Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-29

Ihe funeral was held Sunday st to-
at the home, Rev. n. A. Ross ossS,'
The family have the sympathy Of s1
circle OF friends.
RASBURG.
81, r Mack Of Hardwick is stopping
f. j. Grants.
+ Otis Crawford has moved int -
tenement house.
A soa was born to MIR. and Mrs ~
MacIa Friday night, May 26th.
~ son was born to Mr.. add Mrs u
'Dwyer Friday morning, May 2eth
F. ]. Grant is setting some fine -,
ments In the West Derby cemetery. '-''
Ernest Crawford has purcbo..,
Bashaw's tenement house and moros
Miss Annie Fairbanks of North =
and Mrs. Carl Cowles visited triaasa
town last week.
Miss May Wright and brother win
tended the commencement ersro;an,
Derby Academy last week.
Fred Fields, who has for some tir,o
suffering with disabled hand
last Thursday to an operation 49,
performed BY Drs. c. o. Bogue and D
Templeton.
a pleasant Surprise was o;r.u
Clough fecently at the home of his r.uo
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. NCIough. Tbirtn
were present. Ice cream and caLe
served, after which the guests retnr1oS
their homes, all reporting fine time
Remep berthe Memorial service to y
row and that May sOsh is holiday tor
The Irasburg band VIII make tSsir
bow to the public and furnish, mnsto
the day. Letall contribute bv their :,
lencs and good will to the Interests ., :
Memorial day.
The reception given Rev. Mr.. Wris
and family at the Methodist cburcb.
day evening was very pleasant occosi
An interesting program was arran5ed
Guiding music and readings. Interest
remarks were made by Rev. Josia b Poet
Presiding Elder Lewis and Rev. 7
Knapp. Appropriate remarks were md
by Rev. Mr.. Wright. Ice cream and ID
were served.
The Memorial service at the Con
church yesterday was well attended.
very interesting sermon was given by R
andrew Bole Of Coventry, Rev. G.
Wright assisting in the service. n
church was appropriately d~aped with I'D
and there were also some choice plants Al
flowers. The veterans, who mum bered 4
eight, sat In body as distinguished REM
sentatives OF the past.
! JAY.
Elmira Chamberlin has been confnr al
her bed for the past few days.
Mrs. N. Montague of Newport is VISIT
her many friends in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Wakeman are Wis
ing Mr.. Wakeman's sister at Evansville,
Mrs. s. e. ChamberIin of North Tro,
spending few days with her relatives 4
friends =
James Hussey's grandchildren fro
New Hampshire are visiting at his pls
for few days.
Roy Percy has purchased the Bruce far
with stock, and farming tools, for SIS
taking possession on day of purchase.
LOWELL. ~
Mrs. Geo Stinehour is quite sick. }
Miss Gilbert was in Westfield Friday.
Rev. ]. 2. Wallace was in Troy last wee
Ell. Arthur Parker was in Hyde Pa
Saturday.
Mr.. J. Greenwood has gone to Cana
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Watson were
Barton Friday.
A moving pictures entertainment VI
given in Town House Tuesday evening.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid met in d
own hall Wednesday enjoying a please
afternoon.
j. Stickney of Newport Center Vi
the guest of his daughte Mrs. Geo. Curt
tlast week.
Mr.. and Mrs Carlos Skinner of Bart,
Landing. visited friends and relatives
town last week.
Clarence L. Newton, former Low
bow. has been elected president of t
senior class of Boston University L.
SchocI. As marx of Mr.. Newton
ponuIarfty he was the unanimous choice
| his classmates for this honor. 1t is t
first time in the history of the school tt
this much coveted honor has been given
one without contest. Mr.. Newton /
son of Rev. o. e. Newton of Alburgh, v,
mont. He graduated from Montpel
Seminary and later from Wesleyan u
versity in the. class of 1902. In college
took an active interest in football q
baseball, In his senior year receiving
mention on Casper Whitney's All Amer
team. Since entering college, aside FRI
being one OF the best students and hard
workers, he has won a host of frien
represented the Law School on the stro
debating team sent to Washington l
year. coached Broolline High School ba
ball ard football teams with mari
success and won many honors In schol