Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-01-12
Bell Ringers at Barton Landing

mondbury Bell Ringers at Barton Landing
Jan. 10.
Walter Harlow Is at home from North
held, Mass, where he Is pursuing a course
Of study,
Mr.. Wells and family aud Mrs. VIM.
Fisher attended the funeral Of Mrs. Addie
(Cole) Allen at Barton Landing last
Monday.
Mrs. Nichols, who has been very III with
heart trouble, is recovering. Her son and
daughter have been at home from Boston
assisting in caring for her.
The regular meeting Of John II. Wood
ard Post will be held at the usual place
aud time on Tuesday, Jan. -. Every
member Ia requested to be present, as il is
installation OF officers.
Archibald Grant OF Barton Landing is
moving on TO +. J. Grants farm. Tom.
Simino, who has been carrying on the
farm the past year, has moved into his
fathers house at the village.
The roll-ca at the Congregational
church Saturday, Jan. 3, was OF much
interest and very we'll attended. Several
letters OF interest were read from absent
members. Mrs. Maria Houghton, who has
been a member OF the church for IS years,
is the oldest resident member.
The union meetings at the CoDgrega-
tional church have been we'll attended,
and II Is hoped that the numbers and
interest will increase during the present
week, as no pains have been spared to
make these meetings helpful to all. Miss
Pierce OF Boston will assist in the singing
this week and the Rev. q. L. Reed of Derby
Line will address the people.
LOWELL.
Clarence Hodgeman is on the sick list.
He has not been able to work for several
days, suffering from an abscess Ia one ear.
Mrs. Chamt erlain, wife OF Nathaniel
Chamberlain died quite suddenly Friday
evening. She had been i'll only about one
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Z. Lyon returned from
waterville Wednesday. They will live
for the present with Mrs. II. A. Davis, and
Byron will work in the Curtis tub shop.
Henry Stewart is visiting his brother
Albert Stewart. Mr.. Stewart is now work
Stevens Point, Wis. He has not beer
East before for ten years.
Charles Cross, son OF Jerry Cross, sus
tanned a bad fracture of one leg recently
while at work for Nelson q Hall at Mont.
gomery. AS yet particulars regarding the
accident cannot be obtained.
The week OF prayer was observed by
hnI inn hnn ho viI 10 ra
on Monday evening at Mrs. N. E. Winget's
Tuesday at /. Stephenson's, Wednesday a
Dea. Hutchinson's, Thursday at l.. Il Well
mans and Friday at Mrs. T.. 3. Wellman's
There was no meeting Saturday euening.
At the annual meeting of the Cong
church society held on Jan. 9Th, tn
following officers were chosen: Clerk, Mar,
L. Stephenson; prudential committee, n
F. Hutchinson, DIR. n. Tittemore, Mrs.
NJ. Durivsge; missionary committee, Mrs
+. Il. Wellmsn, Rev. s. f. Goodheart, Mrs
". +. Hutchinson. The building com
mittee gave a very favorable report.
MORGAN.
l.. Daley is working for J. X. Noyes.
Bert Bailey is moving to the All bee farm
Mrs. Jennie Croft visited in town las
week.
Mrs. Mary Moore went to Attleborc
Mass, Jan. 3rd.
Ward Chase and s. E. Gray were in Bar
ton last week.
Mr.. Daley is working at his trade q
W. p. Bartlett's.
w. f. Blood is doing quite a busine,
getting out wood.
Geo. and Will Sykes are getting out
large amount Of wood.
We understand that Clarence Elliott hi
hired the Revoir farm for another year.
Mr.. A. NJ. Gray, Mertie and Milior
arrived home from Bellows Falls Jan. 3r,
Horace Mathews has been confined
the house for several days with a har
cold.
Henry Gee is still In the hospital at Blu
lington, and does not improve as his trient
hoped.
Elmer Holmes and Emma Atkins we
married at the residence of F. l.. Holm
on Dec. 31st. Congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. L. Cobb of Island POI
visited Samuel Lord last Thursday. He
in very poor health.
A series OF meetings will be held at &
Corner, commencing on Friday evenin
Revs. Newton and Waldron will be in q
tendance.
E. II. Peavey kindly took his dout
team last Tuesday evening and carri
sixteen people to the Woodmen's install
tion at the Center.
The church bell is up and has a go
tone. Much credit is due Eben K. 10
for his work in getting up the su Oscripti
and putting in the bell.
NEWPORT.
stephen Keith is sick with rheumatis
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Robbins spent Su
day at Barton.
Frank Scott, OF Nashua, N. h, is
town on a visit.
Harry Robbins Is on sick leave from