Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-10-20

MARY Nault has been very i'll with
typhoid fever but is on the gain.
Gertrude Grammo has gone to ST.
Johnsbury to help her sister, who is
DIR. Ward Moves of Brattleboro
spent Sunday in town and attended
church.
ID. Martin Goodwin has sold his
farm to Bert Green and moved into
the Silas Ball house
c. c. Bennett attended a wedding
reception at Harley Hanscomb's in
Derby last Wednesday.
Mrs. Dana Laclair visited her
daughter, Mrs. Carroll Gordon, in st.
Johnsbury the past week.
Mrs. G. L. Gorham entertained her
Sunday school class at her home Sat
urday. Ice cream was served.
Albert Clark, who recently sold his
farm to the Parker Young Co., has
bought of w. E. Hanson, a farm in
Craftsbury.
October Both will be the last chance
to get your name on the check list.
Ladies call at the town clerks office
date.
INTENDED for last week.
julius Parker of Windsor is visit
ing his father, Lewis Parker, and
uncle, Coyden Parker.
The ladies had a full house for the
harvest supper. Several from Barton
and West Burke attended. Proceeds
about $50.
Agnes Laclair is staying with her
parents a part of the time as the
Peerless factory at Barton is run
ming only a part of the time.
Rev. Mr.. Sturtevant, an evange-
list, preached at the Baptist church
Sunday and viii hold meetings in the
Ladies' Aid society hall evenings
through the week.
HENRY BUSHAW
The whole community was sadden
ed on Sunday morning, September %
to learn of the death of Henry BIZ
shaw, which took place Sunday morn
! ing after a long and painful illness
Mr.. Rushaw was born in Derby Cen
| ter in 1874 and was united IN mar
rage to Miss Margaret Wright II
1867. They lived IN Derby and
| Charleston for many years. Thirteen
vaars AGO Mr.. Rushaw came to Bar
ron TO make his home. Three years
200 he came TO live with his son, Ar
! thur Bushaw, in Sutton.
Mr.. Bushaw was a veteran OF the
Civil war. ~
The funeral took place at st. PauPs
church at Barton. He leaves to mourn
L;s asa+h. an aped wife and five chill
| 5re- seven sisters and host OF
friends. He viii be greatly missed II
/ his family as he was with them con
The children are: Mrs. B. c. Royce
&c West Charleston; William Bushaw
/ WiIlsi+e: Fnvl Bushaw, Sutton; Ara
R11shaw. West Charleston and A. II
Bushaw of this town.
ICARD-We wish TO thank our klnt
reighbors and friends for their KIND
ness and helm through the sickness:
and death of our dear husband anS
/ father Nav God, the giver OF al
! Good things. bless and comfort yoI
/ in your sorrow.
Mrs. Henry Bushaw and family
SUTTON NORTH RIDGE
Herbert ingalls, of Lancaster, n. H.
| is visiting his father, Fred ingalls,.
Mr.. and Mrs. E ]. Ash of Spring
field visited at G. II. Netherlands re
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. McShane wer
business visitors in st. Johnsbury tn
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Grant, Mr.. an'
Mrs. G.. H. Mcfarland and Kathleen
went to Bath, N. H, Sunday.
Angus McIver has sold his farm T.
man from Concord, n. H. Mr.. Nc
Iver is in Canada looking up farm
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Stoddard AM
Mrs. Nellie Stoddard started for Flor
ida last Wednesday, camping en- route
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Curtis have re
4 turned from Greenland, y. H, wher
they have been visiting their sor
Wesley.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. P. Sias had a mar
row escape from injury last week. A
they were driving TO Sutton statlo
they met an auto which in some wa
Icollided with their wagon, tlpplni
them out but fortunately resulting /
lonly a severe shaking up.