Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-10-29

spots until all the diseased wood is
cut away and then filling the cavity
with cement: Further decaying is
stopped and the tree soon heals and
the cement is covered by the growing
tree. Mr.. Wood has been doing work
for Mrs. Lucy Robinson and is now
working for A. P. Underwood and has
other work to do.
The funeral of John Bushaw, who
died at St. Johnsbury hospital Thurs.
day as the result of an operation for
! appendicitis, was held at the Catholic
church Monday morning, many people
from out of town being present. Mr..
/ Bushaw was forty-two years old last
August and levaes a wife, three
children, father, mother one sister,
and fye brothers: He has ever been a
large-hearted, affectionate son and an
obliging acquaintance. The Vermont
Butter Tub company, tor which he has
been a reliable workman for three
years. closed the shop, the employees
attended in body and presented
beautiful flowers. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Bushaw and family sincerely
thank the neighbors and friends who
were so generous with their words,
their acts of kindness and with flowers
ALBANY
Bernie George visited in Eden
Friday.
Rev. and Mrs Perry were on the
sick list last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fletcher visited
in Barton last week.
Mary McCaffrey of Hardwick called
on friends in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bridgman OF Hardwick
visited at O. Whitcher's Thursday.
Kenneth. Newton. who has been sick
with typhoid fever is able to be out
again.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Bashaw have
returned from their trip to Massachu
setts.
Fred Briggs and family of Newport
Center visited at j. B. Darling's the
past week.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Kinney O.
Craftsbury visited at Orange Which
er's Sunday.
i Orange Whitcher. who has been sicl
since his return from Fitchburg, il
somewhat improved.
: Mrs. Ella Frasier and Mrs. Bernie,
Rouse visited at James Martins !,
South Albany the first of last week.
!, j. A. Brown and his sister. Mrs
} Mary Hitchcock have returned fron
an extended visit in northern Vermont
i Lynn Anderson of South ALBANY ha
purchased the place in the viliag
: belonging to the Augustus Eldridg
: estate.
The Maple Valley grange No. 45O
: will give masquerade promenade an
: dance at Newton's hall, Friday even
., ing. Everyone invited.
B Mr.. and Mrs. Sackett, who hav
e recently visited his sister, Mrs. S. {
e Chamberlin, have returned to thei
home IN New Hampshire.
. The ladies of the M. E. society wi
Y hold their annual chicken pie supper i
i the church vestry Wednesday evening
. Nov. 5th. Supper will be served frol
v six o'clock until all are served. A
o are cordially invited.
: SOUTH ALeANY
r Mrs. w. B. Locke has been visitin
s in Newport the past week.
}. Bear in mind the contest Saturda
7 afternoon at Mrs. Rowell's milliner
parlors.
Mrs. Will Courser recently ente,
! tanned her friend. Miss Flora Buswel
y of Albany.
! The dance which was held at Ande
y sonvile schoolhouse Friday evenin.
!, - Oct II. was well attended and muc
% enjoyed.
]. Miss Katherine Miller. who has bee
sr spending few weeks with her mothe
t. Mrs. Magoon. has gone to Newport
n work for Frank Williams.
q C. w. Williams returned last wee
- : from Mt. Clemens. Mich, where 1
has been with his wife. who has gor
there for treatment. Her efrient
te hope she may be much benefited (
in the change.
ne
oe EVANSVILLE
OF Frank Marshall has sold his place
!e j. E. Waterman.
in
c Homer Leland has sold his farm
1g Mr. Taplin Of Orleans