Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-08

| previous to his moving here was g resident
of Irasburg. During Mr.. Badgers resi-
dence in Irasburg he was married to Miss
Jennie Croft of Salem Del by, and OF this
union five children are now living. The
funeral was held Tuesday, Rev. ]. B. Ly-
man officiating.
Henry Baraw of this place. was injured
by jumping from train near Newport
Center, Saturday night Apr. 29th. Mr..
Baraw, who is somewhat deaf, did not
| hear the brakeman call out the Newport
| Center station and was carried past. The
| conductor slowed down the train when he
discovered that Mr.. Baraw had been car
ried beyond the station. However, Mr..
Baraw wished to expedite matters and
Ieaped to the ground, striking on his back
and shoulders. He was placed on the train
and carried to North Troy, where he was
attended by DR.. Horan. Sunday he re-
| turned to Newport Center in company with
M. F. Phillips.
To say that the presentation of the play
sup Vermont Way" by the Thespians last
| Friday evening was success, hardly ex-
presses it. The general opinion seems to
| be that no play given in Barton Landing
| in late years was as well staged or as we'll
acted as was the second presentation of
Sup Vermont Way". It would be useless
| to specialize acts or actors, as seemingly
every scene was carried out to perfection.
| We should not fail to mention the scenery
| the like Of which is seldom seen outside
the city theaters. The house was we'll
| filed and large number remained to the
| social dance after the play which was much
| enjoyed by all who stayed. Madam Brooks
orchestra OF st. Johnsbury furnished mu-
| sic throughout the evening and for the
dance. Many persons from surroun ding
| towns were at the play.
SOUTH BARTON.
| George Wheeler has bought B. Il.
Doyle's farm.
| John L. Forrest is working at the o. and
| G. steam mill.
| G. Frederic Wheeler has returned from
his trip south.
| Chas. Frost of Massachusetts, called on
friends here last Friday.
Eben Stevens OF Coventry was in town
part OF la6G week Hsn1ng.
Wesley Doyle has moved to Barton
| Landing where he has work.
Mr.. John Canty's daughter Mary, who
has been visiting him, has gone home.
Miss Eliza Folsom, who has been visit
| ing in Bloomington, has returned home.
B. Fl. Doyle sold his farm here and has
gone back to his work IN LittIeton, N. H.
The remains of Mrs. James Roltham OF
Sutton were brought here April 29th for
burial.
Freeman Kimball has moved his goods
from Barton Landing here to his fathers
and is going to work on the section.
w. 8. Mcdowell has framed a barn in his
yard here, which he is drawing to the Fox
Hall farm at Westmore for ]. g. Peene.
Chauncey Drown, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
g. l. Drown, who is employed by the New
England Telephone Co. at Montpelier,
was seriously hurt by live wire last week.
ALBANY. /
Mrs. Henry is seriously Ill.
Henry Gravel has moved to Irasburgh.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Gregory were in st.
Johnsbury last week.
Will Buckman is working for Clayton
Butler for the present.
While splitting wood recently, II. E.
Carter cut his leg badly.
D. L. Mcclure and Fred Newton are
having their houses painted.
Chas. s. Gregory from Newport, R. I. is
visiting his father, Rev. A. Gregory.
Miss Hazel EIdridge is conveying the
scholars from the Center to the Cheney
district.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Carter spent few
days last week at Barton Landing, visiting
Mrs. Carter's relatives.
William Sartwell and o. M. George went
to Burlington last week. where Mr.. Sart-
well expected to have his eyes treated.
Mr.. Jerome, who has been on the town
farm for some time, died there last Tues |
day. The funeral was held Thursday.
John Tenney has sold his four year old |
bay horse to parties in Worcester, MASS,
for $40O.
Last Monday afternoon about 9 O'CLOCK,
the store building of &. w. Cowles was
discovered to be on fire and but tor Time
ly and efficient aid, serious ire Woulo
have reaulted. The fire was caused by
child playing with matches In the wood
she'd. IT spread rapidly but was controlled
soon after it was discovered and the damage
to the building was not great.
NORTH ALBANY.
Little Glendon Sanborn is sick.
Tenny Keith is working for Fred Twom-
bly,.
Elmer Mathews has two sisters and o |
brother stopping with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. o. Clough of Barton
Landing were here few dsys recently.
The Sunny Side school observed Arbor
day by planting two trees In the school
grounds.