Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-16
HOLLAND.

Evarts Kidder is gaining.
Mrs. w. ]. Kidder is very sick.
Mrs. Waterman remains very low.
Mrs. Will Farr is very sick with measles.
Several from this town attended the W.
r. c. meeting at Derby Line last week.
Mrs. Herbert Finn has gone to Morgan
to spend several days with her parents.
Mrs. Mary Moon has returned to her
home in this place after spending some
time with friends at Derby.
RASBURC.
Geo. Hill lost a vaIuab BILE cow last week.
E.B. Webster lost a valuable horse last
week.
Charles Miles is making repairs on his
| house.
Rev. J. E. Knapp is recovering from his
recent illness.
Mr.. Elliott, the Bible agent, preached in
the M. E. church yesterday.
| A aughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Metcalt Sunday, May 8.
Mrs John Provoncha and son Sidney go
today to Massachusetts for the summer.
Mrs. David France attended the funeral
of sister in Bloomington last Thursday.
Charles Metcalf and Harry Manley have
engaged in the mercantile business in Gov
entry.
Rev, E. P. Treat and family left last Fri
day morning for their new home in Rich
mond.
Mrs. Stannard and children of Manches-
ter. N. H., and Miss Nettie Denning are
visiting at F. j. Grants.
A brother of Mr.. Francis Hannant, who
liy ed in Massachusetts, was buried in the
Irasb burg cemetery last Thursday.
The Cong. Ladies' Aid will hold their
next business meeting at the home OF Mrs
c. W. Wheeler Friday afternoon at 2-5O.
Let every member be present.
The farewell reception given Rev. and
Mrs, E. P. Treat in the Cong'l church par
10 rs last Monday evening was very pleas
Mt occasion. Remarks were made oy
Revs. Bole of Coventry, Morse OF st. johns
bury and Lyman of Barton Ldg. Ali spoke
in a most complimentary and appreclatlVe
manner of the work done by Rev. E. II.
Treat during his four years passionate IN
the county. mot only in the town OF lras-
burg, but in the county Mr.. Treat would
be greatly missed" In closing, most hit
ting and excellent remarks were made
by Rev. E. P. Treat. Cake and ice cream
wers served.
JAY
J. Edgar Chase of Barton visited his
parents over Sunday.
The sugar crop proved to be very good
one. Chase and Myers made between
3,4OO and $500 pounds.
The death of II. D. Chamberlin necessi-
tates the calling OF town meeting to elect
another town clerk, treasurer, lister and
| auditor.
= The Banister Co. have commenced to
r tear down three of their dwelling an ten
ement houses preparatory to remove then
s to North Troy, where they are building uI
d their lumber business.
A. A. Chase of Hardwick, Edgar M
Chase and wife of East Richtord and Free
q Prindle of johnson and H. T. Seaver o
Barton were in town Thursday to attend
Y the funeral of Fl. D. Chamberl1n.
H D. Chamberlin died May 10th 0
d pneumonia, after an illness of twelve days
The funeral was held Thursday under tn
e auspices of the Masons, and was Target
l. attended, The deceased was born in thu
s, town July II, 1871. He was honored VIII
l. all OF the town offices and was electe
l. assistant Judge of the Orleans county coui
% in 1896. He was veteran of the rebellion
i Mr.. Chamberlin was an active member c
sc the Baptist church and was a, publ