Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-23

church Friday afternoon and the in
termentwa in the village cemetery
here. Rev. E. E. Wells officiated.
The family have the sympathy Of the
community. e~ss = aScu
r. LOWELL.
Mr. Blake has returned from Tennes-
see.
Miss LaChair is spending Christmas
away.
Frank Finnegar is home from New
| York.
VIM. Parker IS home from Montpelier
for two weeks.
Carl Winchester has returned home
from Montreal.
W. A. Blake has sold his farm to
parties from Canada.
Nelson Deblois of Woodsville, N. H.,
is visiting friends in town.
| School in the higher department is
closed for one weeks vacation.
Mrs. Amos Deblois and sons are
spending week in North Troy
Christmas eve a midnight mass viii
be held at the St. Ignatius church.
The students from Bakersfield came
home Friday for short vacation.
Mrs. William Martin and child of
Worcester. Mass. were recently guests
of c. A. Barre.
Leon Lamphere lost his house Tues
day, Dec. 10, by fire, caused by the
explosion Of lamp.
MORGAN CENTER.
a. O. Elliott is home for a week.
| Mrs. A. A. Burroughs IS slowly i'm
proving
The lake froze over the night of
0 December Is.
Henry Gibson CT Derby is running
the engine at Paye's mill.
Chandlec Horn. who has been work
ing at Norton. has returned nome
T. Pave has his bobbin crew engaged
and expects to try his machinery the
q first Of the week.
Eugene BatcheIder from Philadelphia
: has been staying for a few weeks with
his brother, Elmer Batcheider.
We congratulate the people of Nor
gan Corner on their. new electric
Y lights and We hope to enjoy the same
! thing mere the coming spring.
! TROY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wright are home
N from visit to Irasburg and Barton.
Mrs. T. ]. Boynton of Everett,
is Mass, has been visiting relatives
8 here.
st Walter Cleveland. formerly a resi-
r. dent Of our town, mas been here call
ing on old friends. Mr.. Cleveland has
A. large sheep ranch at Boise. Idaho
Rev. and Mrs Fred Williams have
gone to Sawyersville. P. O., to spend
on the holidays with Mrs Williams par
re ents. Rev. Mr.. Morse of Newport
Center will preach at the Methodist
# church Sunday, Dec. q.
In John Burns. son of Henry and
Bridget Lang died at the home of
d. his daughter, Mrs. Henry Kennison,
al Dec. 10. He was born in Ireland Sep
tember 8, 1919. coming to Shefford,
P. O., with his parents when 10 years
"a old. He suffered a shock about two
en- years ago, coming to the home of his
is daughter about Is months ago, where
he was tenderly cared for. Prayer
q was offered at his late home, after
g which the body was taken to Shefford
e for burial
ry Mrs. Clara D. Brewster, who will be
we'll remembered by many friends
>. here, died at Seattle, WASH, Deem
.iSS Der 3. The funeral was held Sunday,
~ Dec. 6. at Hotel Ethelton, of which
sc her son Will is proprietor The body
IDS was cremated. Mrs. Brewster was 80
~ years old. Mrs. Brewster went to
C. Boston to live IL years ago. She was
IN very bright. active woman. greatly
i ~ hxy Lo~
k. ago she went from Boston to Seattle
to to make her home with her son.
/, Curtis Ahira Hubbard. who died re-
nd Gently at his home in Burlington was
St born here September IL, 1887. He re-
,m ceived his education here and became
ne a shoemaker. He enlisted in the civil
ne war as a volunteer and: served three
. years and three months. He was
:, second lieutenant of Co. E, 9th regi-
III ment Vermont Volunteers. He returned
az from the army very i'll and never
% fully regained his health. He engaged
rs; quite largely in the manufacture of
,Io boots and shoes here. having his fac
We tory in the Masonic building. Mr.. Hib-
PC bard was a member Of the Congrega-
* tional church. His first wife, whom
~; he married while living here, was
ed Miss Mary Goodhue, daughter Of Rev.
* Daniel Goodhue. She died in 1901
IN 70, In 1893 he married Miss Lille d.
III Thompson of Burlington, who sur
IS. wives him. Mr.. Hubbard began the
m boot and shoe business in Burlington
ne in 1873. Mr.. Hubbard was greatly re-
US spected.
)e- x.,re~rr,
It
I'D Rev. Mr.. Morse of Newport Center
&C. will preach at the Congregational
g, church Sunday
No Chaplain Farman and Representative
90 Miller are home from Montpelier until
=. after New Years.
", Herbert Lcngley, who went to Mont