Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13

held 1t Esarsng Bscos Park. Barton. on
ssp:emss- S. 2. 10 and II, 1875
Win Meet With Dr. Flaxz.
The Orleans Congregational Ministers
association viii meet with DIR. FIagx At
Newport January 2iss, At 10 a. N. Pro-
gram: Theological Education, Docs n
Meet the Demands Of ia. Tlme.f" Dr..
Flsgg; .rhe Church and the People,"
Rev. +. T. Huro; ''Tss Making OF Sar-
non," Res. NJ w. Fsrman: IAN Expert
ment." Rev. J. poeson; Rational Living"
President ii. c. King; "A Rsstsw," Rev.
A. !. Ro.e Wives invited All entitled
TO be present should notify tho host,
whether or no, they expect TO attend.
Masonic District Meeting a, Barton.
The largest Masonic district meeting
ever held in this dIs;rics. the i0.h, vas bold
IN Barfou Wednesday afternoon and even
Ing. Ths second degree wss worked ia
the afternoon By Valley lodgs OF Barton
Landing. Frank Z. " wneeler, W. VI. AT
8 O'Clock a banquet wAs served in the
vesiry OF the Congregational church by
the ladies Of the Eastern star. More than
3l0 Masons sat down at the tables. To say
more than thai the ladies were highly
complimen;ed for tnair ex .siient cooking
would Be useless. Thsre was plenty for
ali and IL was wsii served. Ia the evening
Orleans lodge of Barton had charge OF the
work. Clarcacs ). Webster. w. ST. All the
lodges in the distrisi were seIl represented.
The grand lodge wss represented By Z. A.
Calderxooi, O. NJ; IL. II. Ross, q. :;
AIbert kIilsm. g. :. g; ]. Vernon Dulton,
g l.; H. J. s;Annard, q. p; a. ID. B~ede,
>. ID @. NJ; \. ]. Go~s, u. u. q. NJ. OF he
18th district; r. Il. True, +. q ]. d; II :.
Root, p @. J. H.; II. T. sesver. @. = D.;
and Charles +. Partridge, 7, &. {. Music
was furnished FOR the work b Memparo-
H.sgog lodge quartet OF Newport. After
the lodge was closed some Of tae mem oers
OF Orleans lodge gave short entertain
msnt by presenting the ''I'on Worker, +"
about is sppear:Bg in oriental costumes.
Tho Whole picture Is inteadsd TO impress
one win the smportauce ard dignity Of
honest labor. The work throughout was
well done aud the large attendance made
the occasion one of the most euj 1yshle
ever nsld. \. +.
Train Runs over Drunken Man
I There was much excitement yesterday
morning about 80 when the mangled
! body Of a dead man was brought into
Barton village. People were inqairing e
+ what had happened aud the answer was
( that the frain had run over tho man and
killed him. Later u was learned inst the
+ dead man was "JscS" Burns nf Hsgog,
T.. @, who had hean working for the
Wulaughey Wood & Lumber company At
South Barton, aud white on his way so
that place one Of the morning trains lit IS
supp1seol ran over hiu. \ bout o'csock
An ezra freight With two engines wenl
through going south and = heu tue train
VAS about two miles south ot Barton the
train men discovered the body OF mau
lying beside tho track. Toe train wai
stopped and bscked down 10 tse station
AID The select men notifis1. The body wal
found lying oa the wet side OF ths FaiIgaa1
track, Eith the exception ot one afm esd
pat ~ the skull aud aFs.as. which ee-t
hetwecn tho rails. Il is supposed lasf Ga,
assn, being the worse Tor lqaoT, !sy casr
to -.aep. Festive ht- head "a the track, srt
* fl.s conduiau tae wbeais of lae sns ,n.
struck aim, easslak hts head % tsve par.
, au4 bis atm near the ettos The na.
csue - Barton -statesy utsl: 90 I'd
afa tFaia, esd alle hare &c was ssea 80
e.osse fos l-q 4or aaa as atoas tas vsi.as
se'aa has as.~s, glauEa se- uAgusel
a j. o'2oc> tLat uiens as aud aAo.he
fsaa 'scre sen SsyIag south near gne frs ~
slasaaa, sad oo-hips more a. knosa o
has tsreabaa uuta ae was t-asG 1sai
. seas tna 3raek. se nsd n3 m8-.ss o
h.s ssop, e4- pint hagsio sa lsrsj
: ll4asg, also s wasca, 1. = reported tns
g lssf aas atatAsr and tao ososssf1 livtas 4
alazag, a. g Ha was strong, fcocs
las.n saooas 3s years otd. fae oo5y ws
1sksn 10 Jenutss aaaegta ssps. goasAs au
I fpN AWAITS The disposal 1t frseaas.
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