Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-01-14

SaVuAuay lot an lhdcunlte time, thus
throwing a large number Of men out of
employment.
The funeral services OF Dea. IS. S. Lunt
were held at his late home on Tuesday nj ]
p. m. and at the +. b. church al . y. M.
Rev. +. +. Phillips officiating, assisted by
Rev. }. Hamilton OF Newport.
c. Frye has moved from Young street
into Tuck's block on Main street. where
Mrs. Frye will continue dressmakinp.-r.
.. Sheldon has rented Or. Hoskins' place
The doctor and Mrs. Hosxius will 20 10
New Hampshire TO live with their son-in-
law, Rev. J. b. spier.
Glover.
Mrs. Betsey Drew is quite sick.
w. {. Leonard is now able to go out OF
doors.
A. c. Clark and wife visited Ia Newport
last Friday.
Ashley Lord is visiting his sister, Mrs.
John Salmon.
Lottie Mathie has been home for "a few
days vacation.
Mrs. Julianne Gray is staying al her
home at present.
Wedding reception at Il. ID. Walkers
last Thursday evening.
Prayer meeting this week at N. l.. GIL
mans Wednesday evening az 7.3O.
Charles White had the misfortune To cut
his left hand very badly on a saw last week.
The entertainment given by Mr.. Foss
and son at institute hall was success in
every way.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give a din
ner at the vestry Thursday of this week
All cordially invited.
John Mcclellan, {. S. Parker. n. l.. Dow
and c. A. Kelton have the People's tele-
phone in their houses.
Remember the auction sale at the Cook
farm formerly owned by the late William
Merriam, next Saturday afternoon.
w. 5. Mason went to Boston last Mon
day night to consult a specialist regarding
the injury to his eye. No particular Inn
provement is reported regarding him as
yet.
Mrs. w. IL. Ford and son Howard Of
Lyndonville spent Sunday at r. T..
French's.-Levi Drew returned home Sat
urday night from a visit in Portsmouth,
n. II.
Great was the surprise and pleasure of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Salmon at receiving a
visit from Lyman jerome OF Orange, Mass.
recently. They had not seen him for %
years.
We wish to thank the friends and neigh
bors for their floral offerings and kind
assistance during the sickness and burial
OF our mother, also the choir and con-
ductor of services.
Il. G.. STONE,
MRS L. NJ. DARLING AND FAMILY.
DIR. y. L. Dow, c. $. Parker. John
Mcclellan, r. L. French, c. p. and A.P.
Bean, III. n. Wilson, Charles and Walter
Gray, j. Hoyt, w. A. Royston, and j.
Christie attended the Masonic meeting Mt
Irasburg last Tuesday night
special meeting of the w. G. r.. u. with
Mrs. A. NJ. Williams Jan. p at 10 o'clock
a. m. for missionary work. A picnic din
ner will be served. All interested in the
filling of barrel for the home at Burling-
ton please bring contributions.
Forrest Osgood returned Monday from
Portsmouth. L. l.. Drew came with him
for a short visit.-Mr. and Mrs. Gilman
have returned home from their visiting
trip after an absence of two months.-Mr.
Bunnels son is better and Mrs. Bunnel
has returned here.
There will be a donation for Rev. y. T..
Alexander at the NJ. T.. church Wednesday
afternoon and evening, Jan. 23rd Oyster
supper will be served from 1--WE till seven,
Turing W hich instrumental music will be
furnished. a short program is being pre-
pared, consisting OF music and Rotations.
One evening last week Mrs. .. y. Clark
discovered a coat on fire which had been
iung to dry over the kitchen stove. Mr..
Clark hurriedly went to her assistance and
hey met with a crash just inside the door
IS Mrs. Clark was coming out with all
peed. The result was an exceedingly
black eye for her and narrow escape from
he house being set on fire.
We are pleased to note the political adj
ancement of Chester w. Clark, a native
nd former resident OF this town. He was
son of Amasa L. Clark and will be re-
rendered by the older residents here. lie
eft this town thirty years ago and went 20
Boston, where he has practiced law for the
asst twentythree years. In November
asst he was elected TO the Massachusetts
legislature from the 9th Middlesex dis
riot, which comprises seven towns and
wo wards of the city of Lowell. II Is
cry close district, the seat having been
He'd by democrat for the last two years.
asst year the democratic candidates plu-
atty was about $50, while in the recent
lection Mr.. Clark was elected on the re-
publican ticket by a plurality of 1913 In
ote of about five thousand. Al the OPEN
ng of the legislative session Mr.. Clark was
placed upon the indleiarY committee,