Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-10-13

served.
Funeral services of Philo Watkins
father, who died recently from the
effects of shock, while visiting an
other son in Sheffield, were conducted
at his late home Saturday afternoon
ct 10 o'clock by Re-. Anderson and
the remains were taken to Newport
Center where other members of his
family are buried.
WEST DERBY.
Mrs. Doan is having her house shin
gled.
Walter Gary of St. Johnsbury is in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Stevenson have
returned from visit to Lowell, Mass.
Louise Bisbee is no better at present
writing, and is growing weaker each
day.
Mrs. C E. Cousens received 70 post
al cards last Saturday, it being her
birthday.
There will be hash supper in the
F. B. church next Friday evening.
Price IS cents.
Forest Cooper moved Monday from
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Fuller's house.
Mrs. E. G. Hunt returned to Barton
Saturday, after spending two weeks
with friends in town.
Rev. Chas. Mcclure preached at the
A. C. church in the absence of the
pastor, Rev. Daniel Gregory.
Mr.. and Mrs M. N. Fuller and Mr..
and Mrs. Hiram Carpenter start early
Thursday morning for Cotton, Califor-
MIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Benson and
Miss May Cooper went to Worcester.
Monday where they expect to do mis-
sion work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Fuller will &C.
dian Point street recently vacated by
Claud Shufelt.
Mrs. Chas. Boyer and Mrs. Harry
Clifford went to Taunton, Mass, Sat
urday to join their husbands, who have
employment there.
Mrs. Chas. Cutting and children
from Newport Center were guests at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Brown recently.
Two missionaries from Utah claim
ing to have been sent by the denomi-
alton called Latter-Day Saints to
prepare the way for the coming of our
Lord are visiting our village. In some
houses they get very cool reception.
MORGAN.
Geo. Gray is moving to the Dag
gett farm.
Mrs. Jennie Clapper is suffering with
quinsy sore.
Ward Chase has had a brother and
wife visiting him.
H. Johnson has been in Lyndon late.
ly looking for winter job.
A. H. Daggett has moved to the
Center where he bought place.
F. Lewis and son are having gooe
: success in their meat business.
o. S. Eaton of Island Pond has beer
in town collecting for electric lights
L. D. Farr is just finishing a fin,
little sugar house for Mrs. Moore
Mr.. Farr is hard to beat on carpente
: work.
Mr.. Hill, who has been living o.
the River farm, will work for A. M
: Gray moving his family to Mr.. Gray
! house.
C. C. Bennett is unusually fortu
: nate this year in his orchard. H
= is having large number of barrels O
apples to sch while his neighbors d
a not have enough for their own use
f Mrs. B. j. Cox owns a hen that ha
beat all our hens. An egg was lai
!. measuring nine inches circumference
" and when the shell was broken Their
was complete egg of usual size ir
:. side.
It is expected the Ladies' Aid soc
;. ETY. will give IAN old fashioned suI
per"at the church vestry Friday ever
n ing, Oct. Is. Mr.. Vinton is to max
= candy to pull. All come, as a goo
y time is expected.
RASBURC.
= H. B. Chamberlin was in Brattl,
x boro on business the first of the weel
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Morrill, of New
20 port spent Sunday with friends
:. town.
re Mr.. and Mrs. Moody Bedell of We,
Derby visited at H. B. Chamberlin
last Friday.
IS Additional Irasburg locals on anoth.
~ page.
t. WEST BURKE.
TO ]. P. Buzzell was in Boston la
q week.
IN Mrs. Emma Bishop was in Orlea,
lg last week.
D. George Hall of Lyndon was in low