Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-02-04

MluWeek PRAYER me6ilng Inurs0ay eVes /
ming at o'clock.
Next Sunday viii be observed as Lincoln |
day. There will be special sermon and |
music in the morning. In the evening |
Hon. F. w. Baldwin will give an address |
on "Lincoln as an Attorney" There will |
also be special music in the evening.
BARTON LANDING.
F. Bean has moved to Stanstead.
Mrs. Lester Stewart is very sick at this
writing.
Mrs. r. j. Murray has sister from Mer
edith, N. FL visiting her.
Mrs. BENZ. Burrows is in Charleston car
| ing for her sister, who is ill.
The NJ. w. of A. will hold meeting on
Friday evening. Important business.
There will be Masonic meeting Tuesday
evening provided the electric lights are on.
DR.. Fl. D. Martin, the eye specialist, will
be at the Valley House Feb. z, 8 and 9.
The knights of Pythias will hold meet
ing Tuesday evening II the electric lights
are on.
Mr. and Mrs E. e. Pike of Pike, N. H..
were the guests of Miss M. A. McHarg last
Thursday.
A report of the educational meeting and
of the Orleans county Congregational min
isterial meeting here Tuesday will be found
OH page two of this paper.
The regular meeting OF Intervale Chapter.
o. E. s. will be held this week Thursday
evening. There will be work. Supper
from $50 until all are served.
Mason Stone gavean interesting inform
al talk on the Philippines under the aus
, pices of the Book and Thimble club at
, the Cong'l church Monday evening.
J News has been received from Mrs. Will
am Foster, formerly of this place but now
living in Denver, Col, that her sister, Mrs.
Leonard Field, died on Sunday, Jan. ~.
Joseph Bashaw of South Barton has
moved to the Rowe place. John Lower
r has moved into the Whipple & French ten
: enent and Will Kidder into the Skinner &
y Brown tenement.
H. Hudson was badly hurt Tuesday night
: while watching the fire at the Chandler
mill. The blow pipe fell onto him, cut
|
e It is thought the injury is not serious.
1t One of the most eloquent preacher era
= tors of the American platform, Frank
4 Dixon, will deliver one of his popular
q lectures in the opera hall in this village or
y Thursday evening, February a. SuhJecl
q will u. announced later.
z A basket bail team Of boys went to Derby
last Friday night to play game with th
Derby team, but when arriving Learned
- that the team was a picked team from
10 number of towns with which they mus
play, and after one period refused to pla.
~ - with the combination and forfeited tn
!, game to Derby.
ara Miss M. A. McHarg has sold out ne
bo business to Miss L. e. Spafford OF Woods
us vile, N. H. She gives possession Feb. Il
air Miss McHarg has bought a dry good
to store at Colebrook, N. H., and will tax
,os possession about the 25th of this month
lin Miss McHarg has many friends here, wh
to regret to have her go away.
ids A short notice was given in the MoNrTo
last week OF the death of Mrs. A. E. Goinl
an The following additional particulars "
49,
~ one week and died of pneumonia on Satu
III. day, Jan. 26. Miss Laura E. Wilcox WI
70. born in Fairfield, Nov II. 1866. She move
res with her parents when quite young to tn
co. county and her home has been IN this '
- cinity ever since She was the daughter
vos Julius and Hannah Wilcox. On April 4t
Yos 1888, she was married to A. E. Going
inc Brownington. Mr.. Going has been farr
,ort er and the family have lived In Brown1n
on. ton, Iras burg and Barton. Recently
.oto Going bought part of G. N. Farley's farl
ant and here Mrs. Going spent the last of b
hit life. She was a member of the M.
church OF this place, also member OF t
Sunday school. She was constant atten
ant whenever it was possible TO be presel
She was kind mother and wife, and ma
-, many friends among her acquaintanc
She leaves to mourn her loss her husban
NV her two daug hters, Mabel and Ethel, b
four sons, Ernest OF Barton, Millal
Perley, and Percy, her father, Julius w
cox of Newport Center, and one broth
pios Bert Wilcox of Woodsville, N. e., besi'
w many other friends. The funeral was h'
'"eA In the M. E. church here on Tuesday, e
VIZ w. r. Davenport officiating. The relna
here.
have MIS- MATHIS y. 0iiDee uieu Zoo.
lnds. osy a1 hel non1o on 0enooi
ition was an oio anu mucn lespeo'eu .as
her loss will be deeply felt. Martha
Barclay was born in Franklin, N. 81 !,
the 21st day of March, 1922, where
spent most of her girihood. In about
the she married Capt. 8. P. Rundlett OF the
ming, VI. Cavalry, who died forty years I
after Thirty years ago she married Lewis AL
and lived at Derby Line for eight "
before they moved to this place. Mr..
bee died In October, 1905. Mrs. AIlbee
a constant church attendant. She VI
to the nnenoe1 y -. - ssa