Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-01-22
BARTON.

John wlkey got bis hand badly hurt in
PercivsTs furniture works last week.
Jed. Barker OF Glover has bought Jennie
Holtham's res dence in this village.
Joseph Bu;ot Of Cspleton, P. O., has
moved into one Of A. f. stoekwel's tene-
ments.
A seven pound baby girl was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo L. Wilson of Concord,
n. H., Jan. IS.
Mrs. sherman /. Rowland of West Burke
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j.
Owen OF this place.
Judge w. w. Miles was home over Sun
day. Tomorrow he goes to attend the
Supreme court at Montpelier.
A pleasant event of last week was the
marriage OF Miss Emma NJ. Allchurch and
Lima 2. Currier, both of this place, at the
home OF the brides father, w. NJ. ALI
church. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. w. {. Johnson at 2:30 o'clock p. M.
Tuesday and the newly married couple
took the afternoon mail south. Those
present at the ceremony from out of town
were Or. j. NJ Currier OF Newport, father
of the groom, Mr.. and Mrs.F. NJ. AlIcburch
and Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Dodgso OF Barton
Landing. There were many presents.
Mr.. Currier is az experienced printer and
has been employed as foreman in the
MONITOR Office for nearly two years, while
the bride has been an employee OF the
Peerless Co. for about nine years, and for
several years has bad caarge OF the stock
room. They have returned from their
trip aud Will reside "a the i Rombly house
on Lincoln Avenue. No cards.
Geo. F. Reed was at Fall River, Mass,
the week of he Ssh. attending the Bay
State Dog Show. He took with him
bcagl- belonging 20 AR. Cas- we'll of Boston.
which had been sold him by DIR. Reed.
Tnis dog won FIRST prize in all classes and
also won the Title OF double champion.
This is the second dog in the United States
or England thasever won 1t and the only
one living. 10. Reed was offered $500
for the dog. Cir. Caswel and family are
spending the winter ia France aud Mr..
Reed caoled nm OF the "win" his dog had
made. 1t my not be generally known
but II is believe the three leading kennels
of this stata in three breeds are In this
town, nanasiy, N. Hubbard, spaniels;
Amos Robinson, Pomersnians; and Geo
Reed, beagles. MIR. Reeds beagle kennels
are recognized as the leading kennels Of
the United States. Mr.. Reed is importing
a oesgles 10 February these three kennel
owners will attend the New York and
Bostonshows with three dogs.
Toe three lodges which held their Joint
ms aliation OF officers at their new hall
last Tuesday evening report most excel
lept lime. About one hundred were pres
or The banquet consisted of nearly
yfhing that is good to eat and was we'll
rcd. The installations passed off with
N<a hitch, and though some of the Grand
I1cers could not De present, on the whole
y proved to be fine time for all present.
me following are the officers of Crescent
lodge, No. al, l. o. o. F., who were in.
stalled by Special Deputy E. A. Cook OIL
Z Newport: N. G., Andrew Walcott; V. g.,
III. ID. Phillips; secretary, l.. M. Hubbard
treasurer, j. w. McFarlane; warden, Geo
Goodro; l. S. G., j. A. Pearson; Con, F. e
Richmond; o. s. G., M. Kicker; r. 8. N
g., A. A. Larrabee; l.. 8. N. G., E. A. Wal.
colt; K. s. V. G., e. K. Flanders; L. 8. "
g., s. E. Winslow; r. 8. s., Martin Brun-
ming; l.. 8. s., @. w. King; Chap, W. Nc
Farlane. The following are the officers of
Olympic Encampment, No. II, L. o. o. F.
G. p, A. A. Larrabee; II. p, A. Walcott !;
8. W., F. E. Richmond; scribe, j. w. Nc
Farlane; treasurer, FL. D. Phillips; o. s. 8 f.,
E. B. Robinson; 1. s. s., ELI z. Flanders;
guide, Geo. w. Goodro; LIST watch, A..
Berry; End, E. A. Walcott; Bird, e. s.
WEIGH; 4th, w. McFarlane; LIST G. T., M.
Kicker; End, N. M. Lewis. The ID. D. P.
with her staff from Morning Star Lodge,
No. 2, OF Newport, installed the following
officers of Sunbeam Rebekah Lodge, No.
IL, Tuesday evening: N. G., Lucy A. Hub
bard; V. g., Agnes Reirden; secretary,
Laura McFarlane; treasurer, Emma E. Nc
Murray; warden, Clara Barnard; con-
ductor, Ina Phillips; o. g., l.. NJ Hubbard;
1. g., Annie Larrabee; r. s. N. G., Sadie
McMurray; L. s. N. g., Maude Dutton;
LIST B. b, Hattie Collision; 2nd, Blanche
Cutting; 3rd, Barbara Drumming; 4th,
Susie williamson; r. A. s., Helen Hall;
L. A. s, Augusta Farley; Chap, Hattie
Martin; P. g., Marian Flanders; pianist,
Abbis Hubbard.
GLOVER. &
One OF the prominent former citizens Of
our town and man who has brought
honor to Vermont, passed away in ST.
Vincent Hospital on Tuesday the 10Th inst,
namely Major George B. Hubbard, brother
OF the late Charles Hubbard of Barton, for
several years a resident of this town. Mr..
Hubbard was born in Littleton, n. H., on
August s. 1884, and was married to Mary
Hamilton OF Ironton, Ohio, May 16, 1859.
Early In life Mr.. Hiobsrd's parents moved
to this town, where in the common schools
and the Orleans County Liberal Institute
of this place he received his education.
When young man he taught here, and