Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-12-11

last Wednesday. NJ. A. Wright was IN |
HYDE Park last Tuesday. Capt. A. w. Far
man was in Newport on business last Tues
day. w. B. Gilpin was in Barton over the
3rd inst. w. e. Farman was in Hardwick
recently.
Last Friday afternoon and evening the
Cong'l Ladies' Aid society held sale and
furnished chicken pie supper in the hall,
which was attended by large company Of
people. The supper was fine. About four
O'Clock, six OF the men who work in the
Woodworth mill went to the hall and
bought each man an apron, put it on and
returned to the mill. The ladies cleared
sixty-five or seventy dollars.
WESTMORE.
Geo. ConIey is home from Barton.
w. NJ. Leland is very sick at this
writing.
Norris Crow has moved his family here
from Charleston.
Mrs. E. e. Hunt is visiting Mrs. F. II.
Foster at Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Calkins visited at
Morgan over Sunday.
John Spencer, wife and child of Newport
visited his parents laat week.
Mrs, c. Fl. Atkins returned home Mon
day from her visit in New Hampshire.
Il P. Berwick, who has been sick, has SO
far recovered as to be out of doors again.
Martin CIapper and family have gone to
Norton, where Mr.. Clapper has work in
bobb1n mill.
: Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Cowles have gone
, TO Island Pond to stay for this winter,
where Mr.. Cowles has work in the mill.
Mrs. A. w. Lyon and son. Eugene, OF
. Charleston were called here Thursday
night to be present while her son, Fred,
underwent an operation.
Waldo N. GiIchrist of Hardwick and
Eleanor Bowley OF Westmore were mar
. ried at Barton recently, by Rev. w. Z.
; Johnson OF Barton. Congratulations.
The people of this town were greatly
shocked TO learn of the death from heart
failure of Fred Lyon, last Saturday, Dec.
q in the General Hospital at Montreal.
ktter his accident, which occurred Thurs
dav. he had been taken to Montreal for an
operation, but he was too weak TO rally'
Mr.. LYON was born in Charleston IN
l. February. 1873. but has spent most OF his
life in this town, where he married the
c. daughter of I'll. d. Beebe. He was 8
steady. industrious, genial man who hac
n MANY friends and was highly esteemed o1
the whole community. The remains Wer'
no brought here to-day (MondaY) and tn
funeral will be held tomorrow at tWelV
O'Clock at the home of his wife's father
10 Rev. 3. p. Rose officiating. His near rela
- tives who survive him are his VIE, wv
'eK little boys, his parents, Mr.. and MRS.
ere w. Lyon Ct Charleston, four brotners
ed. Carter of New York, George, who lives Il
the the West, Burt and Eugene, sister, Etta
the of Morgan. and his wife's parents OF thl
.ch place. The body will be inferred In 10
cemetery here. His friends have IN
4ist sympathy of multitude of his toWnsmer
'ble CALEDONIA COUNTY,.
emit WEST BURKE.
c. ]. Trefren was in st. Johnsbury ia'
ng- week.
. all pa =, Moodsvil,e la
'her week.
Mrs. G. H. Coburn was in West Dert
YER last week.
che Willis Smith OF Ryegate visited at
, ~ home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. RuggIes were in
rvos Johnsbury last week.
an Mrs. Lizzie Wetmore OF Barre is visi
S in at Mrs E. NJ. Thompson's.
lcti- Raymond Cole OF littIeton. N. H.,
visiting at DR.. Dickerman's.
J.. 9. Mrs Miles of Sutton has been visitil
aged her daughter, Mrs. o. L. Leonard.
Inc Mr.. and Mrs. Ebenezer King of Ryega
laay' visited at A. 81. Gedding's recently.
G. E. Moulton and l. Wells are iurc
l. u for the town at county court at st. John
ON. bury.
h.st Sylvester Whittier, who has been ste
nner piog at Fred Winters, has gone
Cabot.
Miss Fletcher of Esaex Junction is ST
IL a. shutting in the intermediate school 70
few weeks.
cd al The Village Improvement society '
hold their annual fair at q. A r. /
1li- Friday, Dec. II. -
st. Mrs. A. E. Hall was called "A Rlchf
Kisses recently, by the illness OF her oaugp
sgins Mrs. Clayton Hitchcock
Toe entertainmsnt by Laing BIOS
town one of the finest, and q large audience
tele- joyed the evening. Receipts Sls p9
The Good Templar Lodge Of kynd
atives Vile viii give an entertainment 'enti
ng at "Penalty of Pride" at 9. A. r. "a Tn
day.