Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-08-13
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4N0NA~AA- VIC LAStIlHg OF bH6 DhICVu
Telephone Exchange. as warned in last
weeks MONITOR. The meeting Is to be
held in the schoolhouse instead of F. W.
Baldwin's office, Tuesday, Aug. IA, at 7:3O
O'Clock p m. Everv member should at
tend. IA. PEARSON, Sec.
The following letters remain upcslled
for at the post-offics August 13. Please
say advertised when calling for these
letters: Bessie Allen, Mrs. c. Brooks, ]. G.
Houston, Frank Lavoie, John Neddow,
w. II. Perrin, Arthur Salmon, Anna
Slayton, Allen Thompson, A. B. Stannard.
E. e. Liddell received a letter from a
cousin recently. in which she informed
him that his brother, Park LiddelI of Hath
esburg, Miss was murdered by two negroes,
for his moneylon or about the 23d of July.
Full particulars have not been received,
but it was learned that the negroes are in
prison.
Relatives and friends to the number OF
seventeen, gathered unexpectedly at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Connstock last
Monday, TO remind them that their birth
days came just three days apart. The
time was very pleasantly spent, and pic
mic supper to which all did justice closed
the day.
An event of last week was the marriage
of Miss Nora Mae Page and Clinton Dana
Cook, both OF this village, by Rev. A. b.
Blake at his residence Saturday evening,
August IL. 1t is understood that Mr.. and
~ VT nd
Cooks father, Dana Cook, will make his
home with them.
| The regular meeting of the fire company
is called for tomorrow, Tuesday, evening,
at 7:30 O'Clock In the village hall. 1t is
| hoped large number will come out. A
good fire company Is village asset worth
considerable time and attention by prop
erty owners and the fire chief and wardens
only ask that the men turn out.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. D. Rowell, who left
Barton on the 9TH day OF October last for a
| trip to the west, have returned home.
They accompanied the remains OF Mrs. j..
G. Hall, the mother of Mrs. Rowell. The
body was inferred in the Gem etery here be-
side that of the late J. G. Hail. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rowell have visited number OF the
western states, but spent most OF the
time while absent in Duglewood near Los
Angeles. Mr.. Rowell likes the west but is
not quite ready to give up the pleasant
thugs of Vermont.
Mrs. A. B. Glidden and Mrs. L. NJ. Hub
bard received the sad news of the death OF
their brother, Jesse B. Weed of Richmond
P. @, who died in the Montreal Genera
Hospital Monday morning, Aug. 9th. Mrs
Hubbard attended the funeral which was
held at Melbourne, p. @, Wednesday al
ternoon, Aug. Sth; on account OF pool
health Mrs. Glidden was not able to attend
t N. W. Weed of Milford, Mass, ana Mr.
and Mrs. Emery Lawrence OF Lebanon, n
H., called on their sisters, Mrs. Gllddel
. and Mrs. Hubbard, on their way to Mel
bourne to attend the funeral.
r Mrs. Luda Mccoy, who has been sick TO
g about three weeks, died last Tuesday. Mrs
Mccoy was born in Sheffield nineteen year
ago. Four years ago she married Gilma
70 Mccoy, and has lived in this vicinity sine
that time. For three years she has bee
g until recently. She leaves q husband,
n father, Willis Wilkey, and other more dis
tant relatives and friends to mourn ht
10 loss. The funeral was held at the hou
st last Thursday, Rev. A. B. Blake officiating
The remains we're inferred at Browningto
Center.
ne LIE Beau Lac is the correct spelling
-, FL. Farman, superintendent Of schools
-, Westfieid is to be thanked for calling Il
h. attention of Bartonites to the fact til
LA Belle" WIS incorrect. The persC
giving the nahIe ola Belle Lac" to t
n' club however took it in good faith fro
" records found in possession of historian
10 thus clearing himself OF the responsible
of creating a new French rule, name
lc- the feminine form Of the article may
'he used with the feminine form of an adjt
Sc tive when preceding masculine not
Let as for once and for all discard the
at name and the new rule.
'ch The fusion rally heid here Thursc
Lhe evening could hardly he called rally
there were but forty persons present g
,n- there was not the least enthusiasm. F
VIC lowing is the report appearing in the u,
md mornings Rutland Herald. Clemen
:. paper. 1t peaks for itself and belittles
the paper and Clement in the sight of Bart
us people as the report in numbers is an adj
"a lutte Ifalsehood, presumably intention
v;u "Barton, Aug. 9,-The fusion rally b
in the 10 eal opera mousse tonight was
tended py about 500 people, the speak
.na- being G II. Davenport and s. r. Mouit
~ They were introduced by MIR. Cassi
oaii The speakers discussed machine metho
but state expenses, mismanagement Of st
yon institution, the caucus law and OF
state issues"
oo,, Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Tenney returned
Viii Saturday from a pleasant trip to
the Hampshire. They visited Rev. and
ar. r L. Sheaff iat Gorham and found tt
very nicely situated. Mr.. 5heaf is pa!
of hourishing church with fine chu
,use and parsonage building. Last Thurs