Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-03-16

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10Th. Twenty-eight were present.
Roll call, "Queer Epitaphs, !" Pa
per, Geography and Government of
South America, Mrs. w. w. Miles;
reading. Santiago, the Metropolis of |
,the Andes, Miss Ethel Ross: reading, |
by Mrs. Ida Cutler; song, Miss Nc
Lellan: reading, Selection from Sa-
mantha Allen, Mrs. A. t.. Buswell. |
The meeting closed with a recitation,
"Our Wedding Day." by Miss Nc
Duffee, which was much enjoyed.
The early morning air line north
one morning last week was delay ed
some seven hours by four cars jump
ing the track in New Hampshire, this
side of Concord. One or two Barton
people were on the train ard thought
if the ground had not been frozen the
cars would certainly have tipped over
and serious wreck have occurred.
Yesterday freight wreck is report
ei on the B. & M. near Concord, N.
| H.. in which five cars were smashed.
! IA calves and one cow killed and four
| horses injured. Traffic was block ed
| for several hours. The B. & M. un-
! der the new management is getting
quite reputation for wrecks in this
/ neighborhood.
The Canadian Jubilee Singers ap-
peared IN Sewers hall Friday even
ing and delighted fair sized audi
ence. The music naturally inherited
bv the colored race was fully demon
strated in this troupe of musicians
Mr.. Millar, the basso, is probably
the favorite and the varietf of his
randiiions. the excellent quality of
his voice and his marvellous volume is
seldom seen in one person. d. K.
Williams, who read several selections
was good in his part and brought
! forth rounds of applause. The other
members of the COMPANY were all ex-
cellent and to single them out and
place one above the other is a task
beyond the musical layman.
WILLOUGHBY.
G. |. Drown has been quite poorly
of late.
G. L. Duke of Lyndonville spent
Sunday in town.
E. j. Wheeler and family of Orleans
visited at W. T. Brooks recently.
Harold and Baby Gray have beer
on the sick list for few days past
MIS- T.. y. L OFf6St anu Z. ~. DIO"I
with children visited in Lyndonville
ore day last week.
Fred Hemmings is expected soon tt
move from his place to tenement
here, and will work on the section
for Frank Kimball.
g Ed Mcpherson. the engineer for th'
W. W. & L. Company, was at his hom'
in Lyndon few days last week Oh
account of illness.
Earle Drown was in Whitefield par
: of last week in the interests of thu
. w. W. & L. Company, also making ;
short stay in Woodsville.
ALBANY.
Mrs. Dannie Lafuer is sick Will
grip.
J. Carol Darling has return ed from
: his trip to Massachusetts.
r Mrs. F. Morgan and son of Elder
> spent couple of days last week a
! Clayton Georges.
Robert Goad went to Lynn, Mass
to attend the funeral Of his wife, VIII,
died with typhoid fever last weel
Monday
A daughter was born to Mr.. AM
,, Mrs. Frank Miles Tuesday, March s
!. Sam Norris went to Charleston las
] week to attend to his farm there.
Miss Lucy Martin has returned t
her work at Orleans.
Mi Laura Goad has returned fror
her work at troy.
Mrs. Ella Rowell spent several day
7 with friends in Hardwick last week
Miss May Mills of White River juno
tion spent day last week with he
i, parents.
R. M. Covles attended the automo
l bile show in Boston last week an
3 purchased a REQ touring car.
Mr. sn3 Mrs. Cornelius Ladeau hav
been hired to work on the town farr
for one year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wiltshire hav
+ taken the town farm at Irasburg fo
: one year and will take possession soon
; C. A. Day has been spending a fey
g days recently at Newport. Coventr
D and Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bridges hav
, recently moved to Middlesex to wor
: in creamery for ]. G. Turnbull.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Bridges O
{ Wolcott recently visited her mother
Mrs. Giidden, who is sick with rheu
. matism.
Edward Williams went to Orlean
recently to work in a livery stable
o. L. Lunt has purchased the M
: Carter farm in Eden and moved hi
f family there last week.
Several from Craftsbury attende,
the party at Arson Davis Monda
evening, March Z.
Fred Young and family moved re
Gently to East Craftsbury.
Miss Gladys Mcclure and her friend
. Gertrude Davis, have returned t.
their home in Hardwick.
n M. (ieorge supared off neart'