Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-22

was put out. The house was occupied by
the Silver family. They have moved into
A. G. Fairbrother's house on Coventry st.
DIR. John gave very interesting lecture
at the Odd Fellows hall last Monday eve
ming. Rev. Joseph Hamilton announced
to the audience that they should try and
have more lectures if interest could be
worked up to enable them to have course
of five lectures.
w. N. Kinney, Mrs. j. III. Gaines and
Miss E. E. Flannery went to Montreal last
Week.-Mrs. Anna Green, Mrs. Clara
Hobson, Belle Robinson, Mr..and Mrs.J. A.
Lorimer, Mrs. Geo. Macarthur Mrs. FL. w.
Brainard, Miss Nettie Chilson and Mrs. w.
B. Bullock went to Boston last week.
A number of our citizens spent several
days in Montpelier last week.
Frederick A. Blount has gone to Mercer
burg, Pa, where he has position as in
structor in an academy fitting students for
the University of Pennsylvania. He is
professor of Latin, Greek, German and
athletic instructor. He was recommended
by the faculty of Yale College.
Mrs. G. B. Keller of Waterville is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. L. J. Phelps
D. w. Hildreth has returned from his trip.
Henry Hurlburt of Enosburg Falls is
visiting his brother, Truman.-Chas. K.
Batchelder is home from McGill college,
Montreal, for a few days.-Miss Minnie
Rody, former operator at the telegraph
office, was here last week, visiting heI
brother, Ned.-Mrs. Harvey Hammond, of
st. Johnsbury, a former resident is here
visiting relatives and friends.
Troy.
Mrs. Adeline Carpenter is very sick.
Mr.. Chas. Drown is moving to Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Young are in Boston.
The dance given by the Newport Cornet
band Friday evening was well attended.
Mr.. Varney from Montgomery is clerk
ing for F. M. Hammond.-Warren White
house has engaged to work for Ell. Hadlock.
Miss Anna Martin of Johnson was in
town few days last week.-Mrs.. w. D.
Miller is away visiting her mother.-Frank
Rogers of Hamilton, Mass, was the guest
of his father, VIM. Rogers, recently.-Miss
Flora Smith of Sutton is visiting at P. Ell.
Davis'.-Mrs. Geo. Smiths mother from
Beebe Plain, visited her last week.-Mrs..
Jerry Deaett of Jay is visiting relatives in
town.
A large number of neighbors and friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Baraw assembled at
their home on the evening of Oct. 10th to
help them celebrate the fifth anniversary
of their marriage. A nice couch and nu
merous other gifts were presented with
Ioct yicIno for hoJ of of
anniversary. Games were played, cake
and coffee were served. The following
poem written by Mrs. Chas. Baraw of
Barre was read.
So you've lived five years together
In your pleasant village home,
Happier than rulers live
In Paris in Rome.
And tonight your friends and neighbors
Here have gathered by the score,
Wishing you may live as happy,
Many times the five years more.
All success to the jolly barber
And his brown eyed little wife.
May their days be filed with sunshine,
All along their busy life.
If sometimes the clouds hang heavy,
Weary you in mind and limb,
Look beyond to the silver lining,
And the SKY will seem less dim.
Now dear friends we'll say Goodbye"
But when this short life is DER,
May meet again in heaven,
To be parted nevermore.
North Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs G. III. Goodro of Barton
spent Sunday in town.
DR.. Isaac Kimba1 died very suddenly at
his home Thursday evening.
The s'No Name Club will meet with
Miss Elva Parkhurst this week.
DIR. G. G. Waller is making extensive
repairs on the house which he recently
bought.
Among those who took advantage of the
excursion to Boston were o. S. Annis and
wife, E. t. Seaver and family, D. w. Kelley
and family, Mr.. G. A. Burrows and Mrs. B.
F. Rines.
A quiet home wedding took place Tues
day, Oct. 10Th at the home of Mr.. A. Ell.
Butterfeld, when his sister, Miss Jennie
M. Butterfield was united in marriage with
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