Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-03
Mr. and Mrs. Milliken win reside at
Portland Maine.

son Badger, died at the hospital at Han
over Saturday morning. The young man
had been ailing for several weeks and on
Thursday 1t was thought best TO have an
operation, and he was taken to Hanover,
where the operation was performed, but
the young man died not long after. The
deceased was about eighteen years old.
The body was brought here and the funeral
held Sunday from the house, Rev. j. B.
Lyman officiating, and the remains in
tered in the cemetery here. Much SYM
pathy is felt for the family.
An elaborate program for the Fourth
of July celebration has been arranged for
tomorrow. There viii be parade of an
tiques and horribIes in the morning at o.
clock. This will be followed by bail
game between the Island Pond and Barton
Landing team. The batteries for Barton
Landing will be Winchester and Searles,
while Gildea and Bishop will officiate for
Island Pond. There will be a tug of war
between the strong men of two towns.
The Willoughby Sunday school associa-
tion will have a picnic at noon. In the
afternoon will be mum Der Of races and
athletic sports which viii be followed by
another game of base ball between Barton
Landing and Island Pond. In the evening
there will be dance in the new Opera
House and grand display of fireworks.
SOUTH BARTON
G. Frederic Wheeler is in Boston for
few weeks.
Mabel Gordon has finished work at Fred
Friends.
Mr.. OIef Bailey visited in st. Johnsbury
few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Bailey visited her
parents in DanvilIe few days recently.
Miss Peak of Wheelock closed success
fuI term of school at Undercliff last Friday.
Mrs. Ezra Drown and daughter Mildred
visited at H. j. Brooks in Westmore last
week.
Mrs. L. Ell. Orcutt is spending few
weeks with her son, q. B. Orcutt, across
Crystal lake.
renee, Mass, are visiting his brother, Mr..
Alfred Varney.
Mr.. James Stamford and little daughter
Mabel visited his sister, Mrs. G. w.
Abbott, last week.
Miss Marion Currier OF Barton was the
| guest Of her sister, Mrs. F. FL Pilsbury, g
few days recently.
Mrs. B. c. Berry and Miss Eta Folsom
visited Miss Maud WheeIer's school at
Duck Pond last Thursday.
Nettie Hill finished her school in West
Glover last Friday. We are glad to learn
that Miss Hill is successful teacher.
| Mrs. G. I. Drown, who has been work
ing at Isaac Rash's in Westmore, has
| finished work there and returned home.
Miss Maud Wheeler finished her school
| at Duck Pond last Friday. This is Miss
Wheeler's second term, and all wish her
success.
Miss May Campbell of Barton closed a
successful term of school here last Friday.
Ice cream and cake were served. We hope
Miss Campbell will return for the rest OF
the year.
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| at the home of his daughter, Mrs. B. G.
Berry, was recently removed to his home
in Magog, P. @. He gradually grew worse
| and died June 16. Funeral services were
held in the Episcopal church and inter-
ment was IN Pine Hill cemetery beside his
father, mother, and two daughters. He
was an honored member CT the Masonic
| af I'll
| were four prominent members OF the
Masonic lodge of Magog. He leaves to
mourn his loss wife, four daughters,
three sons, and two brothers.
ALBANY.
NJ. B. Chafey is spending the week in
Boston.
Mrs. Kittridge is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Pierce, in Hardwick.
Mrs. E. H. Bushnell and daughter Clara
from Quincy Mass, are visiting here.
Chas. Duckless was home from Barton
Landing few days the first of the week.
Rev. and Mrs A. Gregory attended the
preachers meeting at Lyndonville last
week.
! J.lB. Darling and LIZ. a. NJ. Godoard
| with their families are taking carriage
trip to Newport and Canada.
Glen Bailey, who has been at sFairview
| Farras'' for few weeks is now at Mrs.
Peter Randali's in Craftsbury.
Mr.. Burnham of Sutton gave an hours
readings at the social Wednesday evening,
which were very fine and much enjoyed by
all present.
T. B. johnson, who has been visiting
relatives in Massachusetts, and New Hamp-
shire for several weeks. returned to ssFafr-
view Farms" last week.
Ernest Dunn and Miss Gertrude School
craft, both of Albany, were married at
East Craftsbury, by Rev. Mr.. Taylor, yes
terday, Sunday. Congratulations.
W. j. EIdridge is making great improve
ment on his house and barn, raising the
barn 10 #. and putting IN basement. He
has also added new veranda to three