Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-04-21

poster, and if he comes here again the mat
ter Will be Investigated.
Barton Landing. /
W. A. Blake moved to Derby last Friday.
M. M. Taplin was in Ryegate last Satur-
day.
William Josiyn is at work at st. Johns
bury for short time.
M. E. Dodge, of Denver, Col, was here
visiting friends few days last week.
The people are very much pleased that
Rev. s. G. Lewis has been returned here
for another year.
Prof. Gilmore OF Montpelier will give a
dancing school on Thursday evening at
Valley House hall.
Cushman Smith and FL. B. Smith at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Patch at West
Derby last Thursday.
Richard Gotta of East Charleston has
hired out to the E. L. Chandler Co., to
work in their mills.
teachers examination was held here
last Friday and Saturday. About thirty
teachers were examined.
Ethel Brennan, who has been ill the
| greater part of the winter with rheuma
| tism, is much improved.
Six of the young ladies of Barton were
in attendance at the teachers examinat ion
here Friday and Saturday.
Florence Hatch, who has been at work
for o. w. Locke, is at her home in DAN
Vile for a weeks vacation.
F. w. Boardway had two fingers cut off
and two other fingers injured last Wednes-
day in the E. L. Chandler Co.'s mills.
O.W. Locke was detained at home last
week by reason of injuring his foot on
nail. He starts to-day for Boston to buy
goods.
Mrs. Daniel Skinner has been able to be
at church twice lately. These are the first
times since she was injured in the railway
accident.
Mrs. Heber Parker has been ill with grip,
but is improving. John Chamberlin has
so improved as to be able to sit on the
piazza on fine days.
Four new members took the third and
fourth degrees at the Grange meeting last
Thursday evening. Refreshments were
served and pleasant time enjoyed.
Bert Smith and Urla Sargent were
thrown out of wagon last Sunday. They
were driving near the M. e. church when
in turning round the wagon tipped over.
Henry Webster and J. G. Turnbull at
tended the reception given by the Hol-
brook Grocery Company at Woodsville,
N. H., last Friday evening. 1t was a
pleasant affair.
All who are interested in forming vii
Isge improvement society are invited to
attend meeting to be held at the vestry
of the M. E. church Wednesday evening at
1880 o'clock. All come out and join in the
work OF identifying the village.
G. E. Gay has begun work on the
grounds where he is to build a double
tenement house on Cottage st. The build
ing will be two stories high and modelled
somewhat after the style Of the house he
built near j. B. Winget's shop last year.
The members of the village band are
feeling we'll about the fact that man by
the name of Billiard, an old band director,
has located here and will take charge of
the band. They have purchased nice
band wagon in which they will make
some excursions during the summer and
there will be Emusic in the air."
Mrs. Charles Marshall died last We'd
nesday. She had been in feeble health for
a long time but has made a heroic fight
for life. For about three weeks she had
been confined in bed and failed rapidly
until the end came. Mrs. Marshall was a
very excellent lady, kind and affectionate
mother, loving and dutiful wife. She
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years she has lived near this village and
has been much respected by her many
friends and acquaintance. The funeral
was held Thursday at her late home, Rev.
S. G. Lewis officiating, and the remains
were buried in the cemetery here. She
leaves her husband, two sous and three
daughters, sister, Mrs. Charles Abbott OF
Barton, and a brother, George McKinty
of Wolcott, to mourn her loss.
South Barton.
, The young man who recently abused,
pounded and injured the old gentleman
with whom he lives, has aroused the in
, dignation of the community, and il
another thing of the kind occurs he will
be compelled to answer for his Grim
before the courts.
Albany.
o. M. Delano remains in poor health.
Clark Keith has returned from Maine.
Mrs. Ethan Cutler has been very ill the
past few days.
Percy Coolidge from South Boston spent
his vacation at Ira Pierce's.
Almond Burt has been ill with bron
!, chial trouble during the past week.
Lynn Eldridge has returned from Bar
ton where he was treated for his eyes
much improved.
Margaret Chafey Stevens is the happy
mother of a daughter weighing ter
pounds, born April 18th.
Lorenzo Davis, who was so severely hur
{ from a fall is no worse and seems to hav,
v fair chance of recovery.
Z Mr. Nelson has an excellent record ar