Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-01-16

her sister, Mrs. Charlie Ames, the
week.
b. Bert Wallace and wife OF Island
q visited bis brother, Wilbur Wallace
week.
Is. 5. NJ. Wales mother, who has been
ing with her for few weeks, has re-
ed to her home in New Hampshire.
e A. Z. Sunday school elected new
srs lJan. 1st. Bert MoultoD, superin-
bent; William Parker, assistant super
ndent; Mrs. Gertie Demick, secretary
treasurer.
T. George Rumery OF Holland and MISS
tie Hartwell OF Barnston were united
marriage Dec. 26tb, by Rev. 5. NJ
es, at the home OF the brides mother,
Turton Hill, and left on the noon
o for Montreal. They have the best
pes OF many friends for a long and
~ life.
R-ASBURG.
harIes Metcalf has sold his farm back
Mr.. Steele.
r. and Mrs. Cyrus MetcaIf have moved
IanOver, n. n.
r. Jesse Heath, who has been quite
is convalescent.
rs. Russell Cowles has been quite Ill in
ohnsbury the past week.
iss Abbie Pike from North Craitsbury
been spending the week with Mr.. and
Z. b. Pike.
L. Barrows is getting in lumber for
addition to his barn to be erected in
spring.
iss Myrtle Slack goes this week to
lington to take course of study in the
mess College.
ernie Hill, Joe Freeheart, George Ken
N and Cassius Allen have returned
Eden where they have been working
he Mill company.
Mere will be q Christian Endesvor
al at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Is Friday evening Jan, 20. All inter-
d are cordially invited.
ev. and Mrs. j. K. Knapp returned
pc last Friday night. Mr.. Knapp re-
ed his work as pastor of the Methodist
scopal church yesterday.
ARD.-We take this opportunity to
ress our heartfelt thanks to our friends
neig hbors, who in many ways &c
div assisted us and helped to tighten
burden of sorrow during the sickness,
b and burial of our beloved Wife,
ghter and sister.
ii. b. CHAMBERLAIN,
AZ T. kEDEII, AND FAMILY.
he funeral of Mrs. II. b. Chamberlain
attended at the house last Wednesday
rnoon, Rev. w. A. Warner OF Barton
,iating. Arrangements were in charg'
Undertaken Greene of Newport. Thu
kxet was of the choicest make and ther'
a profusion Of lovely flowers presented
Friends including SO white carnation
pn ladies in Coventry. The grave wa
ID with soap stone covered with ever
sns.
n the evening of Jan. Sd about eight!
nds and neighbors OF Mr.. and Mrs
hur Miles met at their home to cele
Re their twentieth wedding anniver'
Mr.. Bert Dean of Barton Landing
present with his phonograph and gave
excellent enterta 'nment. Oysters an(
e we're ser, ed Gnd . pleasant time wa
owed by all. kev. 8. g. Lewis OF Bar
Landing. in behalf of the company
sented Mr.. and Mrs. Miles with Nor
chair and lamp.
JAY.
there will be donation and oyster sur
in the town hall Tuesday night, JaI
b.
A. Macomber went to Cowansvil
n. 10. His wife accompanied him
clifford.
Clinton Day and wife of Newport visitf
Days father Sunday and Mrs Day r
ined here through the week.
dr and Mrs. James Slsco were called
ontpelIer Tuesday on account OF t
.ious illness Of Mrs. Sisco's mother, Nj
nsur, ,
rbe creamery ice hLuse Is being nileo
Parker was in Barton Landing Tue
y.
Miss Alice Skinner from Troy was
En over Sunday.
Mr.. German of Worcester, Mass was
cent visitor in town.
Clarence Stannard and Allie Harol
re In North Troy Tuesday.
Mr.. Blake Aldrich, an eyed citizen, q
n. 8. His age was about 81.
colds are the general complaint
X ones in town are recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Crocker OF NO
vde Park visited at V. NJ. Parker's
eek.
Mr.. Ora Carron of Barton and Miss A
lIliyan, who were recently married
av. Father Turcot, will reside in Bar
Mr.. Carron is in business there.
The basket ball game played in the to
IN last Friday night between North L
ID the home team resulted In scor
to % In favor of North Troy.
MORGAN.
h.. L. Holmes is on the sick list.
Miss Ina Stevens is working at w.
Iood's.
John Burroughs is not SO. we'll as ne
st week.
Raw Vinton Is home from Massachus
visit.
Mrs. E. d. Peavey has been under