Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-01-05

Mrs. Margaret Stannard, both of Man
chester, n. III. the burial was in the
Irasburg cemetery. The funeral was held
in the Methodist church, Rev. ]. E. Knapp
officiating Rev. Mr.. Lewis of Barton
Landing was present and also made ex-
cellent and impressive remarks. Prayer
was offered by Rev. Mr.. Treat. The sing
ing was by male quartette, consisting OF
Messrs. Russell, Templeton, Clough and
Wood ward. Mr.. s. w. Beauclerk had
charge of the funeral. The burial was
being present. Master Mason s. F. Slack
had charge of the burial service, which
was perfectly committed and especially
impressive. Among the lovely cut flowers
were carnations, white roses, and pillow
from the brother Masons. The bearers
were his three brothers and a nephew.
Mr.. Grant was born in this town and had
past two years had worked in the Barton
Landing and Barton meat markets.
LOWELL.
Frank Finnigan and Stephen Murphy
have returned to New York.
Thomas Patterson has moved from the
Cong. parsonage back to his farm.
Harlow Potter has been very ill for the
last few days, but is now improving.
Milo Hines and Francis CooIbeth have
traded farms. 1t is reported that Coolbeth
pays $1,000.
Charles Corliss has gone to Barton Land
ipo he hoo ba
L. Chandler Co.
George Watson returned from New
Haven Thursday. He has been spending
the holidays with his family.
There was a watch meeting at the Meth
odist church on New Years eve. Services
were also held at the R. G. church.
Charles Geuress has returned from Barre,
Mass, where he worked last season and
has gone to work for J. II. Silsby & Co.
Harrie and Theda Wellman have re-
turned to Bakersfield and Edgar Coolidge
has also returned from the same place.
J DR.. and Mrs. H. H. Hill and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradley Sanborn spent New Years
day at Eden with Mrs. Hills mother, Mrs.
| Sarah Sanborn.
Logs have begun Ito arrive at the Curtis
tub shop and work will commence there
soon. Clarence Parker has about half OF
his stock already in.
Fl. d. Stannard was over from Barton
Landing Sunday and returned Monday
with Mrs. Stannard, who has been here
several days on visit to friends.
Byron Lyon and Miss Ethel Lawrence
were married Thursday, Jan. 1, by Rev. S
F. Goodhart. They have gone on shor
visit to Mr.. Lyons people in WatervilIe.
Pstrick Bra hama and Walter Pope have
been filling the ice house at the creamer!
with ice from Walker pond. The ice is o
very good quality and eighteen inche
thick.
Fred Bridges and wife have returned
from New York and moved on to tbei
farm, Lester HoadIey, who was on tn
farm, moving into the Martin house nea
Walker pond.
NEWPORT.
Will WeIch Wis tied III Waterloo last week
Roy Harvey is home from Burlington Of
a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lapine spent New Year
in Montreal.
Alfred PontO and brother were at Sher
brooke Thursday.
} Edison Hope spent New Years with HI
father in Msgog.
Mr.. ana Mrs. F. N. Bilodeau were E
Barton New Years.
: Fred Hall is improving from a sever
attack Of pneumonia.
The Methodist church society has bougt
700 new Pentecosta Hymnals.
The F. U. o. society met at the Methc
dist parsonage Friday evening.
r True & Blanchard Co. are invoicing
Ed. Ball is assisting IN the store.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union M
l at Archie Lorimer's Friday evening.
d B. F. Moore & Co. started up their fac
< tory to-day after period of invoicing an
!. repairs.
g Charlie Cousens has sold his three year
S old colt to Mr.. Pomeroy of Island Pom
i for $500.
J. The ice cutters commenced the harve
last week. The ice in the BAYS is vel
Y clear and solid and fifteen inches thick.
!, Editor Hildreth has not been as we
: lately, and expects to leave with his part
,. for the trip south about the middle of tn
e month.
n Mrs. Charles Davis and Ruth Lane we
:. in Montreal Thursday to see the latter
g father, Seymour Lane, who is little mo
l. comfortable.
g f. G. Williams is a member of the ne
court of claims, of which Auditor Ora ha
lie is chairman, and meeting will be held
'r Montpelier Tuesday.
g Dora Gates has finished work in t
al Express &c Standard Off CO and has BET
ID engaged as composition in the Deerfe
D. Times Office at Wilmington.
l. A union temperance meeting was held
! the Congreg ational church Sunday. f
d marks were made by Judge F. E. Alfre
l. J. G. Dawson and g. H. Prouty.
lie Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Ii. Prouty and compa