Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-10-06

field, Mass.
Mr.. G. L. Sleeper and wife of West Derby
attended the preachers meeting here last
Wednesday.
The blinds for the M. E. church have at
windows making vast improvement to
the church.
Messrs. Bailey and Coolidge, who have
been employed in the creamery during the
past few months have closed their labors
there and have returned to Boston.
The people of this vicinity greatly appre-
I ciate the new mail route which has been
which gives them an opportunity of send
ing and receiving mail four times day.
Troy.
Miss Nettie o. Rand of Barton was in
town last week.
Miss Nettie Tucker has returned to her
home in Newbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Norway are visiting
friends in York State.
H. H. Lewis and wife of No. Troy were
visitors in town Tuesday.
Rev Mr.. Boardman of Barnet preached
in the Cong'l church Sunday.
Howard Brock who has been seriously
ill for some time is gaining slowly.
The harvest service held the 18th of
Sept. was we'll rendered and enjoyed by all.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. H. Cone are guests in
town. Mr.. Cone is expected to preach
here next Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. JENNIE and Miss Tucker
attended the annual reunion of Co. D at
North Troy Friday.
1t is hoped that Rev. Mr.. PEBBLES, who
return for the winter.
Wesley Cole and family who have been
visiting his parents for several weeks has
returned to his home in Manchester, N. Fl.
North Troy.
Co. d reun ion of 9Th VT. Vols was held
at North Troy Friday, Oct. 8. After cor
dial exchange of greetings bountiful re-
past was served by the Bailey Relief Corps.
The company then repaired to the G. A. R.
hall, where Is personally responded to roll
call, and letters from IL others were an
nounced. Interesting remarks were made
by w. S. JENNIE of South Troy, j. L. Currier
of North Troy, and Comrades Nye, Davis
and san born. At the business meeting a
vote was taken to hold the next reunion at
West Albany in October, 1903. The follow
ing were present and answered to roll call.
Harmon Allen, Lowell William @. Ches-
more, Mansonville, P. O., Dana Cook, Bar
ton; A. w. Davis, So. Londonderry; Will
liam Mitchell, st. Johnsbury Ara j. Mil
Ter, Newport E. FL. Nye, Bradford; III. B.
Parkhurst, North Troy; Stephen III. Page,
North Troy Alonzo Priest, Coventry;
Lucian l., Sanborn, Brownington; Joshua
G. Stickney, Newport Center; Elijah Stone,
Albany, N. Y. The following answered
by letter: Fred M. Kimball, Topeka, Kan;
Il. E. Bliss, Lebanon, N. H.; William
Blanchard, Fitzwilliam,N. H.; o. A. John
son, Wardsboro; samuel d. Grey, Bath, N.
H.; M. Davis, Lamont, Mo-; Edward
Ufford, Marsha Mo F. L. Knapp, Cabot;
William A. Baldwin, Glens Falls, N. Y;
i George A. Weeks, Eldon, Mo.
Westfield.
G. w. Bryant is having his house newly
| painted. = Qoqn
Mr.. N. Root Wis ted his daughter at
johnson recently. n''
Rev. j. H. Cone and wife of Derby are
visiting friends in town. aula
Rev. Boardman of Barnet supplied the
Cong4 pulpit here Oct. 9Th. gsr or m
Several farmers OF this town have lost
COWS by some unknown disease. r
Rev. A. B. PEBBLES recently gave very
interesting address on Emission Work in
Dixie Land"
w. q. Farman, our town representative,
started for Montpelier Sept. Both, to help
frame our laws for the next two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Farman were
called to Newport Friday on account of
their son, A. w. Farman, getting injured
by being thrown from a horse.
The people of this town and vicinity will
be pleased to learn that Rev. M. Winslow
Farman has been elected chaplain of the
senate at Montpelier. He was elected by
reclamation and without opposition.
Rev. A. B. PEBBLES, who has been preach
ing at the Cong'l church here for the past
few months, with his son Ray, has returned
to his home in Connecticut. The many
with US very much regret his leave.
...,s . seosJmOr0.
An infant child of Dennis Fox has beer
quite sick.
MRS. John Hinton cut her thumb quite
badly recently.
Dennis Drohan of Littleton, N. Ell. il
visiting at John Hinton's.
1t is reported that Albert Leland saw 9
wolf twice in the woods recently.
Wallace Mcnamara cut his foot quit
, badly while chopping for Joseph Willis.
Gordon Mckay is home from the Whit
Mountains where he has been working al
summer.
Henry l.. Hinton has finished work TO
Mrs. Davis and has gone to Shelburne, N
III. to work in the pulp woods.
Cnas. Conley and Samuel Robb go
xuit hin AZ faet of q hear one m o. hi Lost uoaI