Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-06

n OF this town, died Tuesday last
cine Of his son l.. w. Hall. The &c
leaves a wife, two daughters ano
pms and several grandchildren 10
n his departure.
re viii be a literary and musical
tainment at the Methodist Episcopal
ia on Saturday evening, Nov. IL, fol-
by an oyster supper at the Town
Outside talent will assist at the
tainment, and pleasant and pronts-
vening is promised. Everybody cor
invited.
R-ASBURC.
ma Pike is very i'll.
b.. Lee has moved into Frank Willey's
;.
aries Fisher has returned home from
nGton.
ward Webster of Boston is visiting
ds in town.
Bogue of Richiord made snort step
WI last. Thursday.
=. Dwyer has a. lovely pink chrysan-
,um with over 200 blossoms. .4W
$. Herbert CoNles of Barton Landing
htlyckfIed on friends in town.
and Mrs. Parlin of Manchester, N.
a. ye taken the e. p. Church farm.
and Mrs. q. w. Russell have been
dtne the week in Boston and vicinity.
10 Irasburg cornet band will have a
.ert and oyster supper Thanksgiving
ling.
q. F. Edmunds of Bristol was in
d last week to attend the funeral OF
mother.
ao Mscia has sold his place to Thomas
Emo. and purchased the farm recently
ted by Frank Kennedy.
neI q. g. T. of Icasburg have initiated
,,embers and held one hundred meet
since their organization.
Ae hand concert and box party was
less and enjoyed by large company
proceeds were about S47 90.
II. and Mrs: Davis of Morrisville nave
spending a few Gays with Rev. ana
Wright. Mrs. Davis is Mr.. virgins
pr.
L. Russell, who has been spending
summer with his son George, has gone
Massachusetts TO spend the winter Will
daug hters.
he resolutions upon the death OF Mrs
tie Woodward, as printed IN a recen
x1ToR. were also adopted by the / .
+ of which she was member.
he ladies of the Methodist church vii
u a chicken pie supper at Court hous
next wednesday evening, Nov. .
irasburg band will be present, teg
or,r,union service was held at the Con
gational church last sunday and on
member admitted to membership.
fr and Mrs. Whelan, who have bee
rvine on a large farm in Massachusett
past few years returned last Frida
4 win live on their farm near the Nc
n place.
rhe Modern Woodmen. lodge OF tn
20 viii hold promenade and dance
ri house hall Friday evening 9th
ek. Music by Billiards. orchestr
nuer. Everyone invited.
s,he I. o. G. T. Frances e. Willard Lode
On will celebrate its one hundredt
eating wednesday evening, Novemb'
n. with a chicken pie supper, folloWe
an entertainment consisting of speeche
sic and reading. Every body invited.
Abbie Bryant, widow of the late WI
smunds. died Tuesday morning, Oct 8
ed IS years. OF her six children on
rec survive. DR.. @. F. Edmunds
,stol. Joseph and Benjamin of this tow
re- Edmunds had spent several yea
m her son in Bristol, but for the pa
II Years had lived with her son Josep
the old home farm. The funeral W
I'D at ne house Thursday, Rev. j. Poetic
sicisting and the burial was by the si
her husband in the Irssburg cemeter
rrsnee,u ents were in charge OF ii.
.ners. Mrs. Edmunds was highly c
emed by those who knew her.
Mrs. Maryette (Jerome) Larrabee, wife
ID. Larra pee, a long time resident of II
ace. died of cancer Of the stomach at t
Iylum in Waterbury October 20. II
mains were taken to Hardwick al
sesd beside her son Frank. Mrs. Larrah
as srxty-one years, eight months Of
be had oeen great sufferer for the ps
hree weeks. She leaves husband and Il
hildren; all were present at the funer
ev. j. A. Dixon officiating. The
ERE many besutiiul flowers, roses a,
'hryssnthemums and a pillow Of VIII
pses snd maiden hair ferns from the chill
PA.
TsS We wish through the MoNrr,
taenx n. CpaDy kind friends VINO
Indiv beIpsd ussn the death and bur
I o1ar dear Matte, specially her teach
nd echooimstes ana the ModSp Woo
ben and others for their beautiful e,
ributes and loving remem brancs
hose who so kindly lined the grave
Mr.. AND MRS FRED Wr-sr,
AND FAMILY.