Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-05-12

special train. Mr.. Skinner was Young
man OF remarkable ability and had SO
the details of his fathers large
business that he was able to manage it
successfully, thereby relieving his father
from much anxiety and res possibility. For
three years he had passed most of the time
In Lowelltown. He was a young man of
exemplary character, a universal favorite
and because of his manliness and gentle
manly bearing commanded the respect OF
all. He was graduated from st. Johnsbury
academy few years ago and also from the
Albany, N. Y, business college. He was
"a years old. He leaves a father, mother
two brothers and sister. The funeral will
be held tomorrow (Tuesday) at the Con-
gregational church at 200 o'clock p. M.
The mill employees have raised over 5000
for flowers as an expression OF their regard
for Mr.. Skinner.
Albany.
John j. Butler Is ill.
Mrs. Jennie Duckless was in Newport
last Saturday.
Tennyson Keith has been ill for week
with neuralgia.
George Walker and Willie johnson are
making cedar oil.
Mrs. George Walker visited her parents
in Wolcott last week.
Ethan Cutler and wife visited at E. A.
Bashaw's Wednesday.
W. 81. Chaffee has sold his chestnut colts
to party from Craftsbury.
G. Duckless and W. K. Annis are home
from Lyndonville for few days.
Fred Newton went to Greensboro last
Monday where he has employment.
Forester Dunn, formerly of this place is
building a steam laundry at Hard wick.
A case of .cankerrash is reported in the
village, little LOOMS boy being the
patient.
Charles Smith is suffering from disa bled
shoulder caused from injuries received
recently.
Mrs. George Rowell celebrated her
birthday Saturday the 4th inst, by visiting
her parents.
Herbert Carter has built a new wire
fence the length OF his farm, improving it
mucn IN appearance.
Mrs. Shields from Austin, Mass, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray from Ashton, N. H.,
visited at the home Of A. Burt Sunday.
The Ladies' Society will meet with Mrs
w. FL. Chaffee on Tuesday afternoon, May
18th instead of May 18th as stated last week
All invited.
AS John Brown and help were fixing the
bridge across Black river near s. Vance's
they were precipitated into the water but
escaped. without injury.
Wilbur j. Campbell, who went south to
remain during the winter hoping to regain
his health, returned two weeks ago, very ill.
He was unable to reach Albany, so was
taken to the home OF his aunt, Mrs. P. B.
Bailey, IN Barton, where everything ros-
sible was done for his comfort, but he
passed away Saturday. The funeral was
held today at the Methodist Episcopal
church here. Mr.. Campbell was thirty
two years Of age. For the past three years
he had been engaged in mercantile bust
ness at South Albany, where he was uni
versally beloved and respected for his
integrity and straightforward business
methods and ability. He leaves two
children, daughter twelve and a son ten
years of age.
POVERTY PkRTY.-RooLs AND REGER-
LAsHUNs.
1. Evri woomin wat cum bs must wair 6
caliker dres and apurn appropriate for the
ocashun.
II. No gent with a billed shirt or dood
collar Is aloud to cumb onless hee paiz
phine of cents, competent comfy will
look after the bachilder fellers.
| PHINEs FOR wIMMIN.
| No aprun 1 cent; eer wrings 1 cent
| phinger wrings cents; spekt aklz 2 cents
| silk dres cents; wull dress cents; eny
knew dres cents; bres pin cent; trimme
apron cents; store teeth cents for meI
and wimmin.
| PHINES FOR MEN.
| Blackt butes 2 cents; segars in pawket
cent; watches 1 cent; chawin gum cents
standin up collar cents; buttin hui
bokay cents; creased trowsers cents
spoonin, maxim sheep eyes and actin VI
10 cents each offents.
Awl payments to be mayed to Ole Jedg
Quackinboss.
VITTLEZ.
Brown bred, jinjir bred and baket beanz
1t is rigidly il jined on everybody wha
cumbs to be soshall. Groan up adults vii
hat to pay 8 cents at the doar to git in
little childers wont bee nothin, ies wip
their little deer nozes and bring EN- along
Cum 1 cum all.
P. S. A valable emblematic priz will b
be give to the moast distrest looking ma
Individual, awlso to the woomin VIII
looks ekilly as bad. All to commons q
urly candle lite, May 10Th, which is phri
day 1900 and too.
East Albany.
Ell. A. MCGUIRE has rented the "
Courser farm for one year.
The school in Dist. No. 9 observed Arbo
day by planting some maple trees.