Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-01

Landing school boys last Saturday. A
drizzling rain accounted for the errors
made by both teams. Score by innings:
B.L.A. 50 o 8 Q liz
B. A. o *-lo
Joe Batchum and Chas. Hartwell had a
little alteration on the fair ground this
morning and Batchum struck Hartwell in
the face injuring him quite severely.
Officer Grow was summoned but Batchum
had skipped before he reached the scene of
the trouble.
Mrs Jane Solandt is visiting her daugh-
ter e Miss j. L. Solandt at Mrs. Nettle
JEWELS. Ms. Solandt is on her way from
Enosburg Falls to n orthfeld, Mass, where
she intends to reside with her son, Mr.. A.
M. Solandt, who has recently purchased q
farm, in that locality, ..-n
Mrs. Read, president of the w. e. T. U.
of the state, spoke at the M. E. church
yesterday morning and evening. The eve
ming service was "a union one and there
was large attendance. Mrs. Read gave
ian interesting account of the great work
being carried on by the society throughout
the world. ~a1 ,+--s $50
News from China is tothe effect thattthe
Emperor and Empress have issued decree
ordering the degradation of four princes
and depriving Prince Tuan, the head of the
Boxers, of his SALARY and official servants.
If this is true it shows sudden and mark
ed change on the part. OF the Chinese
government. - S. 70 -
Mrs. Harriet A. Gilmore died at the home
Of her niece, Mrs. III. T. Seaver, last Thurs
day, aged sixty-nine years. Mrs. Elmore
had been a resident of Morrisville until
few mont bis ago w hen she, came Ito Barton
to live. funeral service was held at Mr..
Seaver's Saturday, after which the remains
were taken to Morrisville where service
was held yesterday.
J Mr., FBelk nap, q representative of. TIE
Chicago firm with whom Mr.. Harding has
been dealing, was here some days ago to
see about erecting new factory. For
some reasons Mr. Belknap appeared better
suited with the outlook at North Troy and
we understand has. engaged a factory
there. However plan is being made by
which it is hoped that new factory may
be started in this village.
for at the post office Sept. oath. Please say
advertised: Miss Jennie Aimidon, Henry
Berger, Herbert Bartlett, 5, Bessie Burhart,
Mrs. Ellen Chappell, Fred Chappell, Mrs.
e. A. ChappeIl, Minnie M. Colley, Mrs. A.
e. Grow, Mrs. William Haley, Mr.. P.
Pickle, Francis r. Shaw, Monsieur Rom
maid Dorion Tailleur, Clyde Whitney, Mr..
I. Wood, Mr.. L. M. Williams, Clarence
Wheaton. ~
There are 80 pupils attending the
academy &in this village this fall. In
the high school there are eighty-seven
pupils, forty four of them being from out
of town. = W hen Prof. Stannard took
charge of the school seven years ago there 4
were but one hundred and sixty-five
pupils. The high school at that time COZ,
tanned twenty-ene scholars with six from
out of town. There were five teachers
then to eight now.
To any of our readers who would like
daily paper giving a full account of the
proceedings we are able to offer
the Montpelier Daily Journal, when WI.
be sent during the session of the legisIa-
ture, not to exceed eight weeks for fifty
those whip wish to follow the legislative
proceedings from day to-day. Send your
ofders TO this office and they;win receive
attention. Is @sS5seaN 5s
Miss Myra King died at the home of her |
brother, Chas. King, in Albany last Thurs |
day afternoon aged sixty-three years. Miss |
King spent much of her life in Glover but |
he cf fxuo ho
a resident of this village, acting as house, |
keeper in the family Of j. 3. Freeman.
Her kindly dispositions made her many |
friends and she held the respect and esteem |
of the whole community. Last June she |
went to Albany to live with her brother |
WHERE she receiyed the best of care until |
her death. The funeral was held Satur- |
day afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Vincent officiat- |
ing. Her six nephews acted as pail bearers. |
There was large attendance! and the |
HoIal display was very beautiful.
The 3Sth annual session of the Grand |
Lodge of Vermont, ]. o. g.. T., will be held
1T Village Hall, Lyndonyille,s on Wednes
lay and Thursday, iOct. 10 and II, 1900.
Past r. w. G. IT,; DIR. D.: Ell. Mann, of |
Brooklyn, n. Y, has promised to be with
is and his presence Ialone would insure
pleasant and profitable session. Distin-
yuished visitors from other jurisdictions
ire also expected to be present. A large
attendance of Representatives and others is
hoped for. All are invited to attend
reception to be given by Riverside Lodge,
No. 40, Of Lyndonville, at their lodge
DOM in Masonic building on Tuesday
O hor nf oil |
lake Lodge and other lodges in this dis
riot are cordially invited to be present.
Reduced rates on r. r. Board and room,