Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-01-25

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20 express our thanks to the neigh
| oors and friends, who were so kline
and helpful during the sickness, death
and buria! of our beloved wife and
mother, also for the beautiful flowers.
| A. NJ. Beach,
| G. L. Merriam.
| The town officers of the town of
| Barton will meet at the town clerk s
| office in said Barton on Tuesday, Feb.
18th. 1911, to settle all claims against
| the town. The auditors will meet
| Wednesday, Feb 9Th, civil board
Thursday. Feb. 8. Bring in your &C
count early so as to cause no delay.
J. G. Turnbull,
Geo. f. Reed,
O. H. Mossman.
Selectmen Of the town Of Barton.
| As
| One of the most important real es-
! tate deals that has taken place in
| Barton for long time is the pur-
chase Of the O. H. Mossman property
on Park street by G. F. Cutler of
! West Glover Mr.. and Mrs. O. II.
Mossman have been very prominently
! identified in the business, social and
| public activities of our community
| life and their moving away will be
| deeply regretted. Barton is to be con
| graduated that people so widely
! known and highly respected as Mr..
and Mrs. Cutler are to become part
! of our community life.
| Seldom are so many prominent fam
lilies in the business of moving as we
notice this week. F. j. Percival and
| family have moved to St Johnsbury
! bnr ho IN
the Pillsbury and Baldwin company.
E. F. Hobson and family will move
this week and occupy the tenement
made vacant by Mr.. Percival. M. H.
Lewis and family of West Glover will
move into the tenement that Mr..
Hobson leaves. A. M. Durham is
moving into the Graves block from
the RoMell farm and Fred Smith is
moving to the Rowell farm, part of
which he recently purchased from W..
| E. Hanson.
The following item appeared in a
/ Bridgeport, Conn, paper of Tuesday,
Jan. TO- Mr.. French was born here,
and spent part of the summer two
years ago in town. ''Horatio French,
painful accident yesterday afternoon
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pany in the East End. Mr.. French
was engaged in leveling for a fly
wheel Of bit of machinery on the
floor above where he was working
with the main shaft in the room I'M
der it, When Mr.. French was on top
of a ladder working at the shaft to
get the level a clutch in the shafting
/ caught his sleeve and in a jiffy he
was pulled from his position and
| damned against the ceiling. His right
arm was pulled into such a position
! that the bones cracked and broke
at the muscle Of the arm. The
mans cries caused workmnn to
run to his assistance and the
power was shut Off. When the shaft
was stopped he was released from
his position and assisted to the floor
A call was sent in for the ambulance,
and DR.. Krause responded. Mr.
French was taken to the Bridgeport
hospital. "
WLLOUCHBY,
Aaron Drown has been on the sick
list.
B. c. Berry is very ill with heart
trouble.
Henry Hunt has gone to work fol
Ephram LeCIair.
= VIM. Nault is working for the W.
W. & l.. Company.
Henry Hunt, Will Nault and Trefey
LaClair have finished work for E. c..
Drown.
ZAr'hur Berry of Claremont, N. H.,
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sickness.
Mrs. Ernest Wheeler of Orleans
spent Friday and Saturday with hel
father here.
Dana LaClair has two teams draw
ing lumber into the mill here foi
Eph M LaClair
w. T. Brooks took the second degree
in them. w. A. lodge at Sutton Satur.
day evening" Several from here at
tended the meeting.
BANY.
f. l.. Annis is gaining slowly.
0. M. George is a little better.
Frank Burbank has been quite i'll.
Lucius Brown has returned from
Newport.
Elsie George was quite ill few
days last week.
Mrs. Ezra Butler has returned
home from Greensboro.
Lena Annis and daughterDale spent
Sunday with her parents.
Sam Norris visited friends IN
Charleston quite recently.
J. Bradley and Ezra Taylor had
their cows dehorned last week.
j. g. Turnbull is having the ice for
the creamery drawn this week.
w. w. Reirden of Barton was a
business visitor in town Friday
J. T. Gardner of Newport was in
town he<latter part of last week