Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-01-23

this county met with Rev. Mr.. Fuller last
Tuesday. Mr.. Eldridge of Lowell deliv-
cred the address.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Cong'l
church will give a s'Pink Tea," next We'd
ment will follow.
Chambers mill closed Thursday and
Friday forenoon of last week, but started
up Friday afternoon, and it is expected it
will continue to run for the present.
The shedding is excellent and a large
amount of wood is being drawn to this
place. There is hardly enough snow in the
woods for good working.
Rev. J. A. Dixon will deliver his popular
lecture, cups and Downs of the Briny
Deep" at the M. E. church next Tuesday
evening. Everyone cordially invited.
d. G. French is in town, called here by
the death of Mr.. Chandler.-Mrs. Bean and
daughter of Newport spent the Sabbath at
DIR. Rowell's.-Collins French entertained
Carl Fl. Jewell and family yesterday. Mr..
French is Mr.. JEWELS uncle.
The Cong'l Sunday-school of this village
is in f1ourishing condition. Last year
the average attendance was SO and a frac-
ton. Since this year came in the attend
ance has ranged from 1O3 to ia, though
sickness is keeping many at home.
In the death of E. L. Chandler, which
occurred last Tuesday night, this place has
lost one of it's foremost citizens, and one
who will be missed not only in this town
but throughout the county. Mr.. Chand-
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the lumber business most of his life and
for time was in company with Dean G.
French. During the last few years he has
been alone in the business, and besides his
large mill here has several others in va
rious sections. Three years ago Mr.. Chand-
ler's mill here burned but he soon built
another larger and much better, and since
that time has kept large force of men
busy. Mr.. Chandler married Julia Gallup,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Gallup,
who died last June. He leaves two chill
dren, Fred and Eva, who have the sympa-
thy of all. The funeral was held Thurs
day, Rev. ]. K. Fuller officiating. There
was a large attendance, quite number be-
ing present from Newport and other towns,
the fine floral display testify1ng to the es-
TEEN in which he was held. Mr.. Chandler
was man of upright character and was
always interested in everything pertaining
to the good of the community.
South Barton.
John Coram from New Hampshire is here
at work for R. B. Lang.
Mrs. Henry Brooks has returned from
Island Pond, where she has been visiting.
The grip is still prevailing to quite an
extent, Mrs. A. w. Varney and Mrs. A. d.
Folsom being very sick.
Mrs. Chas. Foster and Mrs. Chas. Bloss
If Attleboro, Mass. were here to attend
Mrs. Ruth Thompson's funeral.
Albany.
Roy George has returned to Lowell, Mass. |
T. B. johnson is building a new sugar |
house.
Do not forget the oyster supper at the
NJ. e. church tomorrow evening.
Dana Mcclure has been contending with
he grip and Dana thinks he is ahead.
The lumber men are doing a big bust
less hauling logs from the mountain side.
At the annual election of officers for the
VI. E. Sabbath school Miss Agnes Chafey
vas elected to act as Assistant Superin-
endent.
The social by the Ladies' Aid at Mr..
Aiken's was well attended. The singing
~ the Ideal Male Quartette added to the
E. G. Butler claims to have a COW that
verages forty pounds of milk daily and
rom which is made two and one half
pounds of butter daily.
E. J. Chaffee and wife were called to
recently to attend the funeral of
+. Yaw.-Walter Kelly is back from Attic
)oro, Mass where he has been to visit his
brother, George.
Last Tuesday, large company assem-
lied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
lilies where the afternoon and evening
we're very pleasantly passed, all enjoying
he cheerful hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs.
files.
Rev. Donaldson preached an excellent
ermon recently from the words, "Where
TT Thou?'' bringing out this thought,
very sinner has some screen for himself
r a tree to hide behind even as Adam, but
10 place will be effectual only they are
Iidden behind the Cross of Christ.
south Albany.
Mrs William Williams has returned from
Will Anderson has returned from Con-
ecticut and his wife will return soon.
Frank J. Graham and Miss Kate Graves
we're married Jan. IL. Congratulations.
VIM. Williams has placed a monument
n his lot in the cemetery here, from the
Union Granite Go. of Hardwick.