Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-01-14

daughter, Sarah Green Williamson, who |
was united in maria ge to Herbert Henry
Person OF Barton Landing at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Chester Abbott, at Woods
vile, n. H., January 9. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. w. A. Warner.
The happy couple left on a trip to New
York to visit the groom's parents; on their
return they will reside at Barton Landing.
At the meeting of the stock holders of the
Barton Savings bank last week the follow
ing officers were elected: Pres, II. r
Cutler; Vice-Pres., F. w. Baldwin; Treas,
c. S. Webster; Directors, H. r. Cutler, f.
W. Baldwin, Barton; j E. Dwinell Glover;
Z. w. Bryant, Westfeld; NJ. B. Chsffee,
Albany; P. w Dawson, Craftsbury; c. W.
Wheeler, Irssburg; c. E. Coruth, East
Charleston; II. I. Seaver, Barton. Audit
ing committee, W. w. Miles, F. w. Bald
win and ] E. DwinelI. The bank showed
to be doing fine business and in every
way prosperous.
The next date In the Barton lecture
course is next Monday evening when DR..
A'OANLo ~" OAdht gives lis tSCLuEGs Il LIZ
Story OF q Spade" Dr.. Grants 'Snakes
| in Paradise" will be remem bered as one of
the most popular numbers in the course
last year and the management of the
! association consider themselves fortunate
in securing him for this year. He is
delightful and entertaining lecturer. Re-
member the date and secure your tickets.
! A lgO r9ueun her TINT Nr Grout bac Y lzip6Jv
/ consented to speak before a congregation
! Sunday evening and arrangements have
been made for union meeting in the
/ Congregational church next Sunday even
ing, at which time he will speak. This
Sunday talk is gratis to the association and
will be free to the public.
At the regular annual meeting of I'll g
Barton Development association at the
schoolhouse Tuesday evening officers were
elected as follows: President, II. T. Seaver
vice president, a. P. Underwood; secre-
tary, Wallace H Gilpin; treasurer, j. V.
RoWen. The treasurer's report showed q
balance of about 500 in the treasury with
several outstanding debts, but money
enough in sight to pay all bills with q
/ CH~~HANN
of the various committees were heard
The proposition made by Messrs. Ross and
Imlah OF Hard wick to open the quarriee
here was presented to the meeting and g
special committee consisting of q. 7
Seaver, Wallace 81. Gilpin and John V
Rowen was appointed to communicate
further with the gentlemen and see ii
satisfactory deal could not be msde.witi
them.
The Woman's Literary Club mat on We'd
nesday evening with Mrs. FL. e. Cutler
Owing to the severe weat her the attend
ance was smaller than usual, but thos
who braved the storm felt amply repaid a
= the meeting was one of the most interest
ing ones CT the season. After roll cal
e 'Sayings of Children a New Year
T greeting from Mrs. Mary Decker, presiden
n of the Vermont Federation of Woman
9 Clubs, was read. The following papers, a
e giving evidence OF much careful prepars
tion, were given. 'opular Books and au
u thors," Miss Colourne; s'The Novel of Tc
!, day." Mrs. Mabel Thompson; "What Chi
: dren Read and What They Should Read,
# Mrs Eta Mcclellan; Education OF Cir
IA as Future Wives and Mothers" Mrs. I6
If Cutler.
Mention was made in our last issue
r the sudden death of Mrs E. G. Elliot
AZ which occurred Saturday, January 5,
OF the home of B. B. Jerome. Miss Abb
,d Kendall was born in Victory January 3
pe 1857, and was the daughter of Samuel al
NJ Mary Kendall She moved with her pa
ents to Coventry when quite young 81
IN spent most of her girlhood there. Lat
- she came with her parents to this tow
where her father, MIR. Kendall, was prom
- nent in musical circles, and had charge
= the singing in the Congregational chur
e for some years. She married E. G. ElliG
i July 19, 1879, and has lived here all /
married life with the exception of thu
years. Mrs. Elliott was a kind neighb
vs. afectionate wife and mother and gr'
ner lover of home, which she made LII
.. pleasant and cheerful for her family. S
ng was member of the Methodist church
iii a number of years and most higI
ter. esteemed bv her many friends. She !
ost been in delicate health for long time,
lao was not SO i'll as &c cause her friends imr
diate anxiety. She leaves her husba
{ of her daughter, Mrs. L. M. Kinsley,
the mother, Mrs. Mary J. Kendall, 1
} as brothers, Eugene, Clarence and Egber
wv. East Barnet, and Robert of McInd
kri, FAILS, her sister, Mfs. Enos of Newport
III. mourn her less, besides many friends
Ssnk more distant relatives. The funeral
ated held at the home on Tuesday, Rev. W
L johnson officiating. The floral trib
Z were beautiful. The interment was in
~ village cemetery.
,e~ CARD OF THANKS.-We wish to exp
our gratitude and thanks to the
4 tor friends who assisted US in our affiict
Davis sympathized with us in our sorrow,
IN m tributed beautiful flowers, or who
80. anything to help US in our trouble
s'ate reason of the death of our dear one.
inner heavens blessings rest unon you all.