Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-05-13


aunt of Rev e P. Treat, gave a very inter
esting talk in the Congl church last even
ing upon her ten years experience as mis-
sionary in the south, her work there beiog
carried on under the auspices of the "Am-
erican Miss Sonary Association" Both
churches united in the service.
Miss Marie Beauclerk. who is doing
efficient and very satisfactory work in the
Concord hospital, New Hampshire, went
last week to Holyoke, Mass, to take part
as bridesmaid at the wedding of an old
friend and seboolmate of Bradford. There
were five hundred invitations given. 1t is
satisfactory to know that it took one of the
Irasburg girls to make the occasion COM
plete.
Lowell.
w. L. Kinsley, who has been very ill
with catarrh of the stomach, is much better
and seems to be gaining every day.
Charles San born and wife, of Winchester,
Mass. and Mrs. Mears of Manchester, N.
H., were here to attend the funeral of their
mother, Mrs. Locke.
Clayton Klnsley was at home over Sun
day, May 5. Benton Kinsley who has
been in Burlington for treatment for his
eyes, returned at the same time.
S. B. Cello is putting up the new sour
milk tank at the creamery. The great in
crease in patronage necessitates the put
ting in of a much larger tank.
If "a Friend" will give us his name we
shall be glad to publish the items which
he enclosed. We never publish items un-
less we know name of the sender. (Ed.)
Ed. Skinner of Barton Landing was in
town two days last week on business.-F.
A. Barrows made a business trip to Bur
hngton Monday, returning the same day.
Mrs. Edmund Gonyaw died Wednesday,
after long and painful Illness. Her flu
neral was conducted by Rev. FIR. Turcot of
Barton, at the r. G. church on Friday
morning.
Joseph Deary has purchased the farm
and stock OF Seth Perkins for 5000 and has
taken possession. Mr.. Perkins has moved
to the village. At present he is with his
daughter, Mrs. III. A. Davis.
M. E. Tucker has his boiler and engine
in place at his asbestos Lodges and
machinist is at work getting the steam
drills ready for operation. Active work
will begin at this point at once.
Mrs. Locke, who has lived for some time
with her son, F. H. Sanborn, died Satur-
day, May 4. She has been in feeble con-
dition for long time. She was 88 years
old. The funeral was held at the Cong.
church Tuesday, Rev. S. GooCheart assist
ed by Rev. J. Ell. Wallace, officiating.
There seems to be quite boom in the
millinery business here of late. Parties
from Barton have had display here. Mrs.
Hutchins of No. Troy also has a trimmer
at work here. Mrs. Curtis, our local mil
liner has fine stock, and while out-of
town finery is good to look upon, 1t is al
ways better business policy to patronize
home industry.
Morgan.
George Gray has sold his colt to Alfred
Wilson of Charleston.
E. Lord has moved into the house be-
longing to Hollis Wheeler at the Corner.
Nathan Newman has bought the Arthur
Rood farm of Nixon Morse and taken pos
session.
Word has been received that: Miss Rena
Is quite sick with inf1amatory rheumatism.
Mr.. Nickerson of West Derby and Mr.
Moalton of the Center have taken the con-
tract TO build and finish Miss A E. Knowl-
toms new house.
Maurice Burbank has finished work for
his fat her in law and moved to the beach.
Claude Peavey has gone to Holland to
work for Bert Farr.
Newport.
There were four additions to the Cong.
church May 5th. }....
Paul Cassauant has moved into III. A
Gaylor's tenement house.
o. S. Annfs of North Troy will deliver
the address here Nj emorial Day.
R. E. Cheney has sold his express and
job business to George Thompson.
Harry House is at work at his old place
IN the Office of the B. & NJ. freight depot.
Forty Cinnamon were brought before U.
s. Commissioner John Young last We'd
nesday. Fourteen were ordered deported
and five discharged. 81.
John Farrant has located in White River
Junction, where he will conduct the florist
business. Mrs. Goodeu has gone to live
with Mr.. and Mrs. Farrant.
81. B. Cushman spent several days in
Glover last week settling land damages. =
Hon. G. B. Young left for Minneapolis
Friday. He expects to be absent ten days.
The Congregational Brotherhood will
hold their last meeting of the season this
evening at the church parlor. This organ
izatioo has held some very interesting
meetings.
Mr.. Hilton has moved into DR.. J. w.
fyrnrri orlc tan irn+r Dr..