Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-09-07
LOCAL NEWS
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Leonard. three brothers and two sis
tiers. She was a member of st. Ann
Lodge Of ST. Paul R. c. church. The
funeral was at the Catholic church
here at o'clock p. M. Sunday.
The Odd girls held very successful
entertainment at the Methodist church
Friday evening. The members of
the society had earned in some novel
way 90 and at this entertainment
told in original poetry how they
earned the money. That some Of the
members expressed SO much poetic
ability was surprise to all, and as a
result most enjoyable evening was
spent and about SIS was Melted by the
society.
Miss Edith Howard of st. Johns
bury, a teacher in the schools here last
year. was married to Ernest D. Lee of
Concord Wednesday of last week
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
S. G. Barnes, D. D. at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stearns on Main
street. Mrs. Lee is a graduate of
Johnson Normal school and of St.
JOhnsbury academy and is success
ful teacher. Mr.. Lee is graduate
Of Portland business college and a sue
cessful business man.
A delegation of Barre meu who are
contemplating building q large first
class house in that city and in looking
| for man to run in it decided J. V.
! ROwen Of Hotel Barton was the man
of their choice among the hotel men Of
Vermont. Saturday an automobile
from that place took Mr. and Mrs.
Rowen to Barre where they were
royalty entertained and the plan laid
before him. Mr.. Rowen, while appre-
ciating the opportunity, does not be-
lieve it feasible to leave Barton.
Mrs. Leclair of Sheffield died last
! Monday after a long and painful i'll
! ness of cancer having during her i'll
ness passed two unsuccessful opera
tions. She was a faithful and devot-
ed member OF St. Paul s church. always
doing ard giving largely for the
/ church she loved. The funeral SER
vices were held at St Paul's church
Wednesday at 10 o'clock in charge of
! FIR. Buisson, deacon, FIR. J. E. Lee
/ Blanc and sub deacon FIR. Y. Leblanc
The church was beautifully decorated
with flowers and large attendance
was present at the services. The
! interment was in the family lot in the
new Catholic cemetery.
z. F. Eble Of New York city, who
visits the Bowen family of East AL
bany every year and recently visited
fri ends in Barton, is very wealthy
man and an extensive traveller. When
ne reached the vicinity few weeks
ago he had been travelling in the west
for nearly four months, visiting
nearly every state in the west and all
sights of the Yellowstone Park, the
great canyons, mountains etc. Wher
asked his opinion of Vermont he ex.
pressed himself with enthusiasm
speaking of the beauty of our hills anc
mountains, lakes and streams anC
splendid landscape scenery. This
from so good a judge as Mr.. Eble anC
his good words for Barton were in
deed pleasing to hear. It has beer
said that Mr.. Eble has considered tn,
purchase Of summer home mere.
WILLoUCHBY
Earle Drown spent Sunday il
Evansville.
Miss Susie Lang has been visiting
friends here.
frankie Kimball visited at his HON
h ere recently.
Miss Fora Silver of Barton spen
Sunday at W. T. Brooks.
Mrs. Henry Brooks and younges
child Barbara were Ill part of las
week.
Mrs. Victoria Stone is visiting a
the ". W. & L. Company's boarding
house.
c. I. Duke and family of Lyndon
vile spent the day here with hi
mother.
W. T. Brooks and daughter Haze
recently visited at W. c. Daniels i
Westmore.
Mrs. Abbie Reynolds and daughte
from West Lebanon are visiting at
J. Kimbail's.
Carl Wheeler has been spending
few days here with his sister, Mrs
W. T. Brooks.
AL BANY.
: Mrs. W. K. Annis of Orleans sper
last week with friends in town.
John and Don Mcclellan have con
pleted their work at J. 3. Dow's.
John Tenney of Orleans spent Sur
day with his father. F. w. Tenney.
Miss Grace Hyde returned to he
home in Somerville, Mass, Monday
Henry Currier of Craftsbury sper
Friday with his sister, Mrs. Eta Wa!
Mr.. and Mrs. A J. Miles attende
the clambake at st. Johnsbury Mon
day.
The G. A. R. and Relief Corps hel
dinner at Newton's hall last Satu
day.
John Crowley of New York cit
spent couple of days in town las
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mathews {
Orleans were in town one day las
week.
Glenn Miles went to Hardwick Mo,
day, intending to work in an autom