Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-10-30

! All Christmas parcels tor the DOyS
overseas may be left at the town
clerks office, where Miss May, Mrs.
Buckley and Miss Redfield will IN
spect and wrap them. The cartons
will also be found there when recelv-
| ed.
c.. L. Erwin was in Boston last
week to attend the meeting OF dele
gates from New England on the
United War Work Campaign, and
was appointed county chairman OF
the Victory Boys division OF the
campaign.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stannard have moved
their household effects to Orleans,
where they will reside, having closed
their home here. Mr.. Stannard has
been in charge of the bookkeeping in
the Turnbull Co. office for some time.
Everyone is sorry to have Mr.. and
Mrs. Stannard leave town.
Mrs. Carmi Marsh of Newport died
Saturday and the body was buried
here Monday. She was native OF
Greensboro and had lived in Barton
several years previous to going to
Newport. She leaves a husband and
four children who are sick with IN
fluenza, Of which she died.
The preliminary check list for the
town of Barton has been posted and
is subject to revision and addition up
to Saturday night at midnight. Ihe
town clerks office will be open until
that hour for such corrections and
everyone should make an effort to
see that all legal voters names are
Just over 800 names and the writer
notes that there are 13 Smiths, IL
Brookses, eight Websters, eight Naults
and six Wrights on the list.
John A. McCauley, who died at
Bridgeport, Conn.,, Oct. 18, Daniel
McCauley, who died at Bury, 2. a.,
and Mrs. c.. M. Darling, who died
at her home in Lyndonville, OF the
same family and all within two weeks
of pneumonia. were cousins of M. ).
Smith of this place. John McCauley
will be remembered as former pro-
prietor of Crystal Lake Hotel. While
here he married and is survived by
widow. Mrs. Darling was the wife OF
the owner of the Crystal Lake Hotel.
The state papers tell Of the promo
ton of C. A. Burrows of st. Johns
bury, son of Mr., and Mrs. w; II.
Burrows of this place, in the follow
ing words: "a railroad order re-
ceived here announces the appoint
ment of Clayton A. Burrows as gen
eral agent at St. Johnsbury, who will
have charge Of all passenger and
freight facilities and employees at this
point The position Of yardnaster
here has been abolished" Mr.. Bur-
rows was formerly freight agent here
and went to St. Johnsbury several
years ago to become freight agent
there.
A letter from N. Ray Underwood
says he recently saw Doe of Orleans
and Jones, who enlisted while in the
employ of Attorney Thompson, and
he also says Miss Ruggles, who was
then in Paris, has been assigned to
canteen work in the town in which he
is in. w. P. Barrows has been made
sergeant and letter from James
Durkin says that Walter Buckley is
recovering from shrapnel wounds re-
ceived August 5. Buckley left Bar
ton February % and was in battle
to be wounded early in August. This
is less than six months from civilian
life to trench fighting.
WEsTMORE
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Bowen were
in Derby over Sunday.
Mrs Fred Tatro has been visiting
in Bloomington the past week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tatro were
home from Waterbury for the week
end.
There will be a Red Cross meeting
at Mrs. Joe Tatro's Nov. 1. Every
one should try and come as there has
been no meeting for long time.