Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-08-21


Jay Seaver was in town last week
on relatives.
next meeting OF g. A. r. and W.
i'll be Sept. Z.
} Anderson Is assisting Arthur sal
It'll his farm work.
Frank Drew has been quite Ill the
eek with tonsilitis.
w. G. Leonard AID daughter HATTIE
ting at Chaplin Leonard's.
FreRard of Barton has bought Ben
farm, reported price 5000
Royston photographed the large
at the Clark reunion Thursday.
eue Bickford is quite sick at the
4 his daughter, Mrs. Freeman sheuu'
and Mrs. McFsrlane of Greensboro
are visiting their daughter MIS-
ileford and King are building
ou.e near their cottage at Caspian
Carl Bean has been entertaining
usiu, Mrs. A. J. Anderson, the past
Percy TempIeton was called here IN
il with DIR. Dow, FOR Mrs. Sargent
eek.
Nellie johnson and daughter Of
gton, y. Y, are visiting her brother
parker.
Madison Wood Of Derby was the
of her daug hter, Mrs. Geo. Ander-
he past week.
John Curtis and daughter Mildreu
whitman, Mass, were at A. j. AL
ms last Tuesday.
nix Phillips, E. b. Leonard and Geo.
am have had the New England phone
In their houses.
NJ. Gilmour who lately sold his farm
mour and Chase has purchased Etnan
ms farm in Barton.
and Mrs. Duncan McFarlane Vlsiteu
granddaughter, Mrs. {. W. Bead
thursday and Friday.
Richardson has sold his house u
bishop who has been occupying Geo
atey's house and store.
3. Young's horse, Major Wilkes, VOL
ID money in the 235 class at the races
ttleton, N. H., last week.
Hsmm OF Keene, N. d., Cparlt'
,eu Of Maiden, Mass, and Mrs. step
yisited at H. D. Abbott's last week.
over Grange No. 272, will meet satur'
evening, Aug. 26. The table Tor I'M
IN will furnish ice cream. Laole
be bring cake.
ere will be a social dance at Institute
Thursday evening, August "a. stone
estra will be in attendance. DANCING
nts per couple.
barles Chesley of Burke and daughte
recently visited at Carl Beams. Mis-
slev has been teacher in the Publl
OILS of Minneapolis, Mimi, for severa
S.
RS Nellie Curtis and little daughte
whitman, Mass, who have been Wis
at J.. W. Pstterson's the past week
gone to Caspian Lake to camp witt
.Lurtis's brother.
he third annual reunion OF the CLARK
o and kindred families was held on tn
day of August, 1905 at the home Of +
lark and was attended by more tina
people. who enjoyed the occasion In
sely. The members we're called to ord'
the. president, s. N Clark, and ats
yer bv Rev. A. w. Hewitt, F. =. Clsrl
iruAn OF a committee appointed la
IN draft articles OF association, presen
he same. which were adopted after
lv discussion and some amendment
ountiful repast prepared by the ladI
then served after which the exercls
q resumed. &c. Clark in his usu
and interesting style extended
rty greeting to all present, also made
der and touching reference to- tho
q had left us since our last meeting :"
the innu merable throrg." DIR. h.
rk of Brockton responded In hApl
n. referring to the noble achlevemen
our.ancestors who were among the pi
RS in settling the state and LAID stress {
duties- and responsibilities of the
cen ahts and assured US that we cou
or their memory by grand deed
AIRED tothe sugar orchards as bel
nGzeakeaLty and glory OF We
vterized their desrructi
6aiism and called upon
q put the ban on all So
tott from Winslow, Was
resent with his sister, M
rs Brooklyn, n. Y. They sa
nt the "old home' and he ga
tions on his cornet and favor
comT,anv with a few remarks. The 4
ring officers were elected for the ensui
A.. pres. F. c. Clark; Vice Pres, 8.
no. 50. w. F. Clark; Treas, S. N. Clal
N. Clark, J. G, King. and H.
happy company then {
at the call OF the execut
next year on Thursday of
as required by the articles
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