Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-26

dinner will be served every Thursday
for the present.
The Methodist church was filled
Sunday morning for the union Me-
mortal services. Only six Civil war
veterans were able to be present. The
service was very impressive one,
Rev. M. A. Turner preaching an ex-
ceptionally fine sermon in which he
referred to Lincoln as a God given
leader as were the leaders of the chill
dren of Israel and that the church is
today asked to lead the people. He
also referred to the soldiers as men
who had erected lasting memorials
which shall serve as a guide and in
] spiration to future generations.
vid, of Barre, have come to Barton to
make their home with the Misses
/ Evaline and Grace Mcdonald and are
Occupying the apartment in the Moss
man house on Main street.
WEST GLOVER
The Francis family has moved to
South Glover.
Mr.. loyal has taken possession of
the Uric farm.
Archie Drown moves this week to
/ Newport Center.
Mrs. Emily Baker has been spend
ing some time with Mrs. Nettie Bak-
er and family.
c.. C. Locke has moved his family
to Mrs. SINNERS tenement, recently
vacated by the Francis family.
Mrs. L. L. Hastings was at church
Sunday. the first time she has been
able to leave the house since last fall
The Willing Workers met with
Mrs. Lyman Barber last week and
work was done for L. r. Young's
family.
Fred Stevens, who underwent ar
operation for appendicitis last week
has been very sick since pith pneu.
monia. He is now slowly recovering
Mrs Levi Wild of Gaysvi11e, where
~ T7iTd IS nreachinr, is visiting
Mrs. Nettie Baker. MIR. Nlld IS Te
covering from a severe operation.
There will be a Farm Bureau meet
5 ing at the hall Friday evening TO as
: c1ss the wool marketing proposition
: Mr. Emerson of Barton and other
Y snaalrers will be present to explain
the methods proposed
There was large attendance a
!. the Memorial services Sunday. Onl!
2 three of the G.. A. R. veterans were
liz I'll 10 he present, Thomas Marnock
f IoeI Christie and Leander Scott. Rev
7 Hutchinson delivered an excel
LENT sermon. paying special tribute Il
tha veterans and to the women whc
remained at home. The Communit.
cbnrch was well represented ant
: tbere were many former resident
from Barton and Orleans present.
WESTMORE
n Horace Beebe has gone to Eas
= Burke to work for Z. Darling.
Mrs. A. L. Peene and Harry Bax
4 tien of Yonkers, n. Y, are IN town
Renorts received here state tha
Rev Wilbur Rand is married. Con
9 Mrs q H. Jackson has returne
I to Westmore and her store is nov
omen for the summer.
pre-Memorial exercises at the Mi
: Rrook sehoolhouse Friday, at 2.30 I
IN, All are cordially invited
|: A r Cobleigh of West Newport
i district highway commissioner, wa
/ in town Friday laying out state worf
q Mr and Mrs. N. NJ Hubbard O
cn1ter spent Sunday with his mothel
Ms Hubbard. at the Willoughby He
d tel.
Er+on and Earl Lyon have rente
4ha Raahe farm and Mr.. and Mr.
L Earl In1 Tvon. who have been at Eas
, Burke N working for E. Darling al
= = moving there
le Mrs VIM. Densmore Of Sutton ha
5 hoar stonping with Mrs. NJ. E. Call
{ rs ;ns several days. She has been vii
s ;+;ng ;ii5 her sister, Mrs Goodwin, an
y ] niece. niece Mrs. Inez Mclaughlin
= = The house of VIM. Wills, recent
= = bought of Fred Tatro, has been move
a tn the foundation near the schoo