Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-24

"The Upper Glass Girls Club" con-
sisting of the Senior and Junior girls
of the academy, has been organized
in charge Of Miss Kate Ferrin. A re
ception was given them in Miss Fer
rim S rooms Thursday evening.
Mrs. E. G. Kimhall went Saturday
TO Waterbury to attend the funeral of
her My sister, Mrs. Annie Uarra-
hea) Arnold, VINO died of cancer.
\ rs Arnold was born in Irasburg and
we'd in this vicinity for a number Of
years.
The many friends Of Mrs. Chas.
Miles will be pleased to know that
she has returned from Royal Victoria
hospital, Montreal where she under
went We = seriols operation. AL
though con intd to the bed she is i'm
proving.
Rev. Felix Towall, of Berlin. N.
H., gave very Interesting lecture on
his life, in the M. E. church, We'd
nesday evening, Jan. IL, to good
Italian and bis life story is an inspir-
contact with his life.
Ryan & Duncan have purchased the
w elch shop and will remodel it at
once, making it into stone shed and
will employ gang of men another
summer. We understand they are ex-
perienced in the business and speak
highly of the outlook for Barton
granite.
| G. Santolucito has sold the fruit
| business. which ne has conducted for
several years, to James Paino of ST.
| Johnsbury. Mr.. Santolucito has
bought business in Claremont, N.
H. Mr.. Piano has moved into the A.
K. Story tenement recently vacated
by Harry Graves.
John Govro died at his home in this
town, Thursday and his remains were
taken to Albany for burial Sunday. Mr..
Govro was longtime resident of that
town. Funeral services were held at
the Congregational church. Albany,
Rev. G. A. Adams officiating. A
longer notice appears in Albany news.
The many friends IF Miss Marion
Bjckford will be interested to know
that she sang before the January
meeting Of the Woman's club at the
Kellogg Hubbard Library in Mont.
peller. The Montpelier Journal in re-
porting the meeting says. "Miss Mar,
ion Bickford sang several soprano So
los excellently.
Besides the Peerless sale now on, G
L. Merriam advertises elsewhere his
annual clearance sale of bargains ir
gents furnishings. The E. w. Bar
ron company announce their annua
bargain sale and c. E. Rollins il
continuing his bargain prices on mary
lines of goods. 1t pays to follow the
advertising in the. Monitor.
+ Mrs. F. D. Pierce gave a small
! party at her home Tuesday evening il
honor of Mrs. Clare Powell. wh'
leaves soon for her new home in Is
a land Pond Kitchen furnishings, toc
, numerous to mention, together will
2 gems of poetry appropriate to tn
gift were showered upon Mrs. Powell
f Whist was played, dainty refresh
ments served and the occasion was
most happy one.
: The town officers of the town o
II Barton will meet at the town clerk
b Office in said Barton on Wednesday
8 January 81, to settle all claims agains
n the town. Ihe auditors WILL NEE
Thursday. Feb. /. civil board Frida,
, Feb. 2. Bring in your account earl
= so as to cause no delay.
:: Geo. F. Reed,
- E. R. Cook
y II. E. Cleveland
Selectmen Of the town of Barton.
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ri Christabelle, youngest daughter ,
to Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Caron. died Su
day, Jan. 18th in her fifteenth yea
she leaves to mourn her loss, f
r. ther, mother. four brothers and tv
n sisters. Funeral services were he
20 in the. Catholic church the followir
SIS Tuesday at 10 O'Clock.
One precious to our hearts has gone
The voice we loved is stilled,
s. The place made vacant in our home
al. Can never more be filled.
Id Our Father in his wisdom called
rn The boon His love had given;
m And though on earth the body lies,
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