Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-07-05
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Naramore were
in Orleans Sunday.
Rev. Father LaBlanc is in Montgom-
cry for few days. a aszs 50. . . s-z7ze
M. R. Alexander is spending few
days at West Burke. s.--@ - =
Miss Leah ..Diette is at home from
her school at Stanstead. - - 49,. s
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kelley are
visiting in Laconia, N. H. -. -: -,
Miss Marion Young spent several
days in Westfield last week. -
Miss Alice Laclair has finished her
school at Westield and is at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis jacques were in
Hyde Park and Cambridge Monday.
Carroll Wheelock and Miss Veora
Hunter were married at Irasburg Jnue
49,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Young are in
Barton and Bloomington visiting rela-
tives and friends. So
Mrs. Edmund Laflam and Howard
Barney are visiting in Claremont, N.
H., and St. Johnsbury.
E. E.--Alexander ofiWest Burke and
Warner Hartwell and son of Plymouth,
N. H., were guests of M. R. Alexander
the last of the week.
The remains of Mrs. Ethel Niblock
of St. Johnsbury were brought here
Wednesday afternoon and buried in the
village cemetery. Prayer at the grave
by Miss Ina Morgan.
Untended for last week. e7G
: Miss Ina Morgan was in Boston las
week.
Fred Bridges is visiting relatives j,
Orleans.
Roy Brahana has gone to Chicago t,
attend Chicago university.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Deblois spent sew
eral days last week in Glover. 60
John Seymour Of Sutton is visiting
: his daughter, Mrs.Al Deblois.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Powers are tn
parents of a son born last week.
e Mrs. Almon Clark of Cambridge
i visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Francis jacques. ~~z-e~-~~ 49,.
u D. P. Narramore, Mr.. and Mrs. {
Ii o. Gregory and Mr.. Macy were in w
terloo, P. O., the first of the week.
IL The parochial school had their clio
y ing exercises at the Woodman hs
Monday evening. The exercises we
re a success. Rev. Father Gotta of Mon
r. gomery was present and spoke, as We
as others.
ar A Masonic meeting was held at t
as Congregational church Sunday afte
noon. A fine address was given by Re
w. E.. Baker of MorrisvilIe. Sever
lg Masons from adjoining towns we
At present.
re The steam lumber mill in this v
ne lage, owned by the late G. w. AK
or and for years operated by him, a
nj later by Davis & Gray, was total
destroyed by fire Sunday evening. T
mill had not been running for sol
er time, and much of the machinery h
g. been removed. Sleighs and WACO
ne and some farm machinery stored
III the building and belonging to people
the village were destroyed. .
TO At $50 Saturday evening, July 1,
s. Nelson Martin was sitting on the por
TO of his residence in this village he f
ne dead from heart trouble. He
ridden to Westfeld during the aft
of noon and apparently enjoyed visit
re with his friends. He had been II
at serious condition for months a
us recently his physician had warned h
about over exertion. His age was
years, three months and 20 days: N
ne Martin had been a prosperous farm
en- who sold his farm few years ago a
IN moved into the village. He was
on man of industry and honorable in
deal. He was a veteran of the CT
no war and member of the M. E. chur'
nf He is survived by his widow wht
lin maiden name was Maria Miller. S
an was sister of the late Eugene Mill
a and of Mrs. E. w. Langmaid. n
!, Martin is also survived by two bro
" ers. John Martin of Westfield a
1r- Peter Martin of this town. The fun
nd al was held at the residence on M
or day, his pastor, the Rev. F. A. Kra,
en- hardt offci ating.
ne