Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-05-28
he graduating class OF Derby Academy

The New England Telephone Company
have secured the services of Miss Lura A.
Williams OF Concord as operator In F. D.
Pierce's store.
Mrs. Carrie Murray. who went to Muncfe,
Ind, last fall, will return this week and
make her home for the present with Miss
Pomona Joslyn.
game of baseball has been arranged
with the Barton and Barton Landing teams
to be played next Wednesday. The game
is called for 10 100 o'clock.
Mrs. Abbie S. Baldwin of Claremont,
n H, comes this week to spend few
days visiting her son, o. E. Cowles, and
her brother, G. w. Tenney.
Mrs. G. A. Drew attended the meeting
of the Ladies' Society last Wednesday for
the first time in six months, having
recovered from a long illness.
8. E. Winslow has traded the Waldo
Mossman buildings for II. T. Seaver's house
and real estate on Elm street. 1t is expected
that W. E. Hanson will occupy the build
ings.
IN. M. I1uDUHEO anu aulOS AODluSOh SO
to Montreal today to attend the dog show
there this week. Mr.. Hubbard will enter
three dogs for premiums and Mr.. Robinson
two dogs.
DIR. J. A. Pearson has thoroughly reno
waited his dental rooms. He has painted,
papered, carpetsd and done plumbing
making everything very convenient and
pleasant.
Rev. W. c. johnson will preach the bac-
calaureate sermon before the graduating
class of Barton Academy Sunday evening
at the M. E. church. The public is cordi-
ally invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buswell are happy
over the birth of girl, who came to their
home on Saturday the 10Th. And Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. SWEET have boy, born Thurs
day. Congratulations.
The 9th and 7th grade schoolboys played
game of baseball with the Barton Land
ing school team last Saturday on the
| Playground, the score standing II to in
favor OF the Barton boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Walcott are spend
ing week at Willoughby. Mr.. Walcott
will take.a number of scenic views for
illustrating a book which is being gotten
out by D. w. Hildreth of Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. D. Phillips, Mr.. and
Mrs. All Cutler, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. B. Blake,
Mrs. Ell. R. Cutler, Mrs. Cordelia Cutler,
Miss Mabel Teller and several others from
this place attended the funeral of Mary B.
Cutler at West Glover last Tuesday.
The teachers and pupils OF the first seven
| grades of the Academy are preparing an
entertainment to be given in Sewers Hall
on Friday evening, June 1st, at 7:45 p. m.
Ii will consist of patriotic songs and reci-
tations and there VIII also. be two or three
very fine drills. Tickets with reserved
seats are on sale at Pierce's at 15 cents.
Nearly 200 children are to take part, SO
procure seats early.
| The following account Of the Atwood
Rawson wedding taken from the Benning-
ton Reformer will be of interest to many
Barton people:
In the presence of nearly one hundred
relatives and friends at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, E. e. Rawson of Elm street, their
youngest daughte Miss M. Louise Raw
son, on Tuesday evening, May 22nd at 8: :3(
became the wife Of George b. Atwood o o.
Brooklyn. Rev. George S. Mills officiated
using the full ring service of the Episcopa
church. The bride was given away by hel
father. The house was beautifully trimmed
with apple blossoms tastefully arranged il
all the rooms. The BRIDES gown was O
white silk trimmed with lace. She were
, | veil and carried bouquet of lilies of tn
: valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood left on tn
night train for Montreal They are t.
, spend their honeymoon in Maine and ol
their return are to live at 438 Third street
1 Brooklyn, where Mr.. Atwood is employe'
by the Wheeler Engineering & Condense
| company He is graduate OF the Massa
chusetts Institute of Technology and is
q rising young civil engineer and has fin
position. The bride is graduate of tn
- Bennington high school and has been en-
gagged In kindergarten teaching in Brook
. lyn for several years. Among the wedd1n
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Atwoo
of Brooklyn, Miss Ranney and Miss Gel
I trude Skinner of New York and Mr.. an
s Mrs John T. Batchelder of Barton.
Mrs. Antoine Valley, whose illness wit
9 pneumonia has been previously mentionet
q passed away last Thursday night at III
O'Clock. Mrs Valley was one of the ole
{ est residents of this village, having live
n here over sixty years. She was exceeding
ly active for one of her age and until fe
days before her death was able to wal
abo 1T the village. Miss Sophia Boisvert WI
born in st. Francis, P. O., on Aug. 5. 1S
and lived IN Canada until she was abol
10 twenty years old. In 1889 she married Al
tome Valley and soon after moved to We
mont where she has lived ever since. 81
Il was faithful member of the Cathol
o church and constant attendant. She WI
an industrious woman, kind mother ar
i, an aft. ctionate wife. She leaves to moul
. her :oss SON, Joseph A Valley, with who
she made her home for several of her la
a. years, and three daughters, namely, Mi
c. Rosaiie Valley OF Stanstead, Mrs. Fr,
Q. Bean and Mrs. Noah Brooks of this plae
!. besides other more distant relatives. T
funeral Was held In the Catholic chur
:. Saturday morning, Rev. Fir. Joseph Tu
= sott officiating. The remains were interr
49, in the CathoIfc ccynn+,~v