Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-05-25

is one of Boltonville's most esteemed
young ladies'. The many friends of
both wish them happiness.
Decoration day services will be OBJ
served here as follows: Soldiers and
sons of veterans will form in line at
Court House hall at 9 a. m. and with
the band will march to the cemetery
where the usual services will be OBJ
served. At p. m. services will be
held in Courthouse hall, consisting OF
music by the band, flag drill by 10
girls, followed by an address by Aaron
Grout of Newport. The public are
cordially invited.
HOLLAND.
A. M. Lebaron is quite i'll with ap-
pendicitis.
Mrs. Priscilla Woodland has been very
sick at C. F. Miller's.
A. E. Jacobs has had Bell tele-
phone installed in his house.
w. H. Smith started the road ma
chine Monday morning, May Is.
LOWELL.
Roy Sinclair is sick with lumbago.
C. F. Kelley has sold the Brahana
farm to Elder Besaw.
Mrs. Emily Wellman returned to Bar
ton Landing Monday.
Miss Sybil Warren is visiting in Cam
bridge for few weeks. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. LaMere of Newport,
N. H.; are visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cameron spent
Friday and Saturday in Newport.
a committee was chosen Sunday to
make preparations for Children's day.
Mrs. Workes went to Bloomington
last week to live with her daughter.
Mrs. F. E. Newton. e-r--ssAes
Mrs. Laura Brown went to Cam
bridge Tuesday and will go from there
west to spend the summer.
]. H. Nye and daughter Bessie of
Manchester, n. H., are spending the
week at the home of his sister, Mrs.
V. NJ. Parker.
Frank HemenWay, whose eye was
hurt while working at the saw mill,
went to the hospital at Burlington
Monday to be treated.
A little child of viii Kimball was
very i'll Friday, caused by eating medi
cine which he thought was candy. A
doctor was called. and the child is out
of danger at this writing.
MORGAN CENTER.
Will Rowell and son are putting in a
meat market.
Mrs. Thomas Maxwell has sbeen i'll
the past week.
Jessie Goodsell has gone ]. to visit
friends in Canada.
at Barton Landing. -.
Mrs. Austin Bushaw of East Charles
ton was in town last week. "a stm
Mrs. Jeanette Cargill has been
quite i'll for the past week.
Lewis Barney and Claude Peavey
have moved to West Derby.
Mrs. Delta McDougall is al. home
from Newport for few days.
Mr.. Webb of Holland has moved to
the c.. J. Thomas house at the Center.
Miss Lila Peavey has moved to her
farm bought of Mrs. J. M. Bedell,
about one mile from the Center.
Mrs. Emma Towle of Barton, Landing
was called here last week byi the Ill
ness of her father, J. Goodseil.
Mr.. and Mrs Ovid Brown and Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Brown of Hardwic lex
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
Brown a few days last week.
After many weeks of illness George
Dudley died May 10 at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. j. Ellis, in his Sind
year. Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley came here
from Coventry about II years ago with
his daughter, with whom he has for
many years made his home. His
CHEEKY pleasant ways won him many
friends and he was known as 'Grand-
pa" Dudley by both young and OLD.
He early became Christian and
through the long life in which joys anC
rows common to all were his, lived 6
humble faithful Christian life. His
earnest prayers in the social meetings,
which he was sometimes able to at
tend, will long be remembered by
those who heard them. The funera
services were held at his late home
Rev. Mr.. Sanborn officiating. He is
survived by his wife, two daughter
and two brothers, besides large circle
of relatives and friends who mourn hi
loss. sad