Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-08-19

assisted US during the SICK ness. death ana
burial of our beloved husband, father and
brother.
MRS s. T. BARTLETT.
w. E. BARTLETT,
MRS. NJ, B. BERRY.
Hypnotism and telepathy (kindred
sciences) that are demanding universal at
tention among psychical research societies
and Investigators of subjects pertaining to
| the occult, will be demonstrated by the
great Prescelle in a pleasing and novel
manner, at Seaver's opera house, two
mig hts, fair date, Aug. 21st and 22d. This
man of "ruirth and mystery" as Prescelle
is called among theatrical circles, will
offer select program of hypnotic comedy
scenes, created for laughter only, in which
there is more fun and harmless amusement
than any farce comedy in existence.
Prescelle's widespread popularity as an en-
| tertainer Is ever increasing. In New Eng
land to-day his name is recognized as
readily as "Quaker Oats" Why should it
not be? Prescelle has appeared In all the
leading city theatres the past five years,
entertaining thousands OF people, who
welcome his return engagements with de-
home In spite of his popularity he is
affable and unaffected. Mrs. Edna May
Magoon, who is pupil of Prescelle's, will
appear at this engagement. Tt is said Mrs.
Magoon's rare ability as public demon
strator of hypnotism has won her the title
of leader of women hypnotists. With this
combination an entertainment of excep-
tional merit may be looked for by the fol-
lowers and admirers of the great Prescelle.
the Barton baseball team are fortunate in
securing Prescelle to give them benefit,
which is sure to net large profit. Madam
Brock and her excellent orchestra will fur
nish music for the entertainment and
dance, which will commence Immediately
after the show, at 10:30 O'Clock, lasting
until a. N. Present indications point to
capacity business both nights, as the ad
vance sale of seats at Pierce's drug store is
very large. We would suggest securing
seats at once, thereby avoiding the rush at
the box Office. ga word to the wise is
sufficient" Cheer up! Throw all morbid
fancies and dull care away. Take any
road; they all lead to Seaver's opera house,
Aug. 21st and 22d. See ad, on another
page.
In addition to the item last week to the
effect that Geo. w. Buzzen of st. Johns
bury had been on Monday killed by an
.electric sE'.s cliaw we give the following. Il
seems that 6ometime Sunday the wires Of
the Citizens and the st. Johnsbury Electric
g company become crossed at the north end
/ OF the fair grounds at st. Johnsbury and
g Supt. Gage of the Electric company got
t permission from Manager BuzzeIl to cut
, the Citizens company's wires. Early Mon
e day afternoon Manager BuzzeIl, Supt
4 Gage and force of linemea from both
companies went to the fair grounds to To-
cate the trouble and while discussing the
situation Mr.. Buzzell climbed one Of hi'
q poles. He must have uuconsciously
: touched both the live wire and anothe
r wire and made q ground circuit as Mr.
!, Gage heard him gasp and knew at one
what had happened. Mr.. Gage ran Il
Robert Donaghy's TO telephone the offc
.s to shut everything down bat before he re
10 turned to the pole Mr.. Buzzeu had faIIel
], to the ground dead. The body was take
~ at once to e. A Calderwood's undertaken;
his daughter, Mrs. Lena Owen, who wa
- on her vacation. Mr.. Buzzell was born il
- Thetford, Feb. 90, 1851, being the son O
- Jonathan w. and Esther Buzzell. FL
4, went to Piermont, n. H., when a yer
small boy, where he remained until he wa
:. Is years old. Later he moved to Newpor
:. Center where he was engaged as machin
ist and mill worker. Before going to 81
- Johnsbury seven years ago he was locate
. here where he was engaged In similar wor
:. and it was here that he become intereste
- In the telephone business. He went to 81
~ Johnsbury in 1900. He married March g.
1872, Lucelia Babcock of Newport Center
:. who died April z, 1903. He leaves on
daughter, Mrs. Lena Owen, who has bee
his assistant in the Office OF the company
be The funeral was held at Grace Methods
ne church, st. Johnsbury, Wednesday morn
OF ing and the burial was here. Mr.. Buzze
ID, was one of the leaders in Vermont OF th
Id Independent telephone movement as we
70, as the organizer of the local independer
he lice whose steady growth has been due a
an most entirely to his constant labor and in
nt terest. In the fight against the rival com
TO pany In the last legislature Mr.. Buzzeli az
as peared single handed against an array {
mt legal talent from all over New England
p yet he won the fight by his earnest an
ne convincing manner OF presenting his cas-
lie,
ne Baseball Notes.
Jeffersonville has offered liberal tern
7as for the tie game to take place on the
yer grounds but an effort is being made
TO have the game take place on neutr
"o ground at 81. Johnsbury.
an hor,a 4oo,,, o+ >,
he w., 1,hrrsaar md n,
donville Friday. The games are called
- 10 O'Clock a. m. Batteries Wednesda.
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