Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-06-13

oALEAN5 0OONI1 uUoA'A
Clarence Elliott has purchased piece OF
And of Hollis Wheeler and intends 10
build house.
wife and SOD, was through here last week.
driving, for health.
G. Ellery Read OF Derby Line will glVe'a
lecture for the G. E. society June zls''
Subject, abraham Lincoln" .
Alice Gray, wife of A. NJ. Gray, oleo
June Sth. She had been in poor health ior
several years. She leaves a husDano'
daughter, and two sons, also step-soh
and step daughter, to mourn her loss'
The funeral was held at the church Oh
Friday. Rev. Mr.. Nye In his sermon gave
a tender tribute to her memory, speaking
of the kindness she had shown him as
young man among strangers. Inc pro-
fusion of flowers at the church showed the
respect and love in which she was helo Dy
her neig hbors. Among the many norai
offerings were a wreath from the I. Il.
society at the Center, carnations and
pansies from the home C.>E society, a
| WIGdIn VI TOSSs lIUU1 tnO 1noAO7 1880
ciety, whose members attended in BODY,
lilies from Mr.. and Mrs. w. FL. Calklns,
and emblems from the family and reia-
tives. The interment was at Browning
ton. She will be greatly missed, not only
in her family, but in the neighbornooo.
When her health would permit she always
did her share in church affairs and her
/ | y1lo ~ ohoor f0 old ana
young. We extend our heartfelt SYM
pathy. May He in whom we trust help us
to see "All's bright" when we near the
other shore.
MORGAN CENTER.
A. E. Ewens and A. o. Elliott caught 8
!, Ionge from Lake Seymour recently, weigh
: ing 184 pounds.
NEWPORT.
q Mrs. Ivan Peavey of Morgan visited here
last week.
Ned G. Burgess of New Haven, Conn.
was in town last week calling on ole
!. friends.
E. z. Blanchard has bought Shetland
:, pony and carriage for his children, Phill1l
and Doris, to drive.
Dora Gates of Wilmington has been Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E
. Gates, during the week.
Rev. Mr.. Murch of st. Marks churc
will attend the annual diocesan conVen
tion in st. Adams this week.
Mrs. Robert Parker of Randolph ha
arrived to make her daughter, Mrs. l
Lapine, visit of several weeks.
- Casper Police OF Boston opens up fru
store this week in the Arlington blocl
recently vacated by Lambert, the baker.
- Judge F. E. Alfred went to Montre
Thursday to meet Mrs. Edes, who
returning from California, having spe1
the winter there.
The Foresters attended the Methodi
N church in a body Yesterday morning, Re
~ W. q. Newell, preaching sermon appropr
- ate to the occasion.
The change of time for running SUNNI
n trains will go into effect June 9th, whe
the steamer Lady of the Lake will all
g. begin regular trips.
o. A. S. Holbrook, associate editor of Il
m LyndonUiLle Journal, drove up with
as party of friends last week to call on b
n father, Samuel Holbrook.
x Herbert, the young son of 81. E. Lar
i'm has scarlet fever and is quarantined at t.
NO home of his grandfather, Mr.. Elisha Lar
re-. Monroe Lorimer is also sick with scarf
us fever.
all Ernest Brainard of this place and LII
,as Stoddard of Lyndonville were married
asst the latter place Wednesday. They G
both employed IN b. F. Moore & CO
factory and will reside here.
At the annual vestry meeting of
:. St. Marks church held last week, the f
ay. lowing board of officers were elected
ly. G. V. Bogue, warden; }. R.. Kirkpatr1
On treasurer; Walter Abbott, secretary;
Bogue delegate to the diocesan conv'
at ton; Mr.. Bullock, alternate.
At an election of Co. L., V. N. g.,
u Wednesday evening, called to elect
captain to fill the vacancy caused by
'lne resignation of Capt. Albert Farman.
A. Robbins, first lieutenant, was cho
WI captain; Clarence Richmond, second IL
tenant, was advanced 10 first Heutena
tbs and Carroll Davis was promoted to sec'
lieutenant.
'oiC Bert Wheeler died Thursday even
after brief illness with Brights disc
In He was 43 years old last May. Inc Jun
will be held Monday afternoon at
O'Clock. with burial at West Burke.
ton wife and one son survive. Mr.. Whe
had been ianitor at court house; he WI
sit carpenter by trade, but his poor hei
for some time past has not perml
him to do heavy work.
H'eA The Class Day exercises OF NeWl
Academy will be held on the school la
ew-