Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-03-25

| give an illustrated lecture in the Congre-
gational church here next Wednesday
evening. No admission fee.
Frank Flint of Richford was in town
| Friday visiting S. FL. FIint.-Mrs. Willard
| Sylvester of Barton Landing and Mrs. Per-
ley Brewster of Irasburgh visited at N. l..
Fosters the past week.-Mrs.. James Prize
of Montpelier visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Perkins Green, recently. She will
move her household goods to Montpelier
where she will make her future home.
Mrs. Geo. True was in Nashua, n. H., last
week caring for her mother, who was ILL.,
| Truman Hurlburt visited his father in
Enosburgh the past week. Mrs. Truma
Hurlburt visited in Troy and Westfeld.-
DR.. Ell. F. Hamilton attended the Sta tie
Dental Society at Montpelier the past week.
j. E. Foster was in Boston the past week
buying goods for his store.--Mrs. M. j.
Bullock has returned from Beebe Plain
where she has been with her daughter.-
Mrs. III. G. Humphrey and son recently
visited at Eber Humphreys in Barton
Miss Kate Williams is spending her vaca-
ton visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Burbank, of Coventry.-Mr.
J. r. Akin has been in New York and
Philadelphia the past week in the interest
of the firm OF True & Blanchard Co.-H. S.
Wright has returned from iGeorgeville, P.
O., where he has been to visit his parents.
DIR. J. ". Currier is in Boston on business.
Mrs. Mary j. Blanchard has gone to
Boston to visit her sister, Mrs. John
Chamberln
Newport Cenrer
Mrs. Clara Bryant has gone to Milwaukee
to visit her daughter.
J. H. Whipple recently fell while going
downstairs and fractured his collar bone.
There was donation visit at the g. A.
r. hall last Thursday evening foc the BEN
eft of Rev. Mr.. Parker, pastor of the F. B.
church. Net proceeds, $35.
Mrs. Albert Jones is very sick with the
grip. Her son, Irwin Jones, was called
home, also her granddaughter, Mrs. Nettie
Cleveland, has arrived from BOISE City,
Idaho.
Troy.
Mrs. George Mcdonald was in Barton
last week.
Miss Vina Shina of Montgomery visited
at F. B. Hammond's recently.
Tom King has moved into the Aiken
tenement house.-E. o. Emerson is moving
back on to his farm.
Mrs. Horace Martin is on the sick list
Pliny Nozo is having the grip.-Mrs. Web
ster Hadlock and Mrs. Bert Hadlock and
two children are having the measles.
Mrs. Evans is entertaining her SON.
G. P. Stevens of Richford was in town last
week.-Mrs.. B. l.. Chandler is stopping at
E. B. Hammond's.-Mr.a and Mrs. Carl
Hodsden of Island Pond were in town last
week to attend he funeral of Mrs. Albert
Hodsden.
We are sorry to announce the death of
one of our oldest and most respected resi-
dents, Mrs. Albert Hodsden, who died at
her home March 10th after an illness of
about one week. Mrs. Hodsden was an
industrious woman, always genial and
pleasant, warm hearted and kind. She
had lived in town nearly all her life. She
leaves two sons, Carlos, of Island Pond
and William, and one daughter, Mrs. J. S.
Young, of this place. The funeral was
held at the house on Tuesday, Mr. Colburn
of Essex Junction officiating. The chill
dren have the sympathy OF the entire COM
munity.
~F3St.i 80.
Geo. Lucier and family expect to move
back to Jay.
Hiram MilIer's house is about completed.
It is fine building.
Geo. Benware has started for Chicago to
join his brother Julian.
G. Barre has resigned his place on the
board of school directors.
Will Benware has gone to Woodsville,
n. H. to work on farm.
Deputy Sheriff Wakefield is busy at the
County court in Newport.
Mrs. Eugene Miller has an orange tree /
with several blossoms upon it, and one |
partly grown orange.
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