Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-05

company; March Is, s. A. Long The
sale OF seats will be November 20. The
jackson Company are returning for
1nlrd concert at st. Johnsbury this year,
and Mr.. jackson is considered the best
tenor OF the east. Mr.. OutcauIt is we'll
known to the public as the creator of
Buster Brown and his dog. Further
announcements next week.
Three of Barton's legal gentlemen, fully
equipped with the proper documents with
which to win their cases, went out Thurs
day to invade the realms of Rsynard. This
was In the morning: at noon the hunters
met py appointment for dinner (Without
any game) and as they were engaged in
building ire, client, Mr.. Fox, knowing
thelr ability as huntsmen, approached with
In easy winning distance; two OF the
gentlemen leVeled their guns at the client
and fired, twice each, but Reynard, unhurt,
trotted away. Later in the day the third
gentleman, having not yet had case, saw
client coming his way leisurely. This
legal gentleman raised his gun and fred,
emptying both barrels, but no fox re-
far away" Puzzle, name the gentlemen
The MONITOR office is in receipt of an
Oregon paper with an extended article on
the arrival and placing in command of
General Stephen Perry Joslyn at the Van
| couver Barracks at Vancouver, Wash.
The command is, General OF the Depart
ment OF Columbia. GEN. Joslyn is we'll
known here as the sister of Miss Pomona
Joslyn and visited here for q time the
past summer. The article speaks of Gen.
Josiyn's successful military life, his recent
| trip to Europe and his opinions of the
European armies compared with those of
the United States, and tells how he is be-
loved by those over whom he has had
/ command. The article says: General
Joslyn is said TO be the best authority in
the United States upon the preparation OF
muster rolls and the enrolment and or
! ganization of volunteers"
It is with deep regret we record the death
OF Mrs Amy A. r. Dow who died yester-
day noon in a hospital in Montreal
where she has been for five weeks for G
surge operation and medical treatment
For O time after the operation it was
thought she would recover, but Ler hear
was weak and, after the most intense suf
fering, which she bore with commendabI
patience, she passed away. Miss Amy
r. Nslson was born in Wheeiock on Oct
18th. 1871, where she spent most of he
girlhood She was educated in the com
mon schools and at the Lyndon academy
She married J. E Dow on Nov. 295h, 1866
whom she has survived since May 21, 1891
For about ten years she has lived with Mrs
B. M r. Nelson in this village. Mrs DoE
was baptised in Lyndon and joined tn
Methodist church when young lady
where her name has always remained
| Mrs. Dow was q most remarkable woman
She was gentle, kind, modest, Cheerful
. Intelligent, conscientiously ready to hel
wherever she was needed, and the best {
J company. For the last year she has bee
in fraiI health, gradually failing, b.
: bravely decided upon her course of actio
j. and trustfully accepted her chances of liz
3 ing, knowing the danger she was TO incr
: in the operation. She leaves to mourn q;
S loss her brothe, and sister, Mr. and Mr.
b E. S. Nelson, her sister, Mrs. B. NJ. h. Ne
a son, besides more distant relatives and
large circle of friends. The obsequies wi
be held from her late home at Mrs. B.
r. Nelson's at three O'Clock tomorroy
g (Tuesday,) p. m Rev. W. A. Warner of
ciating TIE remains will be taken
= Minneapolis, MINI, for interment besi'
- her nus band and only son, her brother ar
= sister, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Nelson, accon
panying them.