Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-03-29

South and cart treasures of Ameri-
ca. poem was read by Mrs A.
l. Buswell; reading, "Biltmore, An
Ideal American Estate" Mrs. Ellen
Webster. Mrs. Buswell and Miss
Ruth Gleason favored the club with
piano solos.
Sunday and Monday were very mild
days. in fact considerable rain fell on
Monday. and the really first spring
like days were enjoyed. However
the weather has not yet modera ed
enough so that sugar is being made
to any extent. Some have not yet
tapped their sugar orchards. Con-
trasting this year with last we find
that considerable plowing had been
done at this time last year and some
grain had been sown, a few gardens
planted and in general the season was
at least a month earlier.
Michael Dacre, whose funeral oc-
Cured March 5th, was born in Leeds,
England June 5, 1853. He came to
this country when young man of II
years of age, and has lived in the
town of Barton ever since. With his
mother he lived OF their farm about
two miles toward South Barton. AT.
ter her death he and his half. sister,
Miss Ellen Gott, continued to live on
the homo place. A few days before
his death he was taken Ill with pneu-~
m0nia which quickly carried him off.
He was buriad at South Barton ceme-
terry. Rev. W. A. Warner officiated.
wlsLoUGHBY,
Maurice Sawyer spent the day at
VIII Gray's recently.
Burton Brooks of Barton recently
called on friends here.
Mrs. Julia Drown has returned
from her visit in Lowell.
Miss Eta Folsom of West Derby is
visiting her parents here.
Mrs. A. D. Folsom who has been i'll
for several weeks is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Berry and son
Ralph recently spent ay in Or
leans.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. B pent
Sunday with Mrs. Brooks father in
Sutton.
Mrs. Dr. Clifford of Burlington is
viiting her paren is, Mr.. ard Mrs.
| Alonzo Folsom.
! Roy Lord has finished work for the
w. W. and L. Company and gone to
work at Orleans.
Mr.. King Of Whitefeld and Miss
Anderson of Barton spent Sunday at
Bernard Anderson's.
A. Grammo and family from
Greensboro visited at VIM. Gray's
and VIM. Nault's few days last week.
Gilbert Folsom, assistant ferer an
on Boston and Maine Steel gang
spent Sunday with his paren Is, Mr..
and Mrs. A. D. Folsom.
ALBANY.
Mrs. Kate Dalano is in town.
Mrs. Sarah Abbott is on the gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Reynolds
are i'll.
J Herbert Fay of Coventry was in
J town last week.
; John Govro recently moved his
) family to Barton.
VIII Johnson lost one finger, while
saving wood last week.
Harry Shute, who is working for
S John Carter, is quite i'll.
= John Bradley sugared off SO pounds
OF maple sugar Saturday.
o Nathan Shute of Craftsbury spent a
+ few days in town last week.
), Mrs. Martin Carter has an Easter
r lily with 13 blossoms on one stem.
Thomas Fhayer, who lived in the
east part OF this town, died Saturday,.
n Miss Mildred Goodwin of Randolph
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. Sheldon.
9 Miss Nancy Fletcher is spending a
u time in Marlboro, Mass, and vicinity.
Harlie Lockwood moved his fanny
II into the house owned by ]. Govro last
y week.
!. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Davis spent
: Monday and Tuesday of last week at
: Newport.
l. Martin Carter and his son John
Carter have been quite i'll for the
: past week.
q The frienisan neighbors got up a
nice wood pile for Mrs. Carrie Duck
: less last week.
v Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvander Goodwin
s and two sons of Stowe are quite ill at
n Martin Carter'S.
' Oliver Peters of Quebec has been
spending the past week with relatives
in town and in Eden.
d Lee Fletcher is working for War
: rem Seaver through sugaring, begin
e ming his work Monday.
q Miss Edith Copeland of Orleans has
s been spending several days with her
n sister. Mrs. Merton Cutler.
q Mrs. Julia Hamilton attended the
{ funeral of her neice. Edith Marion
u Grant, at Craftsbury last week Tues
day.
II Judson Turner. who has been max
s ing his home for the past year in
J, Greensboro, visited friends here last
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