Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-02-11

afg han for the boy.
Pat ROuin of Albany has charge of the
farming interests of the Concord Reform
atory at Concord Junction, Massachusetts.
This is very responsible position and Mr..
Rouin seems to fill it with the best salts
faction to the managers of that great in
stitutiOn.
BrOVVningCOR.
Mrs. Davis still remains very ill.-Mrs.
Eugene Burrows is on the sick list.
A few from this place attended the mu-
steal convention at Newport last week.
Arthur Knapp from Coventry is Ium-
boring for Taplin & Roweu on the Andrew
Gray farm.
Mabel Parlin, who has been at home for
few days on account of illness, has gone
to her work in Barton Landing.
The Good Templars held public meet
ing at their hail Thursday evening, and
although it was cold night and the trav-
cling bad, enough were present to show
that the lodge here is in an active state of
existence. The address was given by Rev.
R. S. Sidelinger of ST. Johnsbury, who,
from his many years of experience as
temperance worker was able to interest ALL
1t is hoped that he will speak here again
later on.
Bloomington Center.
Homer Leland has sold his fine pair of
horses to d. d. Bean of Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Burrows who have
been sick with the grip are still confined
to the house.
Mr.. Alanson Denison, who failed quite
rapidly the past few days, died last Thurs
day morning.
r. S. Sidelinger came to this place last
week hoping to organize camp of Modern
Woodmen of America.
Favora bic news has been received from
John Maxwell and his son, James, who
recently went to California.
E. D. Stafford is doing some painting,
papering, withdrawing, ETC., in the Val
ley House at Barton Landing.
Adelbert Denison of Boston came last
Friday to attend the funeral of his father at
the residence of MS brother, Avery Denison.
Mrs. Mary Maxwell is spending the
winter with her son, Samuel Maxwell.
able to knit and sew.
Evansville.
Alexander Trip and Mrs. Alfred Trip
were here to attend the funeral of Willie
Drown.
Rev. o. E. Newton preached an excellent
sermon in the Methodist church last Mon
day evening.
Miss Sadie Smith and Mrs. John Baird
are gaining.-Mrs. Charles Blake is quite
sick.-George Woodland has been on the
sick list for awhiIe.-Mrs. John Marshall
and Gladys Moon are on the sick list.
A new creamery man is expected here
soon. There is a bright outlook for the
creamery. Several who started with the
st. Johnsbury Co. are sending here. 1t is
a good plan to patronize home industries.
This IS the best paying property in town
for the farmer.
Frank Marshall is working for the Grow
Brothers at Barton Landing. -Almon Page
is working for Frank Gilfllan. - D. IL.
Randall has taken the job of making bob
bins for Guild & Foster z. Black has fin
ished work at the Landing and is stopping
here for awhile.
The funeral of Willie Drown was held at
the home of his parents Sunday afternoon,
Feb. 3, with a large attendance. Rev. o.
E. Newton delivered an appropriate and
comforting discourse, Revs. A. L. Cooper
and Seymour c. Vail assisting. The be-
reaved have the sympathy of the entire
community.
The revival meetings closed Sunday, Feb.
3, and Rev. Cooper left Monday night
to begin his next campaign at Wilder. He
did faithful work while here to the edit
cation and strengthening of those of the
church who faithfully attended. Owing
to the prevalency of the grip the attend
ance was not as large as desired.
CARD OF THANKS. We wish to extend
our heartfelt thanks and gratitude to our
many friends who assisted and sympa-
thiZed in the sudden death and burial of |
our only son and brother, Willie. Also for
the music rendered so tenderly by the
young men. May Gods richest blessing
attend you all.
Mr.. AND MRS. M. H. DROWN,
LULA DROWN,
GEORGE KING.
East Charleston.
The sick ones are about the same. Mrs.
G. B. Stoddard is still confined to her bed. !
DR.. Cushman was called to Bloomington
last Friday in council with DR.. Gilman of
that place.
The Reading Circle will give masquer-
ade social and promenade at vestry hall |
next Wednesday evening.