Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-11-07

| been mustered out OF military service, IS
| here also.
Mr.. w. II. Martini Of Glover, for many
years citizen Of This town. died at his
home near Glover village last week. Mrs.
Martin has the sympathy of many friends
| in this community.
IF the one who took the coat from the
hitching post y front OF the post-ofice
enc evening last week will return the
same to the post-office he will greatly &C
comodate the owner.
Mr.. Lewis Mayhem and Miss Rose De
roucha OF this village were united in mar
riage at the Catholic church last Monday
morning. Mr.. Mayhem is a carpenter in
st. Johnsbury and they will reside there.
See H. T. Sewers large ed. this week.
1t has been changed and he is enumerating
great number OF useful articles which
can be purchased at small price. Call
and look his goods over even if you do not
care to buy.
Mrs. o. D. Rowell's mother, Mrs. j. G.
Hall, intends leaving for California soon to
be away at least year. She expects to go
company with Mr.. Benz. Mossman who
will Ealso go to California to spend the
winter. He will board with his niece
while there.
The chicken pie supper given in the G.
a. r. hall last Tuesday evening was attend
ed by very large crowd The supper was
a most excellent one and every one return
ed home happy. the ladies Melted quite
a sum of money from the proceeds.
Co. L was mustered out at Newport last
Monday. It consisted of "A men and three
commissioned officers. The company con-
sisted of "a officers and men when it was
recruited, and the reduction was caused
by three deaths, three transfers and one
desertion.
The boys were out on lark Halloween
night and apparently enjoyed the evening
to the discontinue of some of our citi-
zens. It is alright for them to try andhave
pleasant time but it makes it rather I'M
pleasant for the other fellow if they carry
it too far.
Mrs. A. F. Baldwin writes her friends
here that she is stopping in Seneca, Kansas
at present, and is in very good health and
enjoying her visit very much. She is stop
present but will go to California the first
of December.
The trade between Mr.. Stannard of Low
ell and Mr.. Howe, by which Mr.. Stannard
was to run the Crystal Lake House, has
fallen through. Mr.. Howe has now rented
the house to Mr.. Spaulding of Hardwick,
who we understands an experienced hotel
man and will be likely tor run good house.
The Peoples Telephone line has been
pushed along until now it connects Brown
ington, Bloomington Ctr, Evansville,
Barton Landing, Newport, Willoughby
Lake, Coventry, Newport Ctr. and North
Troy. It is expected that the line will be
put into every town in the county next
spring, and as their rates are very low it
will be quite an accommodation to the
people.
Mr.. j. b. Freeman has received no.
tice from ex-Gov. Dillingham;, chairman
of the board of trustees of the Montpelier
Seminary, that the institution will not
push it's claim Of $1,000 against the estate of
the late J. W. Howard. Mr.. Freeman APP
peared before the trustees at a meeting in
Montpelier recently, and it was upon rep
reservations made by him that they de-
cided to waive all claims in favor of Mrs.
Howard.
Messrs. Elliott & Pattee have sold their
lease of Hotel Barton to Mr.. J. G. Blair of
Compton, n. H., who took possession of the
house Nov. 1st. Mr.. Blair's father was a
hotel proprietor and consequently he has
had every chance to learn the secret of the
house at Compton and is said to be
very popular host among the summer
boarders and also among. travelling men.
We understand that Mr.. Pattee and family !
are to remain herethrough the winter.
Mr.. NJ. q. Ryan, who was one of the men
to join Company L from this village, was
unable to go to Newport to be mustered
out of service last week. Mr.. Ryan was
sick with malaria1 fever while at Chicka-
manga and when the company arrived at
Burlington he was taken to the hospital
where he remained some time before re-
turning home. Since he returned home he
has been in very poor health and is unable
to do anything toward the support of him
self and family.
Notices of Cong. church meetings for the !
week. Monday evening at 80 G. E. meet |
ing, Miss Maud Dutton, leader. Tuesday |
evening the Junior G. E. society will give
an entertainment and social to which all |
are invited; admission 10 cents. Thursday
evening at 1880 prayer meeting; Friday
evening at 700 teachers meeting at the
parsonage. Next Sunday will be rally day |
for the Sunday school. Appropriate .serv-
ices will be held through the day. Junior
G. E. society meets Sunday afternoon at
3 100; Sunday evening meeting at $3.50. The |
pastor has procured some new singing |