Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-09-26

val cream S0paraUOrS.
Mrs. Eva (Ingalls) Evans and her two
little daughters of South Londonderry, are
visiting her brother, Owen Ingalls.-Mrs.
Burton Campbell lately spent a few days
with her father, Chester Sherburne, in
Sheffield.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Going OF
Albany, visited his mother, Mrs. Maria
Going, and called on friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Smith of Albany,
lately visited Mr.. Smiths sister, Mrs. E.
w. Dudley, and Mrs. Smiths daughter,
Mrs. Lucius Lind.
David I. Dutton, who died the 18th inst.
was born in West Glover, April "a, 1928.
His father, E. G. Dutton, came from Hart
ford, VT. He was of English descent. His
mother, Sarah Bliss, came from Lebanon,
n. III. Mr.. Dutton married for his first
wife, c. Emeline Gilbert, by whom he had
five children, all of which are now living.
He was married the second time to Mrs.
Amanda Going. Mr.. Datton's father
moved to Barton Landing when David was
Is years of age, but soon came to Brown
ington, where he lived, with the exception
of few years, until his death He was a
most unbroken forest, cleared and Guilt
waited his farm, and secured a good prop
erty. Mr.. buttons father and mother
were from good religious stock, and well
did he illustrate the law of religious he
redity. A devout man, constant and
efficient in church work, upholding
and sustaining Christian truth, with true
loyalty to his own denomination. He was
elected deacon Feb. 3, 1877, which office he
held and honored till he was called to his
rest. He was broad and progressive in his
Christian life and the PASTORS faithful as
sistant, serving the church with modesty
and cheerfulness. Mr.. Dutton was re-
spected and loved by a large circle of
friends and his memory is blessed.
Evansville.
d. Randall is home from Maine.
c. R. Prescott and family move to Bar
ton this week.
Frank Clarke has gone to work for the
Pike Mfg. Co.
VIM. Atkins of Morgan has been here
visiting his mother.
Mrs. H. I. Smith and her two daughters
have returned from Springfield.
School commenced last Monday with
Miss Rose Sherburne of Glover as teacher.
Miss Stewart has finished work for F. G.
Hunt and returned to her home in Charles
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gasford Pierce from Wind
sor, Canada, have been visiting friends in
town.
WILDER Newton has gone to college
Mrs. Nelson has gone to meet her husband
in Birmingham, Ala.
The stock is all raised for the new cream
cry and the location selected. The plant
is to cost $1,000. Size of factory SKIP with
an ell 1Ox30.
The people OF this community, espec-
tally the yonng people, are grieved to learn
of the death of Clarence, son Of Rufus
Trip, who resided here several years.
Clarence was a young man highly re-
spected by all, and one of whom none
could say evil. He was a member of the
M. E. church here, and viii be missed by
his teachers and classmates in the Sab
bath school. Mr.. Trip and family have
the sympathy of the people in their great
sorrow.
East Charleston.
The school house in the Echo Pond dis
5rict has been moved to & new site.
Rev. Mr.. Spencer, Presiding Elder, held
services here Sunday, Sept. 18th.
A large number partook OF the harvest
dinner, furnished by the Ladies' Aid, last
Wednesday.
Fred c. Stevens, who has been sick for
several weeks, is better and his friends are
glad to see him out again.
The school directors have ordered about
IS rods of Pages woven wire fencing to be
put around four of the school yards in town.
Miss Matte Stevens has gone to Boston
% get posted on the latest styles and fash
ons in millinery. On her return she viii
70 to work for the Stern Brothers at ISL
md Pond as trimmer.
Ira and Charlie Gray have been building
veranda to their shop.-Fred Cushman
las been building a sugar house near his
house and will use tin spouts for running
he sap from the woods.
The Reading Circle will have an enter
ainment in the vestry Wednesday even
ng, Oct. 9Th, followed by a promenade.
Jake and coffee will be served; ladies bring
axes. Admission ten cents.
J. Damon of Springfield, Mass, and his
liece, Miss Damon of Minnesota, have been
pending few days with friends in town.
Mrs Annie Davis of Cambridge, Mass,
FORMER resident here has been SDAOdine
everaI weeks here with her sister, Mrs.
). o. Goodwin. -
r. P. Stevens and wife went TO St.Johns-
Jury recently to attend the wedding Of
heir son, J. c. Stevens, who was married
;ept. 10Th to Miss Elva Bradley, of st.
nhnshnru Center Mr. StevenS has been