Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-08
VICINITY ITEMS.
Cleaned from Towns in Our Territory,
Of Interest to All Readers.
Dedication at Hardwick.

Dedication at Hardwick.
The Hazen Road Monument will be ded- |
Gated at Hardwick Street Saturday, Octo- |
,er 13, at 1:30 p. m. by the Hazen Road |
Pomona Grange. All Changers and the
public are invited to be present.
County Court.
The criminal cases having been disposed
of, the jury was discharged Friday, Sept.
2S. The balance of the term was taken up
with court cases. Malcolm Williams
pleaded guilty to a second offense of petit
larceny and was sentenced to,six months
in the house of correction. Following
this the following divorce cases we're heard
by the Court: Annie Williams vs.. Luther
VI. Williams, intolerable severity, Annis
for petitioner; James A. Place VS.. Mary
Place, intolerable severity, Annisi Lillian
NJ. thinner VS.. VIM. F. thinner, willfuI
desertion, Rogers; Annie E. Hussey vs.
Elmer e. Hussey, neglect and refusal TO
support, Black; Leila Lafiam VS.. John
Lafiam, intolerable severity, Young &
Young; Lillian Magoon vs. Clayton l.
Magoon, willful desertion, Frye; Belle M.
Kicker vs.. M. FL. Kicker, .intolera bic sever
ity, Wright; Emma f. HasIett vs.. James
Haslett, intolersb BILE severity, Young &
Young; Minnie Hildreth VS.. Fred Fl Hill
dreth, petition dismissed without preju-
dice, Aldrich; James Dow VS.. Clara Dow,
intolera BILE severity, THOMPSON; Helen
Paine IugalIs VS.. VIM. 5. Ingalls, wlllfui
a \ nrt sd q
Oct 4.
: State j. o. u. A. M.
The twelfth annual session of the State
Council of Vermont Jr. o. U. A. NJ. was
calIedIat nine O'Clock when they enjoyed a
social hour before the morning session
opened at ten O'Clock Fifteen past .coun-
ciIors from local councils were admitted to
tbe state council at this session. After
moon session opened at 1 80 p. m. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: State council
or, w. E. .Giddings OF Springfield; state
vice councillor, w. Fl. Jeffres of East Burke,
Junior past councillor, e. w. Coffrain of
Lyndon; state 'cogpciI secretary, A. e.
w bite of Montpelisf, state ell treas-
urer, G. j. King OF Glover; state council
constable, L. w. Gray of Lyndon, state
council warden, j. w. Noble of Hardwick
state council sentinels, H. w. Gibson Of
Windsor and g. w. Eggleston of East
Burke; state council chaplain, A. NJ. Lang
of Sheffield; state council trustee, q. O
Farr. The representative to the natioDa
council was G. w. Cofrain OF Lyndq0
The district deputies were as follows: Dis
trict No. 1, Fred Day, d. S. C.,ot Wheelock
district Nc 2, Geo. w. Ypuug, d. S. O., o
St. Johnsbury; district MOB, G. H. Wood
1 D. S. c, Of MONTPELIER; district No 4, C
!, c. Cutler, d. s. c., of SEF1ugfeld; distric
4 No. 5, N. FL. Drew, d. s. CTs.ef Glover The
next session of the State Council OF Yer
I mont ]. O. U. A. M. wiItfbe held at Mont
pelier the coming year. Tuesday eEening
Oct 2nd, the Lyndon degreeaesm exempli
fled the degree work in a v9sa creditabl
manner, after which banquet was serve:
by Orleans Council No. 40, J.,O. T. A. M
About one hundred we're present at th&
time.
l. -. Annual Reunson COD.
The 9th Annual Reunion OF CO. D, 6tl
Vt. Vols, was held Wednesday at @es
Derby at the home OF II l.. SanborR. Tn
/ president being absent the meeting wa
called at three o'clock by the secretary
1 Ohsters elected for the year ensuing were
President, A. w. Davis; secretary. A. ]
! Miller; treasurer, J. G. Stickney; execativ
! committee. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Bruu
| nings Mr.. end Mrs. G. D. Cook. The plao
of ths meeting for 1907 il Barton. At to
call of the roll twelve members answere
in person. They were: Dana Cook. Wn
I. ChessmaRe A. w. Davis, Wm. K. Eikin'
A. j. Miller, H. B. Parkhurst, AlonE
Priest, :. f. Putney, F. zd. Rollins. l.
Sanborn, J. G. Stickuey, Z. G. Wheeler
Thirteen responded by letter: Wm. Z
baldwin, VIM Blanchard, 9ohn S Brown
1Jesse Courser, Daniel Jo5lgn, T. NJ. Kim
ball, FL. Knapp, John F. LandmaD, Il 4
Mcclure, Mrs. w. A. Stiiee, Mrs. c. =
Shepard, Horace Rollins, and Capt. NJ "
Davis. After the reading OF letters resolu
tions on the death of Calvin j.. Shepar
and Ira IL McClary were read and adopted
| Then the finances of the Company wer
adjusted, snd at Ave O'Clock the meetln
adjourned to the Free Baptist churct
where supper was served at six o'clock b
the Ladies' Aid Society OF the church
, Besides the members OF Co. ID, other CON
rades and citizens to the number of ovt
one hundred were swell fed" Aft'
. supper Rev. Mr.. Dark presided ct tt
organ and also spoke words OF weieom
e which were responded to by c. c. Whee
y er. There were recitations by Mrs. Fran
K mbsll, "reminiscences by A w. Davi
+ w. s. Jenne and others. At ten o'cioc
o the reunion broke up, after singln
o "America" and the benediction by he
d Mr.. Dark. Many thanks were given
j the citizens of West Derby, and espsciall
=, to Mrs. Frank Kimban and l.. L Sanborl
/, for the success of the 9th Annual &
I union of Co. d.
p A. j. MILLER, Secretary.