Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-11-10

remarked, "Jesus is waiting and I long to
pastor, Rev. j. G. Taylor, assisted By Rev.
A. G. Austin and Rev. E. Trowbridge,
were held on the 18th from the home,
where gathered large circle of kindred
and neighbors. Text used, John 14:2-3.
Tnterment at East Hill cemetery. The be-
reaved have the sympathy of their many
friends.
Bloomington Center.
Austin Lund is on the sick list.
David Grapes injured his hand quite
badly recently.
Harold Gardyne has returned from his
visit in Lowell.
Mrs. A. P. Alexander, who has been Sc
riously i'll is better.
Lucius Lund has sold his work horses to
Arthur Durham. Price $3.50.
Ed. Gallup and Dana Smith are working
for Ed. Dudley at Barton Landing.
The entertainment to be given in con-
necticn with the Ladies' Bazaar Thursday
evening will consist of readings by Miss
Myrtle Aidrich Of West Burke, the blind
elocutionist, and Misses Laura Ross and
Clara Stafford Of Barton Landing; music
by the male quartette of Barton Landing;
besides readings and singing by local tai
ent. The entertainment and bazaar will
be at town hall.
Evansville.
Prosper Rehume has gone to Montreal
on visit.
Charles Foster Is in Whiteteld, N. H,
visiting friends.
Harrie Bickford and wife have gone to
Holland for a visit.
Miss Emma Monteith is going to Barton
to work in the Peerless.
Evart Kimball will move his family into
one OF the Pike tenements.
e. FL. Alexander has rented his farm to
Mr.. Lockwood of ST. Johnsbury.
Thomas DeGosh and William Pail work
for Drown & Marshall this winter.
Drown & Marshall go into the woods
this week cutting and skidding lumber.
F. G. Hunt has moved to Barton Land
ing and will work for Brown & Skinner.
George Hunt is cutting the lumber and
Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Guild and Mrs. I'll. I.
Smith and daughter Lulu attended the o.
e. S. entertainment at Barton Friday
evening.
The chicken pie supper was grand sue
cess. The Ladies' Aid Society received
$23 and fac time was enjoyed.
Ho 10 Of 1,o So~
and personal property of the late John
and Sampson Drown on Friday, Nov.
21st, commencing at 1 p. m.
Our village band, which was organized
few weeks ago, made its first appearance
Thursday night at the chicken pie su pper.
The leader, Mr.. A. H. Billiard of Barton
Landing, was present and showed his
skill as a teacher and band master in the
creditable way the boys rendered their
selections, which were thoroughly enjoyed
! by the large audience.
| The baud will give an entertainment in
the church Wednesday evening, Nov. II,
at O'Clock. Mr.. A. Ell. Bullard will be
present with his collection of musical
instruments to furnish the concert. The
ments after the entertainment. Admis
sion, adults, 20 cents; children under Il
| years of age, 10 cents. Supper for the ben
eft of the Ladies' Society.
West Charleston.
Listen for wedding bells.
Will Hildreth spent Sunday in town.
Miss Madge Parlin is ON the sick list.
Mr.. Hardy has moved into the Warboy
tenement.
Col. 2. M. Mansur of Newport was in
Town last week.
Schools closed last Friday for a two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Sarah Oaks of Saltwater, N. H
visited in town recently.
Bert Armstrong and his daughter Mil.
dred are on the sick list.
Eben Bruce is out again, after severe
attack OF sciatic rheumatism.
Mrs. john Parlin and daughter Eve Wis
tied in Bloomington last week.
Mrs. VIM. Parker is going to Lyndon to
spend the winter with her son George.
Mrs. Una Wiley and children OF Barton
Landing visited her parents last Sunday.
Mr.. Fawfaw has moved from the Craw-
ford tenement to one of Warren Parlin'
tenements.
Mrs. Minnie Gray and Mrs. Alice Calkin
of Morgan visited at Clarence Even S las
week.
Mr.. L. Cole of Newport was severed,
injured recently while at work in tn
stone sheds.
John Lunderville has finished work will
Mr.. Nelson and has gone to gatherin.
cream for Mr.. Wheeler.
Halloween was much enjoyed by gu
young people, as several of our youni
ladies took IN active part.
Albert Webster Of Barton is stopping a
the Travellers Home and canvassing tn
town for the keystone View Co.
rhe school entertainment is 10 be Wed
nesday evening, Nov. II. Entertainment
to commence promptly at 500 O'Clock.