Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-15
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her sister, Mrs. WILCOX.
Miss McDuffsy from Canada ta.oh
spring term in district No. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Borlo,a
Tuesday, May 9, for Kalispen. Mo,tsn'
Messrs. Sisco, Nye & Hawkins ba% ~
England telephones put into tbe,r sa
the past week.
Chester King and wife from Psss,
were here to attend the funeroI :.
Kings grandmother. "
James Buchanan of Boston NJ.
spending short time here with 49,
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Bucbon. 20
other relatives.
The Barton Landing band, comno.o,
p pseces, will furnish music at thu IN
May 80, Decoration Day. servToo. 'i.ia
cemetery commence at ten o'clocL NJ ~ u
will be served at the rooms 30 =. Dlun3
Corps. Rev. Marcellus 7. Farmso IN. men !.
the orator. Services the SUNDAY n. VII 4
to Decoration Day at the South cbnsoS
one o'clock.
A boy was born on Saturdav NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Stevens, but his ~.
life went out on Tuesday. Burial sa. II
were held on Thursday, Rev. Alha,t ' c
DRY OF Albany officiating. Mr. ans
Stevens have the sympathy Of tbo,- ~, MI
in the loss of the little one. = ien
Ths delegates appointed bv Mosonn
No. Is, TO visit schools are o. en- %
Glover, No, 8, D. r. Cobb; w. Gloror .O "
2, NJ. Abbott and Rev. hewitt. par,1r ~
l. Drew; Naples, No. 5. T. Mes ISL 4
Glover, No. Is, John Arthur: An6er.o :,
vile, No. 2, 8. T. Vance; Mud TsIond ~
9, ]. P. Christie; Wright. No nv
Williams; Beach, No. Z, G. P. Fisba.' u
Albany, No. 10, c. W. Cook: vanna r.. ?
Lounge. ASaa|
There was farewell reception oiro
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. N n j
Saturday evening, May g.. where soya a,4
or more OF the friends If NJ -
John z. Borland were present IT, -
ing was pleasantly spent with socia, ~
music and games. Ice cream and col-a
served The community regrets the ooin
away OF Mr.. and Mrs. BorIand go
always lived in town and have 49,
friends Mrs. Borland MAY LYMAN haI
oeen an efhcient teacher for several VOC I
ana neiper In choir and Sunday soho,
A token OF remembrance was left 49,
With best wishes for their nrosneritv o.,
happiness In their far of western homo
In the death Of Ruth (Bean) Wright n
s7stra vr,5Er
community loses one of its Oldest inbeh
ltants- she was born In Sutton n a
June %, 1917. She was an ever zeo,on
member OF the Congregational church ON,
III enoearlng, thoughtful mother an,
grandmother, ever working for the inter
ests OF those she loved. She leaves to r,opr,
her loss, aside from the family circle .,
unusually large number of friends yh
knew her to love her. Theodore WRIGHT
Barton, Rev. Reuben Wright and Mr.,
Irene Wright Crane of Boise. Idaho. an
families and c. C. King and family bsv
ultlr1ngiy cared for her in her declinto
years. Curtis Bean, an aged brother. z 4,
nVes In Canada, is the last surviv4,,,
lneln Ger OF the once large family. TIL
funeral was held at her late home
=. Y. Kings, Rev. Mr.. Trowbridge O
south Albany officiating. The interman,
was IN the family lot in the West (5Iove
cemetery. Flowers betokened the lovin,
thought of many friends. sympathy i
extended to the bsreaved family.
GREENSBORO.
3. b. Laid has gone to Glover to werl
for Mrs. Nettie Patterson. :.
j. Ii. Darlington has moved to the tene.
ment recently vacated by F. E. Pope. =.
A. j. Mcclellan has bought E. o. Ran
oali's farm and rented it to James Picket.
W. w. Goss has returned to Greensboro
and commenced the erection of new
mouse near the boarding house.
DR.. FL. D. Martin, the eye specialist, has
opened an office at Caspian Lake Hotel
where he will remain until May 81.
Orville Pinney, former well known
Greensboro young man, was married last
week in Boston, Mass, to Miss Helen
Rocket of that city.
Walton B. Simpson and Miss Marcia
McClary of this town were united in mar
Rage at the home of the bride by Rev. ]. G
Taylor, Tuesday evening, and took the sos
train for st. Johnsbury. Congratulations
Harry Gebbie, whose sickness has been
before mentioned, was taken violently
worse last Thursday and died Friday after
noon. Harry was IA years of age, very
genial boy and highly respected by all who
knew him. he leaves mother, one sister
and one brother, who have the heartfelt
sympathy of all. The funeral was held
Sunday at 1890, Rev. Mr.. Hood officiating.
The tnterment was at East Craftsbury.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs. Hood is again at home.
Mrs. Jane Flanders is gaining slowly.
Mrs. N. A. Ross is sick with tonsiIitis.
E. G. Judd was in DanviIle over Sunday.
Harvey Burnap from Hard wick was call
ing on friends Thursday.
Several from this place attended the W..
C. T. .. meeting at May Clary's.
A gloom was cast over the community
Friday afternoon by the death of j. How
ard Daggert, who had been sick with peri
tonitis but few days. Mr.. Daggert was to