Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-08-12


i5y. They returned Friday morning.
"A. Robbins has accepted an appoint
ment to the inning ration service and
expects to left yesterday for Winnipeg, Man
Miss Anna Maloney is enjoying a few
days vacation, during which time her
position as stenographer for the Boston &
Maine freight Office is filed by Miss
Williams.
Co. L, Vt. NATL Guards, have moved
their armory from the Odd Fellows block
to the new schoolhouse hall. Co. left
Wednesday night for the annual muster at
Burlington.
TROY.
Mrs. Wells w. Woods of Richford is
visiting relatives in town.
| Miss Nellie Davis goes to-day to the
Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington.
! Mrs. Homer Edmund DIS and two children
of Worthwhile have been visiting here.
Mrs. P H johnson and son of Man
chester, N. H., are visiting at E. G. Rock
Wells.
Mrs. j. S. Young is here helping care for
her brother, VIM Hodsden, who remains
very i'll.
Mrs. Alfred Hartwell and daughter
Nellie are home from few weeks visit in
Massachusetts,.
Misses Zadie and Mary Farman, Mary
Wright and Della House are visiting at
Barton Landing.
Rev. and Mrs, Henry Buzzau of Battle
Creek, Mich, are spending their vacation
a. the Buzzall farm.
Gilbert Cheney has moved to the Billiard
house and Burton Hadlock to the house he
bought of Mr.. Cheney.
The lawn party and promenade given by
the band was a success, about $25 being
taken. The band gave some good music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Rockwell have gone
to West Derby to spend few weeks with
their daughters, Mrs. George Farrell and
Mrs. James Richardson.
Mrs. F, c. Buck, who has been here for
six weeks, has returned to her home in st.
Johnsbury. Her mother, Mrs. Bradley
) Houston, went with her.
Miss Alice Skinner, a former teacher In
t the grammar school here, is visiting Mrs
Milo Porter Miss Skinner has been
, teaching in Piermont, N. H., the past year
Mrs. G. L. Erwin and two daughters
Mrs Frank Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. j. g
Stickney of Newport Center and Mrs
Elizabeth Wilson of Macon, Mo-, wer'
recent visitors at Floyd MilIer's.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Bethue
= Chaffee-Mrs. Bertha Martin of Newport
> Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Fairbanks from Yves
Derby. and Vernon Chaffae of Springfield
Mass.-have been spending their vacation
Il at home.
The body of Asa Angler, an old-tim
s. resident, was brought here for buria
n August from his home in Mansonville
Pc. Mr.. Anglers age was 81 years. Fl
was married three times, his first wifi
being the daughter of Major Wiley, an
he was buried by her side in the cemeter
10 here. Mr. Anglers father, Capt. Aingiel
was one of the early settlers of Troy.
News has been received of the death c
Mrs. Lucretia Buzzell, widow OF Rev.
az W. Buzz=H, which occurred at the HON
of her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Johnson, i
l., st. Adams Sunday morning, Aug. 4, froI
pneumonia. The funeral was from tn
as house Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Buzze
was a very sweet, lovable woman, niue
= respected by many friends here. Since tt
death of her husband she has made b,
home with her daught Mrs. Buzze
1g leaves four children Mrs. Sutton
Barre; Mrs. Abbie Jones of Newark, N.
p. Mrs. Elmer Johnson of st. Adams; an
VS. Mrs. Giles Reynolds Of Jay