Monday evening.
Quite a number from this place attended
the Musical Convention at Newport
Miss Bertha Durham has finished her
school at Lowell and returned home.
M NJ Taplin has been in Coventry the
past week iclosing out the goods in the
Tower store.
Harley Wheeler and Miss Alma Parker
of Irasburgh were married last Saturday.
Congratulations.
II. S. Webster is greatly improving the
postoffice by painting, vanishing, grain
ing and papering.
Rev. Mr.. Douglass of Barton will preach
at the M. E. church next Sunday at two
O'Clock. Sabbath school OF one o'clock.
The lecture by Miss Vandalia Varnum
last Saturday evening was fine one in
every respect. Miss Varnum is one of the
best of lady lecturers.
E. j. Winslow of Lyndon was in town
over Sunday.-Mason Kim ball and wife of
were in town over Sunday.-Mr.
Bruce, the barber, has brother visiting
him.
Remember Col. Bain's lecture next Sat
urday evening on 'sThe Old Man and The
New Woman" All who have ever heard
Col. Balm will wish to hear him again, and
all others are invited to attend.
The members of the G. E. society went
to Coventry last Tuesday evening at the
invitation of Mrs. E. K. Gray, who was
formerly Miss Sue Cummings of this place.
They report very pleasant time.
Mr.. David ellis has had fine job of
steel ceiling done in his dining room and
parlor. 1t is laid out in handsome panels
with pretty border and wide mouldings.
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port, did the job.
Frank D. Clement is distributing a neat
and interesting little booklet among his
customers entitled, 'The Eye and it's Care,''
which gives much instruction in regard to
the eye and how thesight can be improved
and maintained. Those interested should
call at Mr.. Clements and get the book
Mrs. Martha Flint Daniels, the widow of
William III. Daniels, passed away ON Mon
day afternoon, Feb. 18th. Although Mrs.
Daniels had not been in good health for
some time, the immediate cause of her
death was the grip, which developed with
surprising rapidity from ssthe hour of its
commencement. A simple service, con-
Quoted by Rev. B. F. Rowland, was held at
her home in this place on Wednesday, at
two o'clock, after which her remains were
carried to Irasburgh and laid to rest be-
side the grave of her husband and their
two children-a reunited family, with all
the shadows of pain lifted, all the mists of
sorrow rolled forever away.
A Farmers Institute under the direction
of the vt. State Board of Agriculture will
be held at Barton Landing, Feb. Is and II.
Programme-Wednesday'. Feb. 1e, 1890, a.
Outlook for the Vermont Farmer" J. III.