Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-05-02
game wardens which reads as follows:

cided by the Supreme Court at it's May
term.
"a decision favorable to the maintenance
of the law is expected, very strong prece-
dents for the law having been submitted
to the Court Until their decision is re-
1ceiVed w rdens s1fe requested to see that
all closed waters are properly protected
and if any persons attemptet6 fish IL waters
closed by the State, arrest them in the act
and take them before justice to be bound
on Sunday hold prisoners until the follow
ing morning.
posted. Copies will also be mailed to all
hotels and postoffices in the State. Addi-
tional copies furnished on application."R
He also requests the MONITOR to caution
people against fishing in waters closed by
the state.
The untimely death of Mrs. A. N. Vance,
which occurred last Thursday after an ill
ness of about two weeks, has cast another
shadow over this community. Mrs. Vance
was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S..
CIogston, and has always resided in this
village. Of a happy disposition and
pleasing manners, she will be missed by a
large circle of friends. She was endowed
with excellent musical talents and had
been a member of the choir in the M. E..
church in this village for some time. Her
age was "a years. The funeral was held at
the M. e. church Saturday, Revs. Douglass
and Sheaff officiating. The very large
mum Der of people in attendance and the
floral decorations testified to the esteem in
which the deceased was held. She leaves a
husband, father, mother, sister, and one
brother who have the sympathy of the
community in their bereavement. The
family wish to extend their heartfelt
thanks to the friends and neighbors for
their assistance. They would also thank
the choir and those who furnished the
flowers.
Barton Landing.
John Hall is on the sick list.
Several from this place have enlisted for
the war.
Sabin Waterman and his bride were in
town Ia
Mrs. Marsh of Binghamton, N. Y, is
visiting at c. D. French's.
Mrs j. E. Chamberlin has returned
from her visit in Connecticut.
Mrs. II. G. Ide finishes work for E. E.
Stafford and returns to Boston this week.
Mrs. Hunt and two sons are visiting in
Ohio.-Dr. E. G. Stevens and family have
gone to Willoughby.
The closing meeting Of the Barton
Landing Literary Circle for this season
was held last Saturday evening. About
forty members and invited guests lwere
of tor
which interesting papers were read and
were given to several toasts, the
president of the society, Mr.. Carpenter,
acting as toast-master. A very pleasant
evening was enjoyed by all present.
Contrary to the expectation of the people
here, Rev. B. T. Rowland was not returned
go this place for another year but was sent
to Springfield instead. This is a deserved
to Mr.. Rowland's ability, as
Springfield is one of the best charges in
the conference, paying salary of about
$1,000, including parsonage. While the peo-
pie are sorry to lose Mr.. Rowland, they
are fortunate in securing such an excellent
pastor as Rev. Mr.. Dixon, who leaves a
large and prosperous church at Cabot to
come to this place. Mr.. Dixon came Fri
day and began work yesterday, preaching
an excellent sermon.
Leon Hyde has gone to Boston.
DIR. and Mrs Bushnell visited friends in
town recently.
c. III. Davidson is finishing a tenement
over his shop.
Edward and Gary Mills have enlisted in
the Newport Company.
A social will be held Tuesday afternoon
at Mrs. w. S. Eldridge's. All invited.
Will StowelI was recently injured in the
mill by board being thrown from.a saw.
Mrs. j. B., Darling has returned from
Boston where she has been buying milli-
merry goods.
Rev. S. Donaldson has returned from
conference. The people are glad to well
come him back.
Bloomington.
Mrs. E. A. Robinson is teaching in Dist
No. 5.
George Virgins has taken the job of
building David Grapes new house.
George Berry is moving to Sheffield.
Sorry to have the family leave town.
E. w. Dudley is home from Lowell
John Humphrey is home from Hardwick
for few days.
1t is reported that Mr.. WILDER Gilman
md family are expected to return from the
this week.
The Bloomington Centre Dramatic Club
will play ''The Hickory FARM at the town
nall, on the evening of May 9Th.
w. ingalls, is making improvements on
md around his buildings.-James Young
nas his new house up. James is bound to
keep up with the times.
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